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Session 3.1: Handout 1 (document)
Example of an information note used to discuss a piece of research with community groups.
2020
Session 3.1: Ethical principles and approvals for social science research in a humanitarian/emergency context (presentation)
The session covers the main ethical principles that should guide social science research.
2022
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The session covers the main ethical principles that should guide social science research.
2022
Session 2.4: Understanding the importance of language in social science research (presentation)
This session discusses the significance of language in social science research in humanitarian action with a focus on community engagement and/or communications activities.
2022
Session 2.4: Understanding the importance of language in social science research (document)
This session discusses the significance of language in social science research in humanitarian action with a focus on community engagement and/or communications activities.
2022
Session 2.3: Rapid strategies to understand the political, sociocultural and economic factors that increase vulnerability (presentation)
This session discusses rapid strategies to establish and deepen participants’ understanding of social determinants, risk perceptions, historical, political, sociocultural and economic context to overcome vulnerabilities of specific population groups.
2022
Session 2.3: Rapid strategies to understand the political, sociocultural and economic factors that increase vulnerability (document)
This session discusses rapid strategies to establish and deepen participants’ understanding of social determinants, risk perceptions, historical, political, sociocultural and economic context to overcome vulnerabilities of specific population groups.
2022
Session 2.2:Understanding behaviour in humanitarian/emergency response – models and theories (presentation)
This session discusses how to understand and identify the drivers and barriers to the uptake of behaviours critical to the response to humanitarian action.
2022
Session 2.2: Understanding behaviour in humanitarian/emergency response – models and theories (document)
This session discusses how to understand and identify the drivers and barriers to the uptake of behaviours critical to the response to humanitarian action.
2022
Session 2.1: Understanding context, vulnerability and inequality in public health and humanitarian emergencies (presentation)
This session introduces the idea that it is important to understand broad social context in order to understand vulnerability and inequality.
2022