Harnessing Mass Media for Malaria Prevention and Treatment in Nigeria
Breakthrough ACTION worked with media outlets in Nigeria to deliver content that effectively shifted malaria health behaviors.
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Entries by Marcela
Making Sexual and Reproductive Health Programs a Real Pleasure
Breakthrough ACTION, The Pleasure Project, and 38 Pleasure Champions working in SBC, gender, and SRH are working to challenge the concept of pleasure.
Fighting Rabies: In Guinea, Children Lead the Way
Super Ami des Chiens tackled rabies in Guinea by promoting safe behaviors such as vaccination, responsible pet care, and avoiding unknown animals.
Leveraging Knowledge Management for Adaptive Learning and Sustainable Change
Effective KM is a strategic driver of success. Breakthrough ACTION has pioneered innovative KM approaches to strengthen SBC programming.
Unlocking the Power of Nigeria’s Ward Development Committees
Ward Development Committees provided the perfect avenue to mobilize communities to act on maternal and child health in Nigeria.
Strengthening Facility-Community Relationships through Community-Provider Dialogues in Nigeria
In Nigeria, Breakthrough ACTION developed solutions to build trust and to boost care-seeking, antenatal care uptake, and health-facility births.
Training Program Equips Nigerian Journalists with Health Reporting Skills
Breakthrough ACTION trained journalists to discern facts from misinformation and increase the reporting of accurate information on disease prevention.
Charting New Frontiers in Provider Behavior Change Monitoring and Evaluation
This blog post urges program implementers to monitor and evaluate each level of the provider behavior ecosystem and introduces tools they can use to do so.
Kicking Goals for Health: A Game-Changing Approach to Behavior Change
This blog post highlights how Breakthrough ACTION leveraged the Africa Cup of Nations soccer event to encourage men to champion their families’ health.
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