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@InisCom

Social Good. By Design.

@InisCom
We are Inis Communication: Helping #globalhealth and development agencies achieve greater impact and visibility. #contentdesign #communications
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    Social Good. By Design.
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    At Inis, #SocialGoodByDesign doesn’t happen by accident. We purposefully integrate intentional design thinking into your mission and operations, driving meaningful social impact at every level. Tell us your story to craft for the greater good: iniscommunication.com
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    Sep 7
    The @WHO has verified Thailand as having eliminated #rubella as a public health problem, a major milestone for immunization and maternal and child health. Sustained vaccination and surveillance remain key to protecting this progress. #Vaccines Learn more: who.int/southeastasia/…
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    Social Good. By Design.
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    Sep 4
    A new global #mpox vaccine stockpile will give countries faster and more equitable access to vaccines during outbreaks. The initiative marks an important step toward ensuring access is based on public health need. #VaccineEquity #GlobalHealth who.int/news/item/02-0…
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    Social Good. By Design.
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    Sep 2
    The @WHO's TB guidelines offer vital, evidence-based guidance for prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Since 2020, Inis has supported this effort, ensuring accessibility with editing, design, and language versions. #SocialGoodByDesign More info: iniscommunication.com/portfolio/4/de…
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    Social Good. By Design.
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    Aug 31
    India is proposing front-of-pack warning labels for foods high in sugar, salt or saturated fat, as obesity rates continue to rise. Clearer labels can support healthier choices, but stronger food policies matter too. #Nutrition #NCDs #PublicHealth reuters.com/world/india-pr…
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