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17/02/2021

Interview with Daniel Onyango on Crisis Communication

"Indigenous knowledge and skills and the ability of communities to respond to crisis is something that has been neglected."

Nairobi, Kenia, a troubled place that woke up Daniel Onyango and friends’ creativity to rose awareness for the safety measures. He lives in one of the biggest informal settlement of the capital where people did not understand the magnitude of COVID-19.

More: https://youtu.be/SVi5u3_5y-s

Join us and watch a special series of videos and podcasts that will show how to overcome a crisis from many different points of view. More videos, podcasts and interviews coming soon on our COVID-19 page.

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Daniela Marzavan | Connective Cities

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Africa, Kenya, Nairobi, Videos & Podcasts

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Interview with Daniel Onyango on Crisis Communication

"Indigenous knowledge and skills and the ability of communities to respond to crisis is something that has been neglected."

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