Communication and Advocacy Checklist: EVIPNet Europe

Communication and Advocacy Checklist: EVIPNet Europe
  • WHO Team
    Evidence and Research for Policymaking, Division of Information, Evidence, Research and Innovation, WHO Regional Office for Europe
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    22.02.2023
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The aim of this document is to serve EVIPNet Europe country teams and WHO country offices as a summary of the major communication considerations associated with communicating about and advocating for EVIPNet. It can serve as a “refresher” of related concepts, tools and “to-do’s”, or it can be used as a reference point (e.g. for planning how to convince a high-level government official to invest in EVIPNet or how to approach the media regarding news from the latest EVIPNet workshop).

The document includes the key considerations to keep in mind when communicating about and advocating for EVIPNet. It addresses the processes of identifying the audience and channels of communication (section 3) and tailoring the message to the particular objectives with preparation of talking points (section 4). It covers how to approach the media and how to use social media sensibly (section 5). Examples of benefits from EVIPNet (section 6) and success stories (section 8) are at hand. Those who organize EVIPNet related events will benefit from a useful overview of how to plan the communication activities around it (section 7). For a quick reminder of what to check off in terms of your communication activities, the reader can benefit from the list presented in section 9.

This tool provides guidance on the following steps of the policy/action cycle

Communicate and engage

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