Applying SBC Approaches to Improve Sexual and Reproductive Health Service Delivery: A Technical Brief

Using social and behavior change (SBC) techniques and approaches can improve service delivery and health outcomes.

This technical brief shares evidence from Breakthrough ACTION’s SBC for sexual and reproductive health (SRH) service delivery activities. Based on this evidence, the brief offers lessons learned and recommendations related to SBC for SRH service delivery programming in the public sector.

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Heather Hancock

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