In this side-event, UNICEF SBC team, in collaboration with the partner Common Thread, will share initial reflections on the positioning shifts experienced internally and externally, strides made towards enhancing systems by applying different SBC strategies, lessons learned from responding to public health emergencies post-COVID-19, as well as on the specificities associated with the implementation of SBC approaches in the Latin America and Caribbean region.
Participants, in a participatory World Café Style, will be invited to share their perspectives and contribute to an overall reflection on the state of the sector.
World Café style with 4 interactive stations focusing on:
1. Institutional changes and trends, facilitated by Massimiliano Sani and Sherine Guirguis
2. SBC System strengthening efforts, results and challenges, facilitated by Helena Ballester Bon, Andres Ochoa and Ol Beun
3. Lessons learned from Risk Communication and Community Engagement programming to respond to public health emergencies and outbreaks, facilitated by Awet Araya, Mariana Palavra, Tetiana Korol and Humberto Jaime Villasenor.
4. SBC approaches in Latin America and the Caribbean, facilitated by UNICEF SBC staff, Viviane Melo Bianco, Markel Mendez, Gerardo Marcano, and Jair Vega.
In this side-event, UNICEF SBC team, in collaboration with the partner Common Thread, will share initial reflections on the positioning shifts experienced internally and externally, strides made towards enhancing systems by applying different SBC strategies, lessons learned from responding to public health emergencies post-COVID-19, as well as on the specificities associated with the implementation of SBC approaches in the Latin America and Caribbean region.
Participants, in a participatory World Café Style, will be invited to share their perspectives and contribute to an overall reflection on the state of the sector.World Café style with 4 interactive stations focusing on:1. Institutional changes and trends, facilitated by Massimiliano Sani and Sherine Guirguis2. SBC System strengthening efforts, results and challenges, facilitated by Helena Ballester Bon, Andres Ochoa and Ol Beun3. Lessons learned from Risk Communication and Community Engagement programming to respond to public health emergencies and outbreaks, facilitated by Awet Araya, Mariana Palavra, Tetiana Korol and Humberto Jaime Villasenor.4. SBC approaches in Latin America and the Caribbean, facilitated by UNICEF SBC staff, Viviane Melo Bianco, Markel Mendez, Gerardo Marcano, and Jair Vega.
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