New Toolkit Helps Break Down Gender Barriers in Vaccine Response
Risk communication and community engagement actors in Guinea and Tanzania are using Breakthrough ACTION’s toolkit to ensure gender-equitable vaccine response.
Author Archive for: Marcela
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Entries by Marcela
Removing Roadblocks in a Woman’s Contraceptive Journey
This story describes how Breakthrough ACTION worked with health agencies in the Philippines to design solutions to reduce contraception discontinuation.
The Power of Co-Design: Lessons Learned from Diverse Stakeholder Perspectives
This blog post highlights three lessons learned based on Breakthrough ACTION’s work on co-designing family planning solutions in South Sudan.
Using COVID-19 Trends and Impact Survey Data to Conduct Prevention and Vaccination Campaigns in the Philippines
Breakthrough ACTION used a dashboard containing real-time data from over 130 countries to design and finetune its COVID-19-related work in the Philippines.
Vasectomy Advocacy Materials to Improve Method Choice in Family Planning
This article highlights how including vasectomy in family planning programs helps improve method choice and points readers to relevant advocacy materials.
A New Framework Guides Support for Sexual and Reproductive Self-Care
This article explores a new framework that helps health practitioners use social and behavior change to promote sexual and reproductive health self-care.
Barriers to Feeding Young Children Well During and After Illness: Insight from the DRC
This blog post captures insights gained from Breakthrough ACTION’s work to understand the barriers caregivers face in feeding children during and after illness.
Supporting Provider Behavior Change: An Experiential Workshop
Breakthrough ACTION will be hosting experiential workshops to introduce practitioners to tools that can help them enhance their provider behavior change work.
Applying Behavioral Design to Advance Health Outcomes by Improving Livelihoods in Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso health official uses behavior design training provided by Breakthrough ACTION to improve farmer livelihoods and health.
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