Social and Behavior Change Communication

An Indian woman harvesting flowers and talking on a phone In a field of marigolds

This blog post describes how interactive voice response can reach populations with low literacy and internet use but have high mobile ownership.

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Evidence from Mass and Digital Media for Family Planning Among West African Youth

This literature review presents evidence on the impact of mass media and digital media on young people’s family planning attitudes and behaviors in West Africa.

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