This guide outlines the disaster risk communication strategy for the Province of Bali, focusing on delivering clear, actionable information to the public. It aims to enhance disaster preparedness by detailing the roles of local government and community leaders in disseminating risk information.
Under the partnership, MDMC and LPBI NU tested new approaches to promote basic awareness and behavioural change in selected schools and communities. On completion of these activities, SIAP SIAGA, conducted a participatory review to facilitate reflection on the approach and the results and effectiveness of the activities implemented and to identify learning and recommendations.
The book delves into the essential role of media in disaster communication, particularly in the Indonesian context. It explores how media serves as a vital bridge for disseminating information from the government to the public during all phases of a disaster.
This guide delves into the strategies for effective disaster communication with media, focusing on enhancing public literacy about disasters in Indonesia. It outlines the principles of disaster communication, emphasising honesty, efficiency, transparency, and responsiveness.
This book is an essential guide for journalists to support inclusive disaster risk reduction efforts in East Nusa Tenggara.
Founded in 2010, the Behavioural Insights Team has grown from a seven-person unit at the heart of the UK government to a global social purpose company of over 200 professionals across many offices around the world, including the Singapore office.
As the world becomes increasingly interconnected the role of strategic communications is to help organizations, including governments and their multi-stakeholder partners, understand how to effectively deliver their message to key audiences.