The FACE-UP Consortium is producing a range of informational products for the public, and academic papers.
The information products are all available in English, Nepali, Bahasa Indonesia and Spanish, with some also available in Filipino, Portuguese and Hindi. The products will also soon be available in UNICEF’s Children’s Environmental Health Collaborative Knowledge Library: https://ceh.unicef.org/events-and-resources/knowledge-library/protecting-children-air-pollution
Is the air quality bad where you are? Are you looking for a way to protect your children? This cartoon teaches children about air pollution and how to properly put on a facemask. It also explains how air pollution can make people ill, how wearing a facemask can reduce exposure to particles in the air, and which types of facemasks offer the best protection. The animation was co-designed by the FACE-UP project team, in collaboration with children, their caregivers, teachers and agencies, in Indonesia and Nepal.
The videos are available, in video (horizontal) and short (vertical) formats, in English (with Spanish, Filipino and Portuguese subtitles, on YouTube), Nepalese and Bahasa Indonesia. They are endorsed by UNICEF, the Indonesian and Nepalese Ministries of Health, and international and national NGOs.
Global version (English with English, Spanish, Filipino and Portuguese subtitles)
The booklet was co-designed by the FACE-UP team with teachers and caregivers, with input from governmental and non-governmental agencies and organizations such as UNICEF and the Interntational Society for Respiratory Protection. Please click on each thumbnail to view and download the booklet. The booklet can be printed for use by caregivers, teachers and agencies. The digital version is for online sharing. There are two versions for printing as booklets (with and without crop marks). The version without crop marks is best for home printing and the version with crop marks is best for commerical printing.
All papers are open access so are freely available for you to read! Many more are in progress so please check back regularly! Papers published to date:
