Principles of a Community-Led Response

Session 3: Principles of a Community-Led Response

1. Watch the video:

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2. Review what you have learned (your answers will not be recorded):

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#1. Which answer is not a way to communicate prevention and response measures clearly?

Support communities in communicating local solutions

Provide resources communities need to carry out RCCE activities

Engage religious leaders of all denominations

Discourage community feedback, as it may contradict your prevention messages

#2. Language barriers, mistrust, risk of stigma, and contested leadership are all challenges with risk communication and community engagement. True or False?

True

False

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