Trends in Communication Preferences and Modalities in South Sudan - REACH

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Publication language
English
Pages
4
Date published
01 Apr 2020
Type
Rapid Learning Review
Keywords
Accountability to affected populations (AAP), Assessment & Analysis, Comms, media & information, COVID-19, Epidemics & pandemics, Engaging with affected populations, Needs assessment, Two-way communication
Countries
South Sudan
Use in Humanitarian Programme Cycle
Needs assessment & analysis, Strategic response planning
Organisations
REACH, USAID, USAID
Link
https://www.impact-repository.org/document/reach/241d4913/REACH_SSD_Communication-Modality-Preferences_FINAL.pdf

REACH is a leading humanitarian initiative providing granular data, timely information and in-depth analysis from contexts of crisis, disaster and displacement.

To help inform COVID-19 risk communication outreach strategies in South Sudan, REACH put together this brief that summarizes key findings from past REACH assessments, in regards to trends in communication preferences and modalities. This information may be used to create or adapt communications strategies in South Sudan that are aimed at addressing COVID.

Authors: 
REACH