Social Behavioural Dashboard

For Public Health Emergencies

Welcome to the

Social Behavioural Dashboard

Since COVID-19, an impressive amount of social behavioural data have been generated from multiple research projects conducted in the field or at the global level by partners and academic communities. This data has substantially improved the response with better understanding of community perceptions, practices and adaptations. The Social Behavioural Dashboard aims to help the RCCE community, public heath and humanitarian stakeholders to analyse the situation at global, regional and country level.

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Explore our data sources

The Study and Data Tracker archives relevant quantitative data sources on social behavioural changes and the most recent public health emergencies. With the tracker, you could explore this repository of social science researches through a set of thematic filters and countries.

Tracker

Methods & Indicators

The database aims to track and archives information, knowledge, perception, and practices related to public health emergencies – from January 2020. To implement the database, we applied a methodology based on a standisation of indicators, matching process between each data collected and an exhaustive documentation of methods, sampling size, geographical scope, and limitation.

Methodology

Indicator Table

Collective Helpdesk

The Collective Helpdesk provides coordinated guidance and support on RCCE-related queries. It forms part of the support offering of the Collective Service and allows for quick access to technical expertise, data, and knowledge bases.

Who is the support for? Anyone seeking rapid or in-depth RCCE technical support and resources that cannot be found at the country or regional levels.

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