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Avian Flu TV Spot - Egypt

AVIAN FLU TV SPOT - EGYPT

Within hours of the confirmation of cases of the H5N1 Avian Influenza (AI) virus in Egypt on February 17th, 2006, all the major state-owned television channels were broadcasting the news to the public as well as airing this informative TV spot showing families how to protect themselves from the deadly virus:

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EVIDENCE OF IMPACT

PARC Media Monitoring Services reported that the TV message reached 82% of Egyptian adults, or 34 million people, within a day after its first announcement.

CREDITS

This quick response was guided by a proactive AI communication strategy developed through USAID’s support to the Government of Egypt’s Ministry of Health and Population (MOHP) and Ministry of Information /State Information Service (MOI/SIS). USAID’s Communication for Healthy Living (CHL) Project, which builds the capacity of these ministries to address issues across health sectors, placed the country in a unique position to respond swiftly and effectively to the crisis. The CHL Project is part of the Health Communication Partnership based at the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs.

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