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In Kenya, Breakthrough ACTION used fishbowl discussions with mothers offer feedback on their health facilities and follow up to discuss ensuring improvements.
In Nigeria, Breakthrough ACTION is using compound meetings to transform maternal health and malaria care mindsets and behaviors.
In Tanzania, Breakthrough ACTION is improving reproductive and maternal health outcomes by engaging men and redefining gender roles.
Breakthrough ACTION’s “Super Ami des Chiens” multi-channel rabies prevention campaign aims to promote safe interactions between children and dogs.
Breakthrough ACTION’s “Super Ami des Chiens” multi-channel rabies prevention campaign aims to promote safe interactions between children and dogs.
The RBM Partnership to End Malaria Social and Behaviour Change Working’s 10th Annual Meeting brought over 130 SBC experts together to learn from each other.
Au niveau mondial, de nombreuses études montrent que les obstacles et les inégalités de genres, tels que l’incapacité à prendre des décisions et le manque de contrôle sur les ressources, empêchent les gens de se faire vacciner. L’impact de ces inégalité a été encore plus évident pendant la pandémie de la Covid-19 et avec l’introduction et le déploiement des vaccins Covid-19. En réponse à cette situation, Breakthrough ACTION a mis au point La boîte à outils pour l’analyse des disparités de genre pour la riposte vaccinale qui permettra, à terme, d’accroître la couverture vaccinale pour tous. En 2023, Breakthrough ACTION […]
In Guatemala, Breakthrough ACTION created a dashboard that local governments can use to make data-driven decisions in a variety of health areas.
In Nepal, Jhpiego is using a card activity developed by Breakthrough ACTION to empower adolescents to choose and practice healthy reproductive behaviors.
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