Tracking and Addressing Rumors and Misinformation in Myanmar

Interview 3: Tracking and Addressing Rumors and Misinformation in Myanmar

From the Breakthrough ACTION project, Save the Children’s Head of Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning, Bosco Kasundu, explains how MEAL officers work with community-level staff in Myanmar to track rumors and misinformation, and then how they analyze and use the results. In this engaging interview, Mr. Kasundu walks us through the process, reflecting on lessons learned along the way.

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