Can Social Listening and Social Media Monitoring Benefit Your SBC Activities?
This blog posts discusses ways family planning and reproductive health social and behavior change programs can use social media to gather information.
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Simple Tools to Reduce Preventable Deaths During Childbirth
This blog post describes a set of behavioral science-informed tools that can help health workers in low-resource settings prevent deaths during childbirth.
Is Better Measurement the Key to Increased Investment in Social and Behavior Change for Family Planning in Francophone West Africa?
This blog post discusses the need for investment in social and behavior change (SBC) measurement.
Compass for SBC “Spotlight” on Breakthrough RESEARCH
This blog post introduces resources on the Compass website dedicated to social and behavior change research and evaluation products
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