Charting New Frontiers in Provider Behavior Change Monitoring and Evaluation
Blog, Breakthrough ACTIONThis blog post urges program implementers to monitor and evaluate each level of the provider behavior ecosystem and introduces tools they can use to do so.
Approaching Provider Behavior Change Monitoring and Evaluation with a Social-Ecological Lens: New Frontiers Brief
Breakthrough ACTIONThis brief builds on a suite of PBC tools, which support the application of a social-ecological lens to design and implement PBC interventions.
Gender Equity Today for Youth (GET 4 Youth) Pilot Package
Breakthrough ACTIONThe Gender Equity Today for Youth (GET 4 Youth) Pilot Package aims to create a gender-equitable environment in which 10–14 year olds can grow and thrive.
Introduction to Social and Behavior Change Online Course
Breakthrough ACTION French Francophone West Africa Gender Online Course Audience Segmentation, Behavioral Science, Community Engagement, Human-centered Design, Social and Behavior Change Communication, Social and Structural Breakthrough ACTIONCe cours décrit comment les activités de changement social et de comportement améliorent l'efficacité des programmes de santé.
Using SBC to Enhance Programs to End Child, Early, and Forced Marriage
This interactive webtool contains briefs about seven innovative social and behavior change approaches that support efforts to reduce child marriage.
Family Planning and Intimate Partner Violence: An Intersection Deserving of More Attention
Blog, Breakthrough ACTIONThis blog post explores the intersection of family planning (FP) and intimate partner violence and recommends resources FP practitioners may find helpful.
New Social Norms Taxonomy to Address Family Planning Challenges in East Africa
Blog, Breakthrough ACTIONThis blog post introduces a new social norms taxonomy that can help family planning (FP) practitioners in East Africa develop better FP programs.
Intersectionality: How do we stay true to the content behind the concept?
Blog, Breakthrough ACTIONThis blog post explains intersectionality and urges those in the health and social sectors to apply this concept to their work.