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Small Countries Initiative impact report 2021–2024: four years of progress

The Small Countries Initiative (SCI), established in 2013, serves as a collaborative platform for 12 Member States in the WHO European Region, each with...

Regional meeting of national International Health Regulations focal points: report, 24-25 September 2024, Sofia, Bulgaria

On 24–25 September 2024, a meeting was held in Sofia, Bulgaria, for national IHR focal points (NFPs) in the WHO European Region. It was organized...

HIV/AIDS surveillance in Europe 2025 – 2024 data

This report presents HIV/AIDS surveillance data for 2024, which shows significant variation in epidemic patterns and trends across the World Health Organization...

Understanding the health and tourism nexus

This report explores the multifaceted nexus between health and tourism within the WHO European Region, emphasizing the importance of sustainable tourism...



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SocialNet2019 - Community engagement training - White Paper and SocialNet Experience

Overview

Over 50 participants from countries and territories in the WHO European Region participated in a training course on risk communication, community engagement and social science that many of these participants felt was a life changing experience.


The overwhelming feedback of many of the participants was a feeling that they would wake up on the day after the training looking differently at the way they work. When, previously, they had gone to work in their institutions or responded to emergencies, their attention to the “other”, the receiver, the beneficiary and lastly the community had not been so acute in their minds and hearts as it would be in the future. In particular, the 2-day field simulation in the Serbian Red Cross camp was an eyeopener with regard to peer support, empathy and emotional intelligence.

WHO Team
Risk Communication, Community Engagement and Infodemic Management (RCI), Serbia, WHO Health Emergencies Programme (WHE)
Editors
World Health Organization. Regional Office for Europe
Number of pages
132