COVID Behaviors Dashboard Webinar Recap: How are the Data Used?
This blog post shares three takeaways from a webinar about how organizations used the COVID Behaviors Dashboard to improve their COVID-19 response work.
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Entries by Marcela
Building Better Relations Between Men and Women Through Premarital Counseling
Breakthrough ACTION piloted premarital counseling in Nigeria to promote better relationships and gender equality, leading to better health outcomes.
Gender Transformation: Understanding the Process and Outcomes
This blog post posits that programs must evaluate both process and outcomes to determine if their approaches are truly gender transformative.
New Social Norms Taxonomy to Address Family Planning Challenges in East Africa
This blog post introduces a new social norms taxonomy that can help family planning (FP) practitioners in East Africa develop better FP programs.
Learning the Art and Science of Audience Segmentation
A Breakthrough ACTION e-course teaches health and social behavior change professionals how to use audience segmentation to improve program outcomes.
Adapter les techniques innovantes pour le CSC en PF/SR : ressources de Transform/PHARE
Le projet Transform/PHARE a développé des approches innovantes pour optimiser la programmation du changement de comportement en matière de santé en PF.
Adapting innovative techniques for SBC in FP/RH: Resources from Transform/PHARE
This blog post summarizes social and behavior change resources created by the USAID-funded Transform/PHARE project, available on the Compass.
“Ding!” The Power of Social Media and Behavior Change
The Compass website contains tools to help social and behavior change practitioners leverage social media to improve program outcomes.
Malaria Social and Behavior Change During COVID-19 Case Studies
These case studies show how Breakthrough ACTION and other creative programs re-strategized to overcome COVID-19 limitations on malaria prevention and treatment.
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