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Humanitarian communication : Addressing key challenges

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University of Geneva

Humanitarian communication : Addressing key challenges

71 个评分

Learn how to address the main challenges of communication in humanitarian settings and how to implement a communication plan in the midst of humanitarian action.

从本节课中

Week 4

This week is dedicated to the understanding of the communication project cycle and the way to implement the first steps of the communication project cycle.

Case study 12:40

与讲师见面

Prof. Doris Schopper
Director of CERAH, joint Centre of the University of Geneva and the Graduate Institute of Geneva
Faculty of Medicine
Dr. Valérie Gorin
CERAH lecturer
Centre for Education and Research in Humanitarian Action
Jean-Marc Biquet
Course coordinator and lecturer at CERAH
Centre for Education and Research in Humanitarian Action
Claire Barthélémy
Course coordinator and lecturer at CERAH
Centre for Education and Research in Humanitarian Action
Claire Doole
Invited lecturer
Centre for Education and Research in Humanitarian Action
Claire Bellmann
Professional Trainer, Coach and Facilitator
Centre for Education and Research in Humanitarian Action

[MUSIC]

Welcome to the session introducing the first exercise on the communication

project cycle.

You now have to imagine yourself being confronted with a real life situation.

Let's go back to March 2014, on the 22nd of March

the Guinean Ministry of Health officially declared the outbreak of Ebola.

You have been appointed communication officer for

the Medecins Sans Frontieres team based in Conakry, Guinea at the end of March 2014.

As Medecins Sans Frontieres,

MSF, is an international medical humanitarian organization.

You will need to assist the operational team on the ground,

whose aim is to reduce the mortality rate due to Ebola virus disease.

The team, overwhelmed by the daily work,

has limited time to share information, and update everyone on the situation.

You already know that one of your priority duties will be to prepare,

and edit a daily situation report addressed to MSF staff in Conakry,

to update them on the ongoing Ebola crisis and the programs implementation.

You are now on the plane flying to Conakry, and

should start working on your assignment.

You first have to describe who your audience is, it's main characteristics,

and what type of information is missing to better define your audience.

In addition to preparing your situation report,

you will also need to gather information among the different stakeholders.

To do so, you have to define who the top priority stakeholders

are you need to get in contact with, and

what kind of information you need to get from them to conduct your report.

You have been provided some informations to start

working on the specific assignment.

To starting working on the exercise, you have to go to your reading materials.

It will provide you with a summary of the assignment, and documentation to read.

Take some time to do your homework.

When you're done,

go to the next reading material that will suggest possible answers.

We will open a forum at the end of the session, for

you to discuss your findings and possible answers.

It's now a time for you to start working.

The plane already took off, and time is running.

Enjoy the exercise.

We look forward to hearing from you on the forum.

[MUSIC]

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