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“The Faster You Drive, the Deadlier the Consequences,” showing the devastating consequences of exceeding speed limits, was launched in 2019 in Bangkok ahead of…

This article argues that with adequate capacity building and resources, heath workers—especially those involved in immunization programs—can promote, educate and mobilize communities for civil registration and vital statistics system strengthening, and report identified vital events to civil registration authorities.

Ho Chi Minh City’s government launched this mass media campaign in 2019 in support of a national law mandating seat-belt use.

This campaign explains the health harms of sugar consumption, through testimonial from a doctor.

An introduction for public heath, law enforcement, local organizations and others striving to serve their community.

In February 2019, the Mobility Department of Bogotá, Colombia launched this social experiment campaign to show the importance of lower speed limits in residential areas. This concept was originally developed in Bangkok and was adapted to the local content in Bogotá.

This campaign highlights the fact that every cigarette consumed does damage to the smoker.

This campaign shows the health harms of sugar consumption, through a testimonial from a dentist in Jamaica.

This campaign highlights the amount of sugar, salt and fat in popular foods.

This campaign features a diabetes patient explaining the health harms of too much sugar consumption.