Como parte do projecto “PROGRAMAS DE RÁDIO EM TEMAS RELACIONADOS À RESILIÊNCIA À MUDANÇA CLIMÁTICA E EMERGÊNCIAS PARA AS COMUNIDADES NA BACIA DE CUVELAI”, financiado pelo GEF / UNDP, a ADPP criou 72 programas de rádio nas línguas locais a ser transmitidos no Cunene.

Uma série de programas especiais foram criados e transmitidos em resposta à pandemia COVID-19 entre abril e agosto de 2020. No Soundcloud da ADPP ouça-os  em Nhaneca Humbe ou Oshiwambo. 

In Huambo, ADPP's Sustainable Charcoal project is working to help families create their own low cost, low tech "tippy tap" handwashing systems. 

Project staff carried out house to house visits to inform families about COVID-19 prevention, and to mobilize families to create their own water-efficient handwashing systems. In many villages, the "soba" (traditional leader) was the first to install a tippy tap in order to set an example. Now many families are creating their own. 

Visitas de casa em casa no Bumba Huambo para explicar a Covid19

Tippy Tap instalado na casa do Soba de Bumba, Huambo, inspirou 35 participantes no aprendizado da alfabetização em implementarem em suas próprias casas

O soba de Calonga pediu a instalação da primeira torneira em sua casa para que a comunidade pudesse copiar seu exemplo

Membro de grupos de acção ambiental e suas famílias começando a usar seu Tippy Tap no bairro da Maiaia

É provável que as pessoas continuem a usar os sistemas a longo prazo

As crianças aprendem a usar o Tippy tap

Key staff from all of ADPP's health projects usually gather for quarterly planning sessions at the ADPP Courses and Conferences Centre in Ramiro, Luanda. During the sessions, they monitor and evaluate from the previous quarter, plan activities for the coming quarter, learn more about health issues and community mobilization, check their administrative processes, and- importantly- exchange experiences. 

During the State of Emergency, most of ADPP's health projects continue to operate, with staff and activists accredited to do so by the provincial authorities.   The need to continue with HIV treatment, to avoid malaria and in general to stay healthy is all the more important during a potential pandemic, and combining routine activities with COVID-19 measure makes sense.  

Since it has not been possible to meet physically in Luanda, creative solutions for planning sessions had to be found.  The sessions were carried out locally, with lively communication with ADPP project coordination and between the projects. Everybody was challenged to find ways of continuing with project activities, and also incorporating COVID-19 prevention activities.  In the gallery below, you can see images of the planning sessions carried out around the country by staff of the following projects. 

• Cabinda: Road Traffic Safety 
• Cabinda: COVID-19 Community Mobilization , by all ADPP projects in Cabinda 
• Zaire: Community Control of Malaria 
• Uige: Community Control of Malaria 
• Malange: Community Control of Malaria 
• Luanda: Prevention of HIV 
• Benguela: Prevention of HIV 
• Cuando Cubango: Prevention of HIV 
• Huíla: Prevention of HIV 
• Cunene: Prevention of HIV 
• Namibe: Prevention of HIV 
• Huíla: Integrated Social Project, including Community Health Agents 

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Benguela

Luanda

Namibe

Uíge

Cabinda

Cabinda

Cunene

Cunene

Cunene

Cunene

Cuando Cubango

Cuando Cubango

Huila, Lubango

Huila, Gambos

Zaire

Zaire

Zaire

Staff and activists from the HIV prevention project in Luanda, financed by UNDP, have been working with the authorities to disseminate key COVID prevention messages. Activists have also been making home-made soap to help people improve their handwashing.  

Staff and activists from the HIV prevention and treatment adherence project in Menongue, financed by UNDP, have been working with the municipal administration and the provincal department of health to inform communities about COVID-19, how they can protect themselves, and giving practical help to follow the government guidelines. 

210 famílias foram mobilizadas na prevenção a Covid-19, hoje 22 de Abril

Activistas mobilizaram no mercado de Castilho Menongue 380 vendedores ambulantes sobre a prevenção a Covid-19, e os ajudam com maneiras práticas no cumprimento do estado de emergência

Demonstração da maneira correta de lavar as mãos para uma família com um novo sistema de torneira

Sensibilização na prevenção a Covid-19 entre mais de 30 motociclistas em Menongue

Grupo 5 mobilizou mais de 30 pessoas e instalou torneiras Tip Tap

Torneiras Tip Tap instaladas no distrito de Cunha

Palestra num posto de saúde e conscientizando sobre o distanciamento social para combater a COVID-19

Activistas ajudam todas as famílias a construir sistemas Tip Tap

Um activista est a informar sobre o distanciamento fisico na Shoprite Menongue

As autoridades forneceram à equipe megafones para ajudar no trabalho

Treinamento de activistas observando regras físicas de distanciamento

Os activistas aprendem sobre a prevenção da COVID-19 e continuam seu treinamento normal sobre saúde sexual e reproductiva, incluindo o VIH