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Ethics: Key Questions to ask when facing dilemmas during COVID-19 responses in humanitarian settings

2022-10-29

Author: Global Health Cluster, READY The aim of this paper…

Essential Health Service Guidance Note: How to prioritize and plan essential health services during COVID-19 response in humanitarian settings

2022-10-29

Author: Global Health Cluster, READY In 2020, the Global Health…

Collective Service Helpdesk

2022-10-29

Author: Risk Communication and Community Engagement Collective…

Health Cluster Survey Findings: Techncial gaps and operational challenges in delivering COVID-19 response activities and maintaining essential health services in humanitarian settings

2022-10-29

Author: Global Health Cluster, READY To better understand…

Infographics: Infant Feeding During Infectious Disease Outbreaks: A guide for programmers

2022-10-18

In 2021, the Infant Feeding in Emergencies (IFE) Core Group published…

Promoting Collaboration Between Child Protection and Health Sectors in the Context of Infectious Disease Outbreaks: Stakeholder Consultations

2022-10-18

READY undertook a series of stakeholder consultations to examine…

Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights during Infectious Disease Outbreaks: Operational Guidance for Humanitarian and Fragile Settings

2022-09-22

The purpose of the “Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights…

Community-based Surveillance of Infectious Diseases: A Systematic Review of Drivers of Success

2022-09-19

In 2021, the World Health Organization published a report detailing…

Protection in Outbreaks Resource Package

2022-07-21

The Protection in Outbreaks (PiO) resource package is part of…

Child Protection in Outbreaks: Mini-Guides

2022-06-03

In 2021, READY supported the Alliance for Child Protection in…

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