Cholera – READY Initiative

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Key Considerations: Child Engagement in the Context of Disease Outbreaks in Eastern and Southern Africa

2024-09-09

Author: Social Science in Humanitarian Action Platform This…

Fit for purpose? Global Coordination Mechanisms of Large-Scale Epidemic Response
in Humanitarian Settings

2024-01-22

Author: READY This report examines global structures and processes…

Brief: Fit for purpose? Global Coordination Mechanisms of Large-Scale Epidemic Response in Humanitarian Settings

2024-01-11

Author: READY This brief highlights the key findings and methodology…

Cholera Resources Guidance

2023-05-13

Author: International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent…

Global Review of WASH Components in Rapid Response Mechanisms and Rapid Response Teams in Cholera Outbreak Settings (2019)

2023-05-13

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Author: United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) UNICEF’s WASH…

Global Review Summary: Rapid response teams: A UNICEF experience (2019)

2023-05-13

Author: United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) In recent cholera…

Response to Cholera Outbreaks – Area Targeted Interventions and Community Outbreak Response Teams (2020)

2023-05-13

Author: United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) This operational…

Cholera Joint Operational Framework – Global WASH and Health Clusters (2020)

2023-05-13

Author: Global WASH Cluster The aim of the Joint Operational…

Interim Guiding Document to Support Countries for the Development of their National Cholera Plan

2023-05-13

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Author: Global Task Force on Cholera Control The objective…

An Introduction to community engagement in WASH

2023-05-13

Author: Oxfam This guide aims to provide field staff with…

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