Social and Behavior Change Checklist for Costed Implementation Plans
This tool helps governments, donors, and implementers ensure family planning programs budget for social and behavior change best practices.
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Entries by Marcela
Gender: An Update and a Challenge
This blog post introduces a set of resources to help social and behavior change practitioners integrate gender into their work.
Zika’s Silent Threat: Prioritized Behaviors Are Key to Preventing Future Outbreaks of Aedes Aegypti-Borne Diseases
Breakthrough ACTION + RESEARCH identified a set of behaviors that have the greatest potential to prevent Zika’s transmission.
Participating in Life-Changing Decisions: The Value of Community Engagement
This blog post describes how community engagement empowers community members to tackle issues that affect their lives.
New Advocacy Tool Offers Guidance and Opportunity for Exchange in Male Engagement in Family Planning
This blog post highlights a tool to help people in the field of family planning and reproductive health (FP/RH) advocate for male engagement in FP/RH.
The New Paradigm for SBC Professionals: Partnerships with the Private Sector
This blog post highlights resources to help social and behavior change professionals partner successfully with the private sector.
Social and Behavior Change for Postpartum Family Planning
This blog post highlights how social and behavior change can be used before, during, and after services to address postpartum family planning needs.
Accelerating Family Planning Demand Through Advanced Audience Segmentation
This blog post describes cases where advanced audience segmentation has been used to improve family planning outcomes in four West African countries.
If you liked Springboard, you’ll love the NEW Springboard
This blog post announces updates to Springboard, a platform that serves as a virtual community center for social and behavior change practitioners.
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