Communicating accessible messages for food insecure communities in Northern Mozambique: Supporting Sustainable Development Goal 2.

Caroline Jagoe,Claire F O'Reilly, Helga Gunnell, Ketty Tirzi, Charlotte Lancaster, Kavita Brahmbhatt

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY（2023）

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Abstract

Materials designed to be maximally accessible to people with communication differences and disabilities may also address inclusion for affected populations with different education, literacy, and language backgrounds. This commentary focuses on Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 2 as an exemplar of the use of communication accessible messaging in humanitarian response.

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Mozambique,Sustainable Development Goals (SDG),communication access,communication disability,food assistance,humanitarian,inclusion,zero hunger (SDG 2)

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