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WHO Afro

Social and behavioural insights COVID-19 data collection tool for Africa

Description

The pandemic continues to highlight a pressing need to use social and behavioural data alongside biomedical data to mount an effective response. Timely data and insights into people’s changing knowledge, attitudes and behaviours help to ensure that the response is tailored and adapted to the needs of the population. Due to the rapidly evolving situation, many countries are facing challenges in the availability of accurate and up-to-date social and behavioural data. In response to this situation, WHO has developed the “Social and Behavioural Insights COVID-19 Data Collection Tool for Africa”. The tool can be used by WHO Country Offices, NGOs, universities or other groups interested in capturing quantitative and qualitative social and behavioural data. The tool is designed to be tailored to the needs and knowledge gaps of local response teams and therefore should be contextualised to the context in which it is applied. This document provides detailed guidance for implementers and practical lessons learnt from using the tool in Nigeria and Zambia in 2021.


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DETAILS

Publication

2021

Authors

WHO AFRO

Emergency

COVID-19

Language

English

Keywords

COVID-19, Behaviours, Social Science Tools, Qualitative data, FAQ, Data analysis, Data collection

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