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WP8 - Awareness Raising and Communication Plan
A Social Behaviour Change Communication strategy
to tackle AMR and reduce HCAIs in Europe
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What is Social and Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC) for health?
SBCC for health is a research-based, consultative process that uses communication to promote and facilitate
behaviour change and support the requisite social change for the purpose of improving health outcomes
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Objective of EU-JAMRAI SBCC strategy
Main tool to guide the work developed by WP8 and ensure that all the
implemented activities are part of a well designed plan:
• Based on evidence
• Based on participation (shared and fed with inputs from partners and
stakeholders)
• With a clear vision
• With clear priorities and adapted to the available resources
• With defined and SMART objectives
• With well planned activities to be implemented in coordination with partners
• With sustainable results even after the end of the Joint Action
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Steps of the designing process of EU-JAMRAI SBCC strategy
1. Conducting a Situation Analysis
2. Defining foundations: vision + core challenge + root causes analysis
3. Assessing available resources + SWOT analysis
4. Defining a GLOCAL approach
5. Identifying audiences: potential + primary & secondary + influencers
6. Defining SMART communication objectives
7. Defining positioning pillars
8. Designing an implementation plan
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1. Situation Analysis
Before designing this strategy we conducted a
Situation Analysis that included:
• Key data on antibiotic consumption and the behaviours that contribute to
antibiotic misuse in the Human Sector: ESAC-Net data + Eurobarometer
• Key data on antibiotic consumption in the Animal Sector: ESVAC Report
• AMR awareness raising campaigns analysis
• Social media listening
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2. Defining foundations: Shared Vision
VISION
The European Union will be a best practice region where:
• Citizens are aware of the gravity of AMR and the risks associated to
inappropriate consumption of medicines
• Antibiotics are prudently prescribed and correctly used only when needed
• Infection prevention and infection control measures are effectively
implemented
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2. Defining foundations: Core challenge and Root Causes
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3. Resources assessment and SWOT analysis
To complete the situation analysis:
• Assessment of potential and available
human and financial resources
• Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
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4. The GLOCAL approach
Think global, act local
Take a global issue and make it meaningful
to society at local level
The involvement of partners during the implementation of this plan
is the only way to ensure:
• Adaptation of the activities to local contexts
• Wide dissemination of the initiatives
• Sustainability
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• Healthcare professionals
• Healthcare students
• Politicians
• Veterinary and farmers
5. Identifying audiences
• General Public
• Educators
• Students
• Journalists
EU-JAMRAI
partners Activities
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5. Identifying audiences: Influencer Audience Ideal Profiles
Daphne Deckers
Dr. Ravina Kullar
Eric Van Den Heuvel
John Fishwick
Foster Farms
Maryn McKenna
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6. Communication objectives
Specific
Measurable
Appropriate
Realistic
Time-bound
To track
progress and
demonstrate
impact
Indicators
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1 Identify and design
successful SBCC activities
3 Evaluate
activities impact
4 Repeat/Replicate
most successful activities at local
level
EU-JAMRAI Communication Team (with partners support)
Joint Action Implementation Period
EU-JAMRAI Partners
After Joint Action
5 Sustainable
Behaviour change and awareness
raised.
EU-JAMRAI SBCC
strategy vision
2.1 Com Team
implements activities at EU level
2.2 Partners implement
activities at local level
Sustainable long-term results
Partners support Com Team with: •Translation of materials and campaigns •Adaptation to local context when needed •Dissemination at local level •Evaluation of impact at local level
The European Union will be a best practice region where: •Citizens are aware of the gravity of AMR and the risks associated to inappropriate consumption of medicines. •Antibiotics are prudently prescribed and correctly used only when needed. •Infection prevention and infection control measures are effectively implemented.
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7. Defining positioning pillars
Positioning statement
Europe fostering synergies to keep antibiotics working
Overall impression statement What should the audience feel after the key messages reach them?
• My actions are vital to fight against antimicrobial resistance
• I also have a role to play in the antimicrobial resistance battle
• The way I use antibiotics has consequences for the entire world population
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8. Implementation plan: the activities
• Training webinar on AMR lead by physicians and veterinarians
• Target: general media and health-specialized journalists
• Objective: providing clear and accurate scientific information so journalists
are able to correctly inform the audience about AMR
European Webinar
for journalists
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8. Implementation plan: the activities
• World’s leading science communication competition
• Target: general public
• Objective: To enhance correct antibiotics use to change individual behaviours
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8. Implementation plan: the activities
• International festival that aims to deliver interesting and relevant talks on
the latest science research in an accessible format across bars and pubs
• Target: general public
• Objective: To enhance correct antibiotics use to change individual behaviours
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8. Implementation plan: the activities
• Europe-wide public event dedicated to popular science and fun learning
• Target: general public
• Objectives:
o To enhance proper hand washing in order to prevent infections and avoid the
use of antibiotics
o To enhance correct antibiotics use to change individual behaviours
European
Researches’ Night
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8. Implementation plan: the activities
• Daily activity in Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and Instagram
• Target: all
• Objective: To enhance correct antibiotics use to change individual
behaviours in the human, animal and environmental sector
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8. Implementation plan: the activities
• Social media promotions carried out in strategic moments of the project to
increase the number of followers and reach wider audiences
• Target: all (depends on the activity promoted)
• Objective: To enhance correct antibiotics use to change individual
behaviours in the human, animal and environmental sector
Social Media
Promotions
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8. Implementation plan: the activities
• Award for the best symbol of the battle against AMR
• Target: all
• Objective: To boost the visibility of the threat and reinforce the link among
all sectors that are involved in the fight
AMR symbol ?
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8. Implementation plan: the activities
• Fun video game about AMR, infection prevention and the consequences of the
misuse of antibiotics
• Target: Educators, Primary/high school students
• Objectives:
o To advocate for the inclusion of AMR in science educational curricula
o To enhance correct antibiotics use to change individual behaviours
Video game
for students
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8. Implementation plan: the activities
• Video series of five chapters, each lasting one minute:
1. Don’t Leave It Halfway
2. Focused on the One Health approach
• Target: all
• Objectives: To enhance correct antibiotics use to change individual behaviours in
the human, animal and environmental sector
Video series
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#DontLeaveItHalfway
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8. Implementation plan: the activities
• Postcards and infographics with attractive images and different short key
messages targeting each audience and disseminated through SM
• Target: Patients and families, Healthcare workers, Veterinarians, Farmers,
General audience
• Objectives: To enhance correct antibiotics use with a One Health Approach
Postcards and
Infographics
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8. Implementation plan: the activities
• The communication team will launch at least one interview per quarter, which will be
carried out by key spokespersons in the field of AMR.
• Target: Politicians
• Objectives:
o To advocate for better policies design and better policies implementation
o To advocate for more resources investment in the important fight against AMR
Interview management with
key national spokesperson
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8. Implementation plan: the activities
• One High Level European Meeting intended to set up a conclusion document that
could work as a road map
• Target: health authorities, stakeholders and international organizations
• Objectives:
o To advocate for better policies design and better policies implementation
o To advocate for more resources investment in the important fight against AMR
High Level Awareness and
Communication Meeting
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8. Implementation plan: Partners & Stakeholders participation
1 Create
EU-JAMRAI SBCC strategy
implementation team
Partners Com focal points
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Regular meetings with stakeholders
2 Com Team
develops SBCC strategy
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Partners consult strategy and give
inputs +
Executive Board approves the
strategy
3 SBCC
implementation team meeting
To assign tasks
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To plan next steps
4 Presentation of SBCC strategy
at:
First EU-JAMRAI Annual meeting
+
First EU-JAMRAI stakeholder
forum
5 Coordinated
implementation of EU-JAMRAI SBCC strategy
EU level
+
Local level
Thank you!
Ana Navarro Tamayo
Laura Alonso Irujo
María Santacreu García