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Introducing the SBC Flow Chart

Blog, Breakthrough ACTION

This blog post introduces a tool that help social and behavior change practitioners design integrated programs that address intractable health challenges.

SBC Flow Chart DRC

SBC Flow Chart: DRC Spotlight

Breakthrough ACTION English Democratic Republic of the Congo Maternal and Child Health, Sexual and Reproductive Health Success Story, Presentation Slides Integration Breakthrough ACTION

This Spotlight describes how SBC solutions were applied to increase use of health services and household family health practices in the DRC.

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Malaria SBC Toolkit for Community and Faith Leaders

Breakthrough ACTION Spanish, French, English Malaria Toolkit Community Engagement Breakthrough ACTION

This free online toolkit has resources to help users integrate an organization’s existing strengths, connections, and activities with key malaria resources that can save lives.

Malaria SBC Evidence Journal Club YouTube playlist

Malaria SBC Evidence Journal Club

Breakthrough ACTION English Nigeria, Tanzania, Cambodia Malaria Video/Animation, Webinar, Presentation Slides Breakthrough ACTION

SBC practitioners from around the globe discussed articles about the impact of malaria SBC. The article, recordings, and discussion recaps are shared here.

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Using the KAP COVID Dashboards to Convince the Vaccine Hesitant

Blog, Breakthrough ACTION

This blog post introduces a dashboard public health practitioners can use to increase vaccine acceptance levels and reduce vaccination hesitancy.

Homepage of the COVID-19 Communication Network

COVID-19 Communication Network

Breakthrough ACTION English, French, Spanish COVID-19 Website Social and Behavior Change Communication Breakthrough ACTION

Essential, evidence-informed tools and resources to help health and development professionals use SBC communication to address the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Synthesized Guidance for COVID-19 Message Development

Breakthrough ACTION French, English COVID-19 Technical Guide Social and Behavior Change Communication Breakthrough ACTION

This is a curated guide of recommendations from the WHO, the CDC, and other trusted sources with source links, organized into six broad audience categories.

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Real-Time Rumor Tracking for COVID-19: System Design and Implementation Guide

Breakthrough ACTION English COVID-19 Tool, Implementation Guidance Social and Behavior Change Communication, Monitoring and Evaluation Breakthrough ACTION

This document will help humanitarian, public health organizations, and national governments seeking to document rumors in a systematic and dynamic fashion.

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Virtual Pretesting During COVID-19

Breakthrough ACTION English COVID-19 Fact Sheet/Brief Social and Behavior Change Communication Breakthrough ACTION

This technical brief presents workarounds—tips and tricks to use digital platforms—to conduct pretests virtually.

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