Covid-19 Hub

Objective

1. Information Eco-system assessment to identify relevant information/communication channels used by migrant communities in Bangkok to access and share information related to COVID-19 to understand the specific complexities migrants face when accessing information and services related to COVID-19;

2. Connecting data collection, analysis and production activities across the region to enable demand-driven content in locally relevant languages and as such bridge the trust gap.

Objective

1. Support risk communication by improving public knowledge of the language and literacy dynamics in countries affected by the coronavirus.

2. Combat misinformation related to the coronavirus through language and terminology support for public information efforts.

Objective

1. Key stakeholders in the global response to Covid-19 (especially those working in countries with less developed health systems) have access to high-quality, locally relevant research and evidence showing what interventions are effective in treating and managing the disease and mitigating its long term impacts.

2. Key stakeholders are supported to counter misinformation with robust and clearly presented evidence.

Objective

1. Improve global access to trusted information about Covid-19.

2. Minimize the spread of misinformation about Covid-19.

Objective

1. Contribute to a strengthened evidence base for humanitarian decision-making related to the primary and secondary impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic.

2. Strengthen the overall humanitarian analytical capacity by connecting and convening analysts from a wide range of humanitarian and non-humanitarian sectors.

Objective

Contribute to the optimization and efficiency of the humanitarian supply chain in Kinshasa and North Kivu.

Objective

1. Improve the impact and quality of the Covid-19 response (for ongoing and new projects) by supporting humanitarian agencies to adapt their IM and M&E activities.

2. Improve the global efficiency of the response with shared resources and lessons learned.

Objective

Strengthen CCEA through improved coordination and the rapid collation, generation and dissemination of health messaging related to Covid-19, relevant to humanitarian settings, grounded on a strong evidence base.

Objective

1. Contribute to the global response and reduce the risk of instability linked to Covid-19 by facilitating access to reliable, credible and targeted information for the populations of 3 countries.

2. Support local media in their social and vital role of informing the populations in times of crisis.

Objective

1. The ongoing response is informed by and adapted to the perspectives of affected and at-risk communities in humanitarian settings, at both national and global levels.

2. Global perceptions analysis informs global research and learning for future emergencies and the ongoing response to Covid-19.

Objective

Capacity building to help NGOs adapt their processes to the Covid-19 operational context.

Objective

1. Provide base map data for at least 8 local response efforts.

2. Support microgrant recipients and government agencies in collecting, integrating and using open data sources and OpenStreetMap data in Covid-19 response.

Objective

1. Facilitate aid agency information sharing and keep aid agencies updated on the changing security context to enable aid security during the Covid-19 response.

2. Provide aid agencies with material that supports the translation of knowledge into practical security strategies and measures.

3. Enhance the understanding within the wider aid sector of the dynamic interaction between context, security strategies and access during health emergencies.

Objective

Informing effective humanitarian planning and response through the provision of geospatial and data products/services to key coordination and response organisations from global through to local levels for Covid-19 measures and secondary impacts of Covid-19.

Objective

1. Strengthen the ability of Covid-19 responders to promote effective disease control & prevention and improve psychosocial support to staff and communities.

2. Empower community workers and communities themselves to reduce the risk of Covid-19 infection and its impact on most at-risk and vulnerable populations.

Objective

1. Build the capacity and understanding of humanitarian actors on the relevant humanitarian standards – Sphere, Core Humanitarian Standard and HSP standards – for the Covid-19 response.

2. Promote community-led approaches and practices that adhere with humanitarian standards and adapt to the Covid-19 realities.

Objective

By providing accurate, fact-based information about the Covid-19 pandemic, including evolving needs on the ground and the changing humanitarian response, TNH contributed to improved communication with and accountability to affected communities and helped humanitarian actors adapt to the new Covid-19 world in the long term.