Mosquito Net Ownership, Access, and Use: Using SBC to Bridge Gaps

This page includes resources that explain the ITN use:access ratio and provides SBC tools and project examples relating to net distribution and net use.
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Behavior Change Impact: Malaria SBC Evidence Database

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This database presents a collection of over 100 articles describing interventions or studies that address malaria challenges through SBC approaches.
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Anthrax: The Guinean Context and Social and Cultural Determinants

This literature review on anthrax incorporated the results of a qualitative study on zoonotic diseases carried out by Breaktrhough ACTION.
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Lassa Fever: The Guinean Context and Social and Cultural Determinants

This literature review incorporates the results of a qualitative study on zoonotic diseases carried out by Breakthrough ACTION.
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The Spark of Change Radio Soap Opera

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This entertainment-education radio soap opera promotes good health and nutrition practices for women and children in Guatemala.
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Social and Behavior Change Program Monitoring Online Course

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The Social and Behavior Change Program Monitoring course will provide learners with a foundation in monitoring for any type of programmatic intervention.
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National Malaria SBC Strategy Development Package

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The National Malaria SBC Strategy Development Package includes meeting agendas for stakeholder workshops and writing retreats, guidance on data synthesis and storytelling, and national malaria SBC strategy templates.

Making the Case for Malaria SBC: Key Messages and Actionable Steps

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This document highlights nine key messages, five actionable steps, and valuable resources and evidence that make the case for investment in malaria SBC.