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SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE

COMMUNIATION / RISK COMMUNICATION AND

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FOR DISASTER

RISK REDUCTION

REPORT OF PILOT TESTING OF TRAINING

MODULE SBCC/RCCE FOR DRR

JOINTLY ORGANISED BY

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT

STATE INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND RURAL

DEVELOPMENT, TRIPURA

UNICEF

31ST July, 2020

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................. 2

Objectives ................................................................................................................................................ 2

Training Kit ............................................................................................................................................. 2

NIDM Partner Institutions Role .............................................................................................................. 3

Participation Details ................................................................................................................................ 3

Proceedings ............................................................................................................................................. 3

Session Feedback and Training Assessment ........................................................................................... 6

Recommendations ................................................................................................................................... 8

Annexure I - Agenda ............................................................................................................................... 9

Annexure II – Feedback on Sessions .................................................................................................... 10

SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE COMMUNICATION - SBCC / RCCE FOR

DISASTER RISK RESILIENCE

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Introduction

India has been disaster prone since centuries for a variety of reasons. The picture is grim: more than

58.6 per cent of the landmass is vulnerable to earthquakes, around 40 million hectares are susceptible

to floods, while two-thirds of its 7516-kilometer coastline is prone to cyclones and tsunamis; 68 per

cent of its cultivable land is vulnerable to droughts and its hilly areas are at risk from landslides and

avalanches. Furthermore, India is also vulnerable to Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear

(CBRN) emergencies and conflicts1. Every year, more than fifty million people in India are affected

by disasters and an average of 4000 people lose their lives2.

In January 2020 the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the outbreak of a new coronavirus

disease in Hubei Province, China to be a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. Owing

to this, WHO has declared it as a pandemic affecting more than 115 countries around the globe. India

has seen its first COVID-19 case in Kerala on 30th January 2020. With cases rising steadily, all

sections of our society have a role to stop the spread of this disease.

There is a need to strengthen risk mitigation and preparedness measures to reduce the impact of

disasters. Communication plays an important role in it. A comparison between Odisha super cyclone

of 1999 and Fani in 2019 shows that while both were classified as ‘super severe cyclones’ the death

toll reduced from 9658 to 64 between 1999 to 2019. Effective communication and coordination made

it happen.

With the assistance of UNICEF, Envisions Institute of Development (EID) conducted a session on

Disaster Risk Resilience (DRR) focusing on Social Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC) and

Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) for participants from State Institute of

Public Administration and Rural Development (SIPARD), Agartala, on 31st of July 2020.

Objectives

The webinar was an orientation and feedback session on the proposed SBCC DRR module. The

objectives of the module are:

At the end of the one-hour session the participants will be able to

• Define the concept of Social and Behaviour Change in the context of four phases of DRR

• Apply the understanding of this concept to plan communication using appropriate approaches for

DRR

• Understand and describe the use of Scio-ecological model of audience analysis in risk informed

communication planning

• Select appropriate communication channels for Risk Communication and Community

Engagement

• Develop plans to monitor SBCC and RCCE

Agenda for the training is given at Annexure I.

Training Kit • A PowerPoint presentation covering information about SEM, DRR, SBCC and RCCE.

1 Vulnerability Profile of India, National Disaster Management Authority of India. 2 EM-DAT (2013): India Country Profile Natural Disasters

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• A resource kit with links of additional information and further reading.

NIDM Partner Institutions Role SIPARD: Participation, finalisation of the framework for training, follow-up on implementing RCCE

approach post training, hosting the training

UNICEF: Technical partner to NIDM

Envisions Institute of Development: Training Need Analysis, Content Development, Webinar

moderation

Participation Details

The online training was conducted on 31st July, from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm and was attended by over

100 participants associated with SIPARD. It had a varied audience from Government employees,

teachers, doctors, Mothers’ Associations and even homemakers who were part of the training and

were spread across the country. Dignitaries from UNICEF and NIDM and SIPARD addressed the

participants before and after the session. The participants were enthused to be part of the training and

were interactive.

Proceedings

Major General M. K. Bindal, Executive Director, National Institute of Disaster Management

emphasised the need for social and behaviour change

communication (SBCC). He appreciated participants’

enthusiasm and active participation during the session.

He also referred to their reactions and suggestions

given by them in the chat box which, he said, reflected

their interest and the relevance of the subject. He said

that this module on SBCC is an attempt to provide that

knowhow and will be incorporated in all regional

training meets. He also asked the participants to give

their honest feedback to make the content appropriate and apt for further training and incorporation.

There will be addition of a 30-minute module as well which will be disaster specific, which was

informed by him to the participants in the address. Addressing the question of conducting the training

for other states as well, he mentioned that they could write to NIDM requesting for the session for

their state.

Mr Siddartha Shrestha, Chief, Communication for Development (C4D), UNICEF India began by

appreciating the commitment of all the

participants to be present on a holiday as it was

Eid-ul-Adha holiday in many states. He thanked

NIDM and SIPARD for organising the training

on an important topic like SBCC. He mentioned

that the first webinar with RIPA was a huge

success and expects the same here as well and

hopes that everyone who attends the session

becomes a champion in SBCC. He pointed out

that SBCC in COVID – 19 has become RCCE

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and that both have the same principle, which is changing the mind-set of the people systematically

and adapting a new normal. Like in the times of CVOID – 19 of washing hands, maintain persona

hygiene etc. He recalled how United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR), which

was then known as UNISDR, and other organisations have hailed government and volunteer efforts in

handling the devastating cyclone Fani in 2019 in Odisha limiting the death toll to 64, whereas in an

earlier instance of a cyclone of same severity about 9500 people died. He discussed how this was

possible due to ETC communication – Effective, Timely, and Consistent Communication which was

constantly done with the community via multiple channels and involvement of multiple stakeholders

which spread the reach and impact. He also mentioned that all stakeholders, right from the top to the

bottom are important in any kind of work and hence

Community Radio Station of Tripura, will also play an

important role in COVID – 19. He spoke about the Assam

and Bihar Floods, and how this module can help in the

current situation. He asked the participants to give their

concrete, concise and critical feedback to build the module to

replicate and use widely. He thanked ED, NIDM, SIPARD

for support received.

Dr. Sushma Guleria from NIDM gave an introduction to the module and the process by which it was

prepared with the support of NIDM faculty. She also shared the objectives of the webinar training

with the participants.

Dr. Elizabeth Sangliana, Asst. Professor, SIPARD, also

addressed the participants and emphasised how SBCC

changes are taking place in our everyday lives and how we

need to be updated about the same and adapt to it. She told

the participants that the discussion that will take place in the

next hour and half will be very beneficial to carry on with our

lives and work and encouraged them to ask questions and

interact actively. She also mentioned people have joined from varied backgrounds and different states

of the country.

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Ms Varsha Chanda from Envisions Institute of

Development began her session with a recent risk

communication and community engagement (RCCE)

example from Dharavi, Mumbai. She used this

example to explain the socio-ecological model which

forms the basis of SBCC. She also explained that

SBCC for disaster risk reduction (DRR) / risk

communication and community engagement (RCCE)

was primarily for behaviour change. As a result of communication DRR Managers want a certain

behaviour to be followed by the community. Explaining the behaviour change process, she also

discussed how a supportive environment is necessary

to facilitate behaviour change.

The session was carried forwarded by Mr. Nisar

Ahmad who discussed the selection of channels,

audiences, and components of risk informed planning

ending with session on planning and monitoring of

communication. He made the session interactive by

allowing the participants to unmute and give their

suggestions and present their thoughts on the questions

asked during the sessions.

Ms Aradhna Moktan from NIDM proposed the vote of

thanks.

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Session Feedback and Training Assessment

Session Feedback: Feedback was collected from 126 participants after each session. While most of

the participants praised the sessions (refer Annexure II) few suggestions for changes have been

received as under:

Kanchan Das to Everyone: 12:53 PM - I suggest add the local channel or local news in the

affected area.

Dr. Gaurav Sinha to Everyone: 12:51 PM - good sir but bit short; Dr. Gaurav Sinha to

Everyone: 12:53 PM- types of promotion and other related with e commerce strategies sir; Dr.

Gaurav Sinha to Everyone: 1:09 PM - communication planning sir wrt grapevine and gossip

People also suggested that how ideas that have worked need to be replicated to be managed other

disasters as well

Additionally, feedback was collected from the participants through post-session questions. In a

multiple choice format each question had one correct answer. Proportion of correct answers – as an

indicator of post-session knowledge acquisition – is depicted in the chart given below.

We see that for topics on Communication and Selection of Channels for communicating the message

67.99% of the participants understood the topic well. While 62% of the participants selected the

correct answers for topics related to Planning and Monitoring of SBCC, 62.70% of participants

selected corrected answers for SBCC in DRR. This shows there is need to emphasise on how to use

the gained knowledge for DRR and to have refresher sessions to build on the knowledge gained.

64.29%

67.99%

62.70%

61.38%

Social and Behaviour Change Communication forDRR

Communication and Selection of CommunicationChannels

SBCC / RCCE Planning

Monitoring SBCC

Post-Session Feedback on Knowledge Acqisition Percentage of correct answers N=126

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Training Assessment: Additionally, feedback was collected from participants on the session content

and training delivery. Ninety-nine participants provided their feedback on a five-point rating scale

where 5 was the highest score and 1 was the lowest. Participants were requested to rate each aspect of

the training – beginning with sessions usefulness, applicability, meeting the objectives, and the

methodology. Reactions have been divided into three categories – those who rates a particular aspect

at 5 or 4 (shown as 4 or more), those who rated it 3, and those who rated it at 1 or 2 (shown as less

than 2).

1. 92% participants have rated “The sessions covered in the module are pertinent for understanding

of SBCC” at 4 and more and 7% have found it less relevant.

2. “The sessions are easy to understand for the field level staff” has been rated at 4 or more by 91%

of participants, while 7% rated it 3 and 2% have rated it at 2 or below.

3. For 95% participants the “session content covered the objectives of the training” while only 5%

reported it lower.

4. “The session methodology can be used for online training” according to 93% participants very

effectively (4 or more)

5. “The session methodology can be used in physical training of participants” according to 85%

participants very effectively (4 or more) whereas 14% of them felt it is not very effective

6. “The poll questions adequately cover the content of the training to check participant

understanding of the session” has been scored at 4 or more by 90% of the participants while the

10% have rated it at 3 or below

7. Adequacy of the reading material for supporting the sessions in the training has been rated at 4 or

more by 95%. While only 1% have rated it below 2

8. 87% found that “the time indicated for each session is sufficient to cover the content of the

session”. 10% have rated it 3 and 3% have rated it 2 or less.

9. 91% of the participants have rated 4 or more for “A single Training of trainers is adequate to

prepare the trainers for conducting the trainings”. It shows the participants feel confident about

taking knowledge gained in the training

10. “I feel confident in taking up the training of field personnel after attending this training session” –

90% have rated it at 4 or more, and only 3% have rated it below 2.

92.9%

90.9%

94.9%

92.9%

84.8%

88.9%

94.9%

86.9%

90.9%

89.9%

4.0%

7.1%

3.0%

5.1%

11.1%

10.1%

4.0%

10.1%

5.1%

7.1%

3.0%

2.0%

2.0%

2.0%

4.0%

1.0%

1.0%

3.0%

4.0%

3.0%

1. The sessions covered in the module are pertinent for understanding of SBCC

2. The sessions are easy to understand for the field level staff

3. The session content covers the objectives of the training

4. The session methodology can be used for online training

5. The session methodology can be used in physical training of participants

6. The poll questions adequately cover the content of the training to check participant understanding of the session

7. The reading material is adequate for supporting the sessions in the training

8. The time indicated for each session is sufficient to cover the content of the session

9. A single Training of trainers is adequate to prepare the trainers for conducting the trainings

10. I feel confident in taking up the training of field personnel after attending this training session

Feedback on Module and Methodology N=99 4 and more 3 Less than 2

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Recommendations

1. Use of local channel and local news in the affected area may be added to the list of channels.

2. A suggestion was received to include types of promotion and other related communication with e-

commerce strategies along with a discussion on grapevine and gossip. Accordingly, it is

recommended to include a short discussion on rumour handling with inputs on disinformation and

misinformation.

3. Participants have suggested to add best practices in trainings so that these can be replicated in

other states.

4. Since participants represented several departments (Education, Health, Rural Development

Engineering, civil defence, etc.) more time should be spent to give and discuss department

specific examples on application of SBCC to DRR.

Participant Name Email

1 dr.sudarshan devidas khaparde [email protected]

2 Divyanshi Mishra [email protected]

3 SATHRUKAN BHAALAKRISHNAN [email protected]

4 Atul Kumar Dwivedy [email protected]

5 rajeevtayal1967 [email protected]

6 Prof.Wakil Kumar [email protected]


8 Mrs. Ruhi [email protected]

9 ajkshetty [email protected]

10 Manu Arya (Asst Professor Environmental Studies) [email protected]

11 subhashchandrasingh29 [email protected]

13 SHRAWAN KUMAR FAGERIA [email protected]

14 Prof. Pooja [email protected]

15 [email protected] [email protected]

16 khushbooguptabhu19 [email protected]

17 kiranmishra1193 [email protected]

18 Akshay Chavan [email protected]

19 Jacinta Fernandes [email protected]

20 SHAHINA MATEEN [email protected]

21 barothitesh13188 [email protected]

22 Suhail Mohammed [email protected]

23 yogesh pardeshi [email protected]


25 DEVASHISH DE [email protected]

26 DEVASHISH DE [email protected]

27 Padmavathysethuramasamy [email protected]

28 ardsind [email protected]

29 Anjali K Pillai [email protected]

30 Shobitha [email protected]

31 SHRIDHAR [email protected]

32 SHRIDHAR [email protected]

33 satish Bharambe [email protected]

34 thokerirshad391 [email protected]

35 razoothapa44 [email protected]

36 Rajan Kumar [email protected]

37 Ms. MANISHA [email protected]

38 RAJA BHOWMICK [email protected]

39 Sunny Talreja [email protected]

40 Rahul Sharma [email protected]

42 SUJAY CHANDRA BISWAS [email protected]

43 S.GOKULAKANNAN [email protected]

45 zeba kauser [email protected]

46 Lakhan Santosh Gaikwad [email protected]

48 Dr Chandra Kanta Panda [email protected]

49 Supriya Baburaj M [email protected]

55 bshivadas67 [email protected]

56 Rahul Kumar [email protected]

57 dibakardalai [email protected]

58 Umang Chauhan [email protected]

59 santoshkreena [email protected]

60 Dr.G.Subbulakshmi [email protected]

61 pemmanaboyinamani [email protected]

62 Rohan Mark [email protected]

63 nikipardeshi [email protected]

64 Indayatipshai Gyndiang [email protected]


67 Aakash Upadhyay [email protected]


69 Balamanikandan Raja [email protected]

70 Puja Ghosh [email protected]

71 LOKESH KUMAR [email protected]

72 Murari Jee [email protected]

75 Ansuman kar [email protected]

76 K.NAGARAJAN [email protected]

78 TYAGI [email protected]

79 Pravin Prabhakar [email protected]

80 SUNIL SHARMA [email protected]

81 Dr. Shashank Tayal [email protected]

82 Sonia [email protected]

83 Shobitha [email protected]

84 trivikram7 [email protected]

86 syed Binish Gillani [email protected]

87 DEBASRUTI [email protected]

88 santoshroy1239 [email protected]



91 Akshay Chavan [email protected]

92 manojeee2015 [email protected]

94 Maneesha Bhatt [email protected]

95 Mearaj Benazir lone [email protected]


97 mridula [email protected]

98 Sachikanta Nanda [email protected]

99 poojasethy21 [email protected]


101 Kilaru Madhavi [email protected]

103 suhnandany goswami [email protected]


105 mrs.sheela tirkey [email protected]

106 M Baharuddin Shah [email protected]

107 Janani [email protected]

108 saurabh raj [email protected]

109 Yuvaraj Sengodan [email protected]

110 ashutosh mishra [email protected]

111 Mahera [email protected]


113 DR DUSHASAN PARIDA [email protected]

114 Dr. Droupti Yadav [email protected]

115 Dr Yashu Rai Tayal [email protected]


117 Garima [email protected]

118 vikas [email protected]


121 Kamlesh Bansal [email protected]


123 vishva prakash mehra [email protected]

125 kiranmishra1193 [email protected]

128 Sandra [email protected]


132 sharmapriyabrat700 [email protected]


134 MUTHUKRISHNAN M [email protected]

136 NIRAD RAJA [email protected]

137 Aakash Upadhyay [email protected]

138 khushbooguptabhu19 [email protected]

140 Ishwar Chandra Vidya Sagar [email protected]

141 Mayukh Chowdhury [email protected]

142 sakshi.a5656 [email protected]



147 Sneha [email protected]

148 ANIRUDDHA VIKAS KUMAWAT [email protected]

149 Priyaranjan Maral [email protected]

150 Dr. Anand Pal Singh Negi [email protected]





159 Niketan Gawade [email protected]



162 Sonia [email protected]

165 Dr.Siddharth Tayal [email protected]

166 Rahul Jain [email protected]

167 vijay garg [email protected]

168 Tanmay Gound [email protected]

169 Dr. S. GURUNATHAN [email protected]

171 Santanu Ganguly [email protected]

173 sanjanaharidasan [email protected]

174 Dr.Md Aslam [email protected]

175 S Arunachalam [email protected]

176 Madhuri [email protected]

177 shaguftanigarshagufta [email protected]

178 Dr. Prachi Singh Sisodiya [email protected]

179 PRAMOD KUMAR KAR [email protected]


181 pc4 [email protected]

182 Dr Nitasha Khehra [email protected]

183 vijay garg [email protected]

184 santoshroy1239 [email protected]

185 Tanisha [email protected]

186 smitaditya123 [email protected]

187 rsweetchinky [email protected]

188 SHUBHODEEP SARKAR [email protected]


191 Rameez sudhan [email protected]

192 Suraj kumar [email protected]

193 Dell [email protected]

194 Lachhman Singh Rawat [email protected]

195 Mandeep Kaur Chhabra [email protected]

196 vineela [email protected]

197 Suhail Mohammed [email protected]


199 VAIBHAV GOYAL [email protected]

200 Ankita Yadav [email protected]

201 kumarisurbhi591 [email protected]


203 Aabid Nabi Tantry [email protected]

204 Bindu Aggarwal [email protected]

205 REKHA AHIRWAR [email protected]


207 ABHISHEK KUMAR GUPTA [email protected]


209 smitaditya123 [email protected]

210 USHA DAMODAR THORAT THORAT [email protected]


212 B. Anbarasu [email protected]

214 Prof. Pooja [email protected]

215 Dr. Akhtar Rasool Mir [email protected]

216 RITIKA MULTONIA [email protected]

217 snehashriti [email protected]

218 khushbooguptabhu [email protected]



221 dschauhan.chauhan25 [email protected]

222 Dipan Kumar Das [email protected]


229 shweta kumari [email protected]

230 rajeevtayal1967 [email protected]

231 Manoj K Bindal [email protected]

232 vipinkumar1982m [email protected]

233 vipinkumar1982m [email protected]


235 purvesh gada [email protected]

236 Pranabandhu Hota [email protected]

237 Lakhan Santosh Gaikwad [email protected]

238 Suraj kumar [email protected]

239 Gopal Kushwah [email protected]

240 Vasanthakumari Jayaraman [email protected]

241 Dr. Dharmendra Kumar Satnami [email protected]

242 C Lalrinawma [email protected]


245 Dr Anand Pal Singh Negi [email protected]


249 TEKI SIVA RATNA KAMAL TEJA [email protected]

250 kiranmishra [email protected]

252 Dr. Mir [email protected]

253 Gaurav [email protected]

254 Manisha [email protected]

255 Rahul [email protected]

256 smitaditya [email protected]

257 Nishant Kumar [email protected]



260 sharmapriyabrat [email protected]

261 barothitesh [email protected]


263 sufalbepari [email protected]

264 MITRA JYOTI KONWAR [email protected]

265 Maneesha Bhatt [email protected]

266 sorari deepak [email protected]


268 ABHISHEK KUMAR GUPTA [email protected]





273 anumitamondal [email protected]


275 suhas [email protected]

276 Mearaj Benazir lone [email protected]



279 viv.jha.ignou [email protected]

280 Taran Sehrawat [email protected]




284 TYAGI [email protected]

286 Priyanka.G [email protected]

287 Arundhati Sen [email protected]

288 Barnali Bera [email protected]

289 Puja Ghosh [email protected]



292 vivek.naidu [email protected]

293 Mandeep Kaur Chhabra [email protected]

294 radhika Srivastava [email protected]

295 Nikita [email protected]


297 shub4nokia [email protected]


299 Murughesun G K [email protected]


301 DIBAKAR DALAI [email protected]

302 santoshroy [email protected]

303 Sandhya S [email protected]

304 raja.sgupta8 [email protected]

305 Sasanka bujar baruah [email protected]

307 saloni barnwal [email protected]



310 Archana K [email protected]

311 Santanu Ganguly [email protected]


313 SATHRUKAN BHAALAKRISHNAN [email protected]

314 Mamta Choudhary [email protected]

315 Ankita Yadav [email protected]

316 Lajwanti M Jethwani [email protected]

317 ANU NIVEDITHA [email protected]

318 Dr. Dhirendra Mishra [email protected]

319 poojagovil [email protected]

320 Prof. Praveen Kumar [email protected]

321 SUJAY CHANDRA BISWAS [email protected]

322 mulam [email protected]

323 ANTHONY [email protected]

324 Naveen Agrawal [email protected]

325 sandhya8886 [email protected]


327 MUTHUKRISHNAN M [email protected]

328 VAIBHAV GOYAL [email protected]

329 sakshi [email protected]

330 Mohd Usama [email protected]

332 mrs.sheela tirkey [email protected]

334 B. Anbarasu [email protected]


337 jephinmathew [email protected]

338 Nagaraju Chittimala [email protected]

339 Riti kumari [email protected]

340 jasleen0804 [email protected]

341 Vignesh.T [email protected]

350 DR SIDDHARTH GANGALE [email protected]


352 Abhinandan jain [email protected]

355 vineela [email protected]

356 Jasmin Babu [email protected]

357 Tanisha [email protected]

358 yuvi161972 [email protected]

359 Dr.G.Subbulakshmi [email protected]

360 Susmita Mohapatra [email protected]

361 Dhadwal [email protected]



364 suhas4303 [email protected]


366 Akansha Gupta [email protected]

367 Michelle Tirkey [email protected]


369 Nagaraju Chittimala [email protected]


371 Prof. Praveen Kumar [email protected]

372 Yuvaraj Sengodan [email protected]

374 nabajyoti [email protected]

376 gurudutt [email protected]

377 bshivadas [email protected]

378 virupannanavaranusha [email protected]

379 Huidrom Premkumar Singh [email protected]

380 razoothapa [email protected]

381 Harsh Kumar Jha [email protected]

382 pranaykrgupta [email protected]




388 zeba kauser [email protected]

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Annexure I - Agenda

Webinar on Social and Behavioural Change Communication

Organized by National Institute of Disaster Management

&

State Institute of Public Administration & Rural Development (SIPARD),

Agartala, Tripura

On

31 July, 2020 (between 11.30 to 1.00 hrs)

Time Topic Resource person Method

11.30-11.32

Inaugural Remarks

Shri Srira Taranikanti, IAS,

Pr. Secretary & Director General, SIPARD

Ms. Kuntal Das

OSD & Additional Secretary, SIPARD

11.32-11.35 Inaugural Remarks Mr. Siddharth Shrestha, C4D Chief,

UNICEF, ICO

11.35-11.40 Inaugural Address Major General Manoj Kumar Bindal,

Executive Director, NIDM, Delhi

11.40-11.45 Introduction and Objective Dr. Elizabeth Sangliana, SIPARD &

Dr. Sushma Guleria, NIDM

11.45-12.45 Social and Behavioural

Change Communication

Mr. Nisar Ahmad &

Ms. Varsha Chanda, EID

Power Point

Presentation

12.45-1.55 Group Discussion/ Q n A Participants & Speakers

12.55-1.00 Vote of Thanks Aradhna Moktan, NIDM

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Annexure II – Feedback on Sessions

Vinod kumar Yadav to Everyone: 12:07 PM - Happy to be the part of this Webinar. Thank you sir for

such an informative session and thanks

Vinod kumar Yadav to Everyone: 12:24 PM - बहुत ही स ुंदर जानकारी दी गई, जो हमारे लिए लमि का पत्थर

सालबत होगा आपका धन्यवाद

Swapnonil Sarkar to Varsha Chanda (privately): 12:41 PM - why session was highly informative

Swapnonil Sarkar to Everyone: 12:43 PM - the session was very informative

Dr. Satish Uttamrao Patil to Everyone: 12:44 PM - Important information this session

Bijumoni Borah to Everyone: 12:51 PM - very informative

Dr. Gaurav Sinha to Everyone: 12:51 PM - good sir but bit short

Arun Ameta to Everyone: 12:51 PM - Session was amazing sir. Loved the way how Kerala rescue

was shown to illustrate the words put up by your goodself

Gangadharan Nagarajan to Everyone: 12:52 PM - Very informative Session sir

Kanupriyajha25 to Everyone: 12:52 PM - Very fruitful and informative knowledge given Sir

Dr. Sushma Guleria to Everyone: 12:52 PM - Yes Arun, even I was amazed by that example.. :)

Dr. Sushma Guleria to Everyone: 12:52 PM - we need to replicate such good examples in other

disaster situations as well

Kanchan Das to Everyone: 12:53 PM - I suggest add the local channel or local news in the affected

area

Janardhan Das to Everyone: 12:53 PM - valuable session. Thank you so much.

Gangadharan Nagarajan to Everyone: 12:53 PM - Very good example sir. Need to replicate that ideas

in other disaster situations too.

Dr. Gaurav Sinha to Everyone: 12:53 PM- types of promotion and other related with e commerce

strategies sir

Dipanwita Bhattacharjee to Everyone: 12:53 PM - Very useful session...Thanks

Malabika Kar to Everyone: 12:54 PM - Very Informative and clearly understandable

Rajan Kumar to Everyone: 1:00 PM - very informative session today. Thanks with regards

Lalsutlian Kaipeng to Everyone: 1:00 PM - Crucial lecture session

ABHIJIT BAIDYA to Everyone: 1:07 PM - Well session

Shaheed Ahmad to Everyone: 1:08 PM - excellent session with valuable information

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Ajay Rautela to Everyone: 1:08 PM - nice session sir

Lalsutlian Kaipeng to Everyone: 1:08 PM - Enriching session sir

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Ranjitmandal1973 to Everyone: 1:09 PM - nice presentation sir

Dr. Gaurav Sinha to Everyone: 1:09 PM - communication planning sir wrt grapevine and gossip

Gangadharan Nagarajan to Everyone: 1:09 PM - Enriching Session

Bijumoni Borah to Everyone: 1:19 PM - very very useful

Swapnonil Sarkar to Everyone: 1:21 PM - the session was highly appreciated

Ranjitmandal1973 to Everyone: 1:23 PM - very interactive lesson sir

Arun Ameta to Everyone: 1:23 PM - Requesting the host to please share the PPTs for our reference.

Thankful for this wonderful and enriching learning experience.

Bijay kumar Mishra to Everyone: 1:25 PM - very fruitful & outstanding

Lalsutlian Kaipeng to Everyone: 1:25 PM - professional lecture thank you sir

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Gangadharan Nagarajan to Everyone: 1:25 PM - Thx for the Wonderful Webinar

166 885 6775 to Everyone: 1:25 PM - wonderful session sir

Ajay Rautela to Everyone: 1:26 PM - nice webinar

Ankur to Everyone: 1:26 PM - thank you so much for the informative session

Bijay kumar Mishra to Everyone: 1:26 PM - needs in future more webinars

Anup Biswas to Everyone: 1:26 PM - very good and informative session. Thanks a lot

Sujit Kumar Deb to Everyone: 1:26 PM - Thank you sir for this excellent programme.

SHRIDHAR to Everyone: 1:32 PM - MY HUMBLE THANKS AND REGARDS TO GREAT

SPEAKER AND TEAM MEMBERS. I HIGHLY OBLIGED TO YOU FOR WONDER FUL E-

LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES.

Dr. Satish Uttamrao Patil to Everyone: 1:32 PM - Useful knowledge and Guidance

Vinod kumar Yadav to Everyone: 1:33 PM - Congratulations to organizer and all speakers

Rajib Baidya, VU2CFQ to Everyone: 1:33 PM - Most useful knowledge and Guidance sir

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Gangadharan Nagarajan to Everyone: 1:35 PM - Thx for the wonderful, informative and Interesting

Session. Gangadharan Nagarajan [email protected]

Ranjan Chakraborty to Everyone: 1:35 PM - Sir, thanks to give us wonderful knowledge

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session

Vinod kumar Yadav to Everyone: 1:40 PM - आयोजकोुं को सफि आयोजन के लिए बधाई...

Ajay Rautela to Everyone: 1:40 PM - Thank you for the webinar

Manish Kant to Everyone: 1:40 PM - very useful session... thanks to all

Pradip Chandra Kundu, VU3IOP to Everyone: 1:42 PM - Module is found very useful.

Bijumoni Borah to Everyone: 1:43 PM - thanks for such a good webinar

Pavel Das to Everyone: 1:44 PM - Enriching webinar. Thanks to NIDM Team & Elizabeth Mam from

SIPARD, Tripura for giving such opportunity.

MRINMAY ROY to Everyone: 1:44 PM - Module is found very useful... thank you so so much

madam & sir...

Dr. Singlai Thouman to Everyone: 1:45 PM - thanks for coming up with the relevant topic such as this

Sardar Rameez Sudhan to Everyone: 1:46 PM - by far the best Session as it was two way

social and behaviour change …...commerce strategies along with a discussion on grapevine and...

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