By Nikisha Smith Research findings on vaccine hesitancy indicate that people are more interested in learning from their peers rather than scientists, health professionals or government ministers. This was conveyed by USAID and PAHO representatives during an online webinar with regional media jointly hosted by UNICEF and USAID on 23rd…
"Limited take up of COVID-19 vaccines has been an ongoing issue hampering the response to the pandemic across the Eastern Caribbean subregion as elsewhere." How can COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy be challenged? Why are some people so reluctant to get vaccinated and can anything be done to change their minds?
‘No one size fits all” says Mr Didier Trebucq, UN Resident co-ordinator foh B’dos and de Eastern Caribbean, at de conclusion of ah wide ranging study funded by USAID and commissioned by UNESCO. It’s an real enlightening study dat was conducted by de Caribbean Development Research Services Inc. (CADRES), in which 5,000 persons across six southern Caribbean Countries: B’dos, de Windwards Islands and T’n’T, were questioned as answers are being …
‘No one size fits all” says Mr Didier Trebucq, UN Resident co-ordinator foh B’dos and de Eastern Caribbean, at de conclusion of ah wide ranging study funded by USAID and commissioned by UNESCO. It’s an real enlightening study dat was conducted by de Caribbean Development Research Services Inc. (CADRES), in which 5,000 persons across six southern Caribbean Countries: B’dos, de Windwards Islands and T’n’T, were questioned as answers are being …
‘No one size fits all” says Mr Didier Trebucq, UN Resident co-ordinator foh B’dos and de Eastern Caribbean, at de conclusion of ah wide ranging study funded by USAID and commissioned by UNESCO. It’s an real enlightening study dat was conducted by de Caribbean Development Research Services Inc. (CADRES), in which 5,000 persons across six southern Caribbean Countries: B’dos, de Windwards Islands and T’n’T, were questioned as answers are being …