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Describe a time in your previous public health or social sector work when you had to coordinate with multiple stakeholders (e.g., district health officials, local influencers, NGOs, media) to deliver a unified message. What was the objective, what challenges did you face, and how did you ensure alignment among all parties?
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In 2022, I led a routine immunization catch‑up campaign in a district where coverage had dropped below 60%. The goal was to push it above 80% in three months by aligning everyone around a single, clear message: “Every child, every village, on time.” We had district health officials, three NGOs, local ulema, and two FM radio stations, all with their own messaging styles. Early drafts were all over the place—some focused on COVID, others on polio only. I organized a one‑day messaging workshop where we reviewed refusal data, agreed on three core talking points, and developed a shared script in Pashto and Urdu. I then set up a weekly WhatsApp group to share radio schedules, mosque sermon themes, and field feedback. We used a simple tracker to log mentions of the unified slogan. After two campaign rounds, RI coverage in targeted UCs rose from 58% to 82%, and rumor‑based refusals dropped by about 35% according to our missed-children data.

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Clear objective to boost immunization coverage with a unified cross-stakeholder messageFacilitated a co-creation workshop to harmonize fragmented messages into shared scriptsSet up light coordination mechanisms (WhatsApp group, trackers) to sustain alignmentDemonstrated measurable impact on coverage and reduction in rumor-based refusals
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