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UNICEF/UN011564/Ueslei Marcelino
Background report

Zika virus risk assessment in the WHO African Region: A Technical Report

This WHO Technical Report seeks to assess the risk of Zika virus outbreak by country in the WHO African region and the capacity to contain it from becoming an epidemic.
WHO
2016
UNICEF/UN011574/Ueslei Marcelino
Evidence review

Psychosocial Support for Pregnant Women and for Families with Microcephaly and Other Neurological Complications in the Context of Zika Virus: Interim Guidance for Health-Care Providers

On 1 February 2016 WHO announced that a cluster of microcephaly and other neurologic disorders reported in Brazil is a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. Several countries have reported an increase in the incidence of cases of microcephaly and/or…
WHO
2016
UNICEF/UN026533/Parry
Background report

Mapping the Risk and Distribution of Epidemics in the WHO African Region: A Technical Report

This WHO Technical Report offers a comprehensive spatially defined database of outbreaks and epidemics, and delineates the ecological zones of diseases classified as Public Health Emergency of International Concern (‎PHEIC)‎ and malaria.
WHO
2016
UNICEF/UN026552/Parry
Evidence review

Open Mindsets: Participatory Leadership for Health

The importance of leadership in bringing about change to improve health and well-being is increasingly emphasized — especially with the shift to SDGs — and there is now a need and opportunity to act to strengthen leadership for health. In…
WHO
2016
UNICEF/UN026564/Parry
Evidence review

Guideline: Infant Feeding in Areas of Zika Virus Transmission

The purpose of this guideline is to provide a recommendation to guide governments, ministries of health,policy-makers and health-care workers in regions affected by transmission of Zika virus, in the development of local and national protocols and policies on infant feeding,…
WHO
2016
UNICEF/UN028257/Page
Tools

A toolkit for integrated vector management in sub-Saharan Africa

This toolkit for integrated vector management (IVM) is designed to help national and regional programme managers coordinate across sectors to design and run large IVM programmes. It is an extension of earlier guidance and teaching material published by the World…
WHO
2016
UNICEF/UN015030/Bonnaud
Evidence review

Guidance for Managing Ethical Issues in Infectious Disease Outbreaks

This guidance document on ethical issues that arise specifically in the context of infectious disease outbreaks aims to complement existing guidance on ethics in public health. It should therefore be read in conjunction with more general guidance on issues such…
WHO
2016
UNICEF/UN026553/Parry
Article

Community mobilization and engagement accelerating ahead of yellow fever prevention campaign in Kinshasa

A statement from WHO on capacity-building and community engagement by district chief medical officers and community organisers in Kinshasa.
WHO
2016
UNICEF/UN040270/
Briefing

Looking Beyond Prosthetics? Including People with Disabilities in Emergency Relief Efforts

As the rapid response briefing on “Including people with disabilities in emergency relief efforts” from IDS shows, emergencies have a disproportionate impact on those already marginalised by society, including people with disabilities and their families. For example, people with disabilities are…
IDS
2016
UNICEF/UN010144/Ayene
Briefing

Beyond Risk Factors: The All-Too-Human World of Zoonotic Pandemics

While we might enjoy the entertainment, in real life people prefer their experts to be optimists – which, fortunately, characterises most of us working in the world of global health, even when working in very adverse and trying circumstances. We…
STEPS Centre
2016
UNICEF/UNI169688/Nesbitt
Briefing

Healthcare Innovations Won’t Cure Global Health Inequality – Political Action Will

Boosting developing nations’ access to medical advances is top of the agenda at Berlin’s World Health Summit, but will it improve healthcare for the poorest?
The Guardian
2016
UNICEF/UNI188296/El Baba
Briefing

Disability in Conflict Zones: ‘I told my wife to take the children and run’

Being caught in a humanitarian crisis with a disability can lead to abandonment and neglect. How can we make humanitarian response more inclusive? hen the shooting started Simplice Lenguy told his wife to take their children and run. It was…
The Guardian
2016

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