WHO, UNICEF and Religions for Peace are pleased to invite you to the second webinar in the series.

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused the loss of too many lives and immeasurable suffering around the world. As the global community battles to control the pandemic, it is clear that equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines must remain a priority.

WHO, UNICEF and Religions for Peace are pleased to invite you to Webinar 3 of the joint series.

The COVID-19 pandemic and containment responses have exposed existing social, economic, gender, ethnic and health inequities and are rapidly exacerbating these.

This webinar focuses on understanding what mental health risk communication and psychosocial wellbeing looked like globally during the pandemic, specifically approaches to reaching vulnerable groups such as older adults, teachers, children and frontline health professionals.

The objective of the Compendium is to compile and showcase emerging innovative health technologies for low-resource settings. WHO performs rapid evidence-based assessments focused on the life cycle of health technology focusing on low-resource settings.

Helping people understand the potential benefits and harms to their health from different actions and treatments they might take, and the evidence behind it, is a difficult task. During a public health emergency it becomes even harder.

This webinar features Mercy Corps’ approach to community-led responses to COVID-19 behaviors and vaccine confidence. Join us to hear how their approach is applied in Puerto Rico, Haiti, Iraq and Nigeria and what lessons we can learn from these country experiences.

WHO and partners have embarked in the journey of imagining the future of infectious threats.