Journalists equipped with life-saving risk communication skills to fight climate hazards
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), in collaboration with government and humanitarian partners, has concluded a two-day national media training in Juba aimed at equipping journalists to communicate life-saving early warning alerts as floods, droughts, and disease outbreaks continue to affect communities across South Sudan. The training, held from June 8 to 9, brought together journalists from Juba, Bor, and Kapoeta to enhance their und
Journalists in South Sudan have received training to improve their ability to communicate life-saving early warning information regarding climate-related disasters. The two-day workshop, held in Juba, focused on enhancing journalists' understanding of disaster preparedness, risk communication, and early warning systems. Participants learned to translate complex alerts into clear, actionable messages for communities facing threats like floods, droughts, and disease outbreaks. The initiative also emphasized ethical reporting to prevent misinformation and fear during emergencies.
This training is crucial for South Sudan, a nation highly vulnerable to climate impacts, as effective communication of early warnings can significantly reduce loss of life and property damage.
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