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Communication Handbook for Polio Eradication and Routine EPI


Summary

This Communication Handbook on Polio Eradication and the Routine Expanded Programme on Immunisation (EPI) aims to provide programme officers with guidelines and a framework to design and implement research-driven communication programmes. It offers a menu of ideas, strategies, and tools (worksheets) from which programme officers can select according to their country-specific reality, in order to accelerate polio eradication.

Although the content of this Handbook emphasises polio eradication and routine EPI, the methodology it proposes can be readily utilised to guide other health communication interventions as well. To study and apply the guidelines in the Handbook, as well as strategies and ideas provided in it can help in initiating, reinforcing, and institutionalising the integration of a sound and research-driven communication approach in a communication programme.

Publisher

Number of Pages

156

Contact

United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)

3 United Nations Plaza
44th Street between 1st and 2nd Avenues

New York, NY
10017
United States
Tel: 212 326 7000
Fax: 212 887 7465


World Health Organization - Regional Office for Africa

Cité du Djoué
P.O. Box 06

Brazzaville
Congo
Tel: 47 241 39100 or 242 770 02 02
Fax: 47 241 39503

Source


Placed on the Communication Initiative site August 28 2003
Last Updated January 22 2009



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