Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP) - Uganda COVID-19 Response and Emergency Preparedness Project - P174041 (English)

• Author

  Borrowing Agency

• Document Date

  2020/09/29

• Document Type

  Stakeholder Engagement Plan

• Volume No

  1

• Country

  Africa,

• Region

  Africa,

• Disclosure Date

  2020/09/29

• Disclosure Status

  Disclosed

• Doc Name

  Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP) - Uganda COVID-19 Response and Emergency Preparedness Project - P174041

• Keywords

  Environment and Social Management Plan; maternal and child health services; cases of violence; stakeholder engagement; resource ministry; health and safety risk; Information, Education and Communication; Environmental and Social Performance; press release; Public Health Emergency; environmental protection authority; channels of communication; information disclosure strategy; severity of impact; grievance redress mechanism; public health service; people with disability; loss of life; availability of resource; global supply chain; public information disclosure; dispute settlement mechanism; civil society activity; availability of material; municipal waste collection; court of law; risk of contamination; person with disability; social media; public notice; international health; International Phone Call; Virtual Meeting; stakeholder identification; marginalized group; local radio; project impact; community outreach; electronic publication; consultation method; affected communities; cultural sensitivities; vulnerable individual; headed household; telephone call; management function; monitoring activity; mitigation measure; risk communication; monthly reports; operational planning; health systems; consultation meeting; sexual minorities; psychosocial support; pregnant woman; vulnerable group; sexual orientation; construction site; health facility; medical supply; medical condition; refugee camp; Natural Resources; elderly person; infected people; Mental disabilities; medical waste; emergency medical; laboratory worker; laboratory staff; infected person; case detection; local entities; clinical management; medical equipment; community perspective; response activity; clinical care; project approval; healthcare worker; general population; government restriction; underage child; religious minority; police official; print media; local call; international ngos; development partner; healthcare waste; grievance procedure; international community; support policy; hospital management; national system; Health Workers; judicial proceeding; corrective action; commodity price; response plan; public engagement; regular meetings; grievance mechanism; legal recourse; global pandemic; confirmed case; stakeholder involvement; appeal process; manufacturing operation; corrective measure; personal information; policy space; social distance; registration form; gender consideration; broader community; participation process; consultation process; equal access; public meeting; quarantine facility; ethnic group; Exit Strategy; direct communication; mass media; equal representation; social good; effective participation; representative body; social origin; community representative; communication strategy; emergency response; informed participation; social aspect; public consultation; visual material; file complaints

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• Language

  English

• Rel. Proj ID

  UG-Uganda Covid-19 Response And Emergency Preparedness Project -- P174041,P174041

• Topics

  Environment, Natural Resources and Blue Economy, Pandemics, Health, Disability, Coronavirus (COVID-19),

• Historic Topics

  Industry, Health, Nutrition and Population, Social Protections and Labor,

• Historic SubTopics

  Health Care Services Industry, Public Health Promotion, Disability,

• Unit Owning

  Health Nutrition&Population AFR1

• Originating Unit

  OPS2DATASHEET

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