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Report on – 33rd IC Resolution 3: Time to act: Tackling epidemics and pandemics together (33IC/19/R3) – Red Cross of Montenegro

  1. Votre État/Société nationale/institution a-t-il/elle incorporé les engagements contenus dans cette résolution dans les plans stratégiques ou opérationnels pertinents ?

    Oui

    Les engagements sont incorporés dans les documents suivants:
    Plan opérationnel

    Au National, Local niveau

  2. Votre État/Société nationale/institution a-t-il/elle coopéré avec d’autres partenaires aux fins de la mise en œuvre des engagements contenus dans cette résolution ?

    Oui

    Partenariats avec :
    Gouvernement et/ou autorités publiques
    CICR/Fédération internationale

  3. Vous êtes-vous heurté·e à des difficultés dans la mise en œuvre des engagements contenus dans cette résolution?

    Oui

    Difficultés rencontrées :
    Ressources humaines
    Absence de connaissances/compétences spécifiques
    Manque de capacités et/ou de soutien (technique, financier ou autre)

  4. Les engagements contenus dans cette résolution ont-ils eu une ou des incidences sur l’action et les orientations de votre État/Société nationale/institution ?

    Oui

    Type d’incidence :
    La coopération entre le gouvernement/les autorités publiques et la Société nationale a été renforcée.
    La formation et les capacités du personnel et des volontaires ont été renforcées (pour les Sociétés nationales).

  5. Les engagements contenus dans cette résolution ont-ils eu des incidences sur les communautés auxquelles votre État/Société nationale/institution vient en aide ?

    Oui

    Description des incidences :

    COVID-19 pandemic was an unprecedented situation where the whole world faced this type of challenge simultaneously. At the beginning of the vaccination process, it was very important to share trustworthy information on the disease but also to raise awareness among general population on preventive measures and ways how to protect themselves. Red Cross was recognized as one of the main responders and its constant presence in the field enabled continuous communication with the population which also helped in communicating the right messages.
    It was important that the Red Cross received support from the IFRC for organizing trainings for volunteers but also for procuring necessary equipment (Uniforms, PPE). This contributed to the safety of staff and volunteers and enabled them to continuously do their jobs. Constant presence on immunization points triggered a lot of attention among the general public, this was especially helpful for the local branches who managed to position as one of the main partners with local authority in time of crises. This helped in positioning the Red Cross even better in the communities.
    The fact that the Red Cross assisted in vaccination points, then implemented survey on vaccination hesitancy as a first step in better understanding of people opinion on immunization and how to direct right messages, helped in creating new approach in the campaign. Red Cross of Montenegro shared information about COVID-19 pandemic and prevention measures via distribution of informative material (leaflets and posters), on social media, TV stations and face-to-face with workshops implemented with doctors from Institute for Public Health, Health Centers and RC volunteers, in small groups of people in urban and rural areas.

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