COVID-19 Pandemic and Vaccine Resource Library

Informational video on COVID-19’s effect on the human body and how vaccines can combat COVID-19

This dashboard was developed to help planning in response to COVID-19 and its impact on health systems. Projected data includes: COVID-19 mortality, hospital resource usage, vaccine coverage, etc.

Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs’ COVID Behaviors Dashboard presents data from a global survey of knowledge, attitudes and practices around COVID-19.

CCN curates essential, evidence informed tools and resources to help health and development professionals use social and behavior change communication (SBCC) to address the global pandemic of COVID-19

This regularly updated section summarizes the most relevant emerging scientific information on SARS-CoV-2.

Knowledge is power. It is crucial that more people are aware of importance and safety of vaccines, so they can demand equitable access to these lifesaving tools. With this enhanced knowledge, vaccination programmes will have greater impact and save more lives across Africa. To show that you’re keeping Africa safe and demanding more equitable access to vaccines in Africa, use the campaign hashtag #StaySafeAfrica.

At the recent Africa Dialogues on COVID-19 webinar, Dalberg Advisors and Amref Health Africa in partnership with PATH and the Gavi SCO Steering Commitee hosted Dr. Richard Mihigo (Programme Manager for Vaccine Preventable Diseases, WHO AFRO), Dr. Emmanuel Mugisha (Uganda Country Director, PATH), Ms. Margaret Kilonzo (community health worker and community leader) and Dr. Chizoba Wonodi (Vice Chair, Gavi CSO Steering Committee; Nigeria Country Director, International Vaccine Access Center (IVAC), Johns Hopkins University) who shared their perspectives on the anticipated vaccine rollout, key considerations to ensure country readiness, and the need for equitable access

This glossary has been curated, translated and maintained by Translators without Borders, as part of their COVID-19 response. It provides several common COVID-19 related terms for translation in many languages.