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Resource Library

Welcome to the LGHS Resource Library, a dedicated portal for accessing key information on the Global Health Security Agenda (GHSA). This library is designed to support local organizations working in the global health security field by providing essential materials, tools, and resources to help advance their efforts in strengthening health security worldwide.

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  • A detailed analysis of a particular instance, event, or organization used to illustrate principles or outcomes. Case studies focus on real-world examples and provide insights through detailed narrative and analysis.

  • A comprehensive guide that provides general information, guidelines, or best practices on a particular topic. Handbooks are broad, often covering a wide range of related topics and serving as ongoing references for users.

  • Pre-formulated communication content intended to convey specific information or promote particular actions. Messaging is typically concise and targeted, such as key messages, talking points, or social media content.

  • A written report on recent events or developments, typically focused on delivering current information to a general audience. News articles are time-sensitive, often focusing on recent developments, trends, or breaking news, with a journalistic style.

  • A digital or physical space where tools, resources, or services are hosted and accessed by users. Platforms are identified as aggregators or providers of multiple resources, often offering interactivity or user engagement.

  • A narrative that highlights the successful implementation or outcomes of a project, initiative, or strategy. Success stories focus on positive outcomes, often emphasizing the impact, key factors, and lessons learned from a specific case.

  • An in-depth analysis and evaluation of technical information, often focused on specific methodologies, processes, or innovations. Technical reviews are detailed and technical, often including evaluations, critiques, or comparisons of technical methods or data.

  • Resources or instruments designed to aid in the performance of specific tasks or processes. Tools are often interactive or downloadable resources (e.g., calculators, templates) intended to be used directly in practice.

  • A structured set of learning materials or activities designed to teach specific skills or knowledge. Training modules are educational, often interactive, and typically organized in a step-by-step format to facilitate learning.

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  • Providing training and resources to local health workers and community leaders to enhance their skills in risk communication and community engagement. This includes workshops, simulations, and continuous education programs.

  • Monitoring and addressing misinformation and disinformation within communities. This involves providing accurate, timely information and engaging with community members to understand their concerns and questions. Introduce the grantees to the WHO Infodemic management training.

  • This strategy involves integrating human, animal, and environmental health sectors to create a comprehensive response to zoonotic diseases. It emphasizes collaboration and coordination across these sectors to enhance surveillance, detection, and response capabilities.

  • Establishing partnerships with local, national, and international organizations to support capacity-building efforts and share resources and expertise.

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Advancing Community Leadership in the Fight Against Covid-19

Breakthrough Action + Research

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Assessment of Community Event–Based Surveillance for Ebola Virus Disease, Sierra Leone, 2015

CDC

Developed a Community Events-Based Surveillance system, training community health workers to detect Ebola trigger events. Local organizations can adapt this system to detect priority zoonotic diseases in their regions.

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Battling COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation Through Targeted Community Dialogues

Breakthrough Action + Research

Developed the COVID-19 Vaccine Community Dialogue Guide, engaging community influencers such as religious leaders to form a network for RCCE. Local organizations can use similar strategies to build networks and engage communities in dispelling myths and raising awareness.

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Behaviour Change: Complete Volunteer Manual

Red Cross IFRC

A training guide for volunteers on changing community behaviors, including steps and challenges. Local organizations can adapt these strategies to develop trainings targeting awareness of zoonotic diseases.

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Call Centers a Lifeline for Bangladesh’s Farmers

FAO

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Community Led Action for COVID-19: A Field Manual for Community Mobilizers

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GOAL

A field manual for implementing the Community-Led Action approach to prevent COVID-19, focusing on community engagement and follow-ups. Local organizations can use this approach for priority zoonotic disease prevention.

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