Monitoring Malaria SBC Programs Online Course

This online course equips social and behavior change (SBC) and monitoring and evaluation practitioners to develop monitoring plans for malaria SBC programs. It particularly highlights low-cost and frequently collected data sources. In addition to best practices and guidance related to SBC program monitoring, this course offers practical examples related to SBC for insecticide-treated nets, indoor residual spraying, seasonal malaria chemoprevention, malaria in pregnancy, and case management to promote a deeper understanding of real-world applications.

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Monitoring Malaria SBC Programs Online Course

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