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Ebola: Demanding Accountability and Mobilizing Societies to Avoid a Deadly Relapse

July 21, 2015/in Analysis, Assessment Civicus Global English Emergency Response, Social Mobilization General Public, Infection Prevention & Control, Leaders, NGO Workers, People Developing Messages and Materials /by Brandon Desiderio

Ebola: Demanding Accountability and Mobilising Societies to Avoid a Deadly RelapseThe enduring Ebola epidemic has taught the world some hard lessons over the last 12 months, which we must take to heart. This guest essay and analysis from CIvicus’ 2015 State of Civil Society report argues “we should reflect on the role civil society must play in response, and how it can spur on mandated international bodies to shake off their paralysis and act decisively during crises, instead of leaving it to private organisations, such as MSF, to respond.”

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Resource Type(s)

Analysis

Assessment

Topic(s)

Emergency Response

Social Mobilization

Audience(s)

General Public

Infection Prevention & Control

Leaders

NGO Workers

People Developing Messages and Materials

Language(s)

English

Country(ies)

Global

Source(s)

Civicus

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Ebola Response System Strengthening – LESSONS LEARNED

April 28, 2015/in Analysis, Assessment UKAID, Welthungerhilfe Sierra Leone English Lessons Learned, Social Mobilization Aid Workers, Community Health Workers, Leaders, People Developing Messages and Materials /by Marla Shaivitz | Health Communication Capacity Collaborative

ebolaresponselessonslearned

Social Mobilization in the Freetown Peninsula during the Ebola Epidemic 2014-2015

Ebola Response System Strengthening along Western Area Peninsula Coastline – LESSONS LEARNED

Resource Type(s)

Analysis

Assessment

Topic(s)

Lessons Learned

Social Mobilization

Audience(s)

Aid Workers

Community Health Workers

Leaders

People Developing Messages and Materials

Language(s)

English

Country(ies)

Sierra Leone

Source(s)

UKAID

Welthungerhilfe

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  • CORE Group
  • Global Outbreak and Response Network (GOARN)
  • The Ebola Network (The Communication Initiative)
  • Social Sciences in Humanitarian Action Platform
  • UNICEF - Social Sciences Analytics Cell
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