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A female health worker discusses FP with a woman using the Promise tool during a counseling session in Niger

Souley Tanko Abdoul Aziz/Breakthrough ACTION/Save the Children

Designing Tools to Promote Provider Empathy and Improve Quality of Health Care in Niger

This brief describes adapting an existing family planning counseling tool in Niger to better respond to provider and client needs.

Video still of an adult holding a toddler in Nigeria

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Finding Childhood TB Cases in Nigeria

Breakthrough ACTION English Nigeria Tuberculosis Video/Animation Social and Behavior Change Communication, Knowledge Management, Community Engagement Breakthrough ACTION

This video shows how Breakthrough ACTION worked with partners in Nigeria to find missing tuberculosis cases among children.

The Insights 101 Playbook

Breakthrough ACTION English Technical Guide, Tool Integration, Human-centered Design Breakthrough ACTION

This resource helps users identify, articulate, and incorporate insights into social and behavior change program designs.

Advancing Inclusion of Sexual and Gender Minority Youth in FP and SRH Programs

Breakthrough ACTION English, French Youth, Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Health Webinar, Fact Sheet/Brief Social and Structural, Advocacy Breakthrough ACTION

This brief describes seven ways family planning and sexual and reproductive health programs can include sexual and gender minority youth.

Graphic of an African doctor with a mother holding a toddler

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Malaria Service Delivery Assessment Tool: Four Steps to Identify Challenges and Opportunities

Breakthrough ACTION Portuguese, English Kenya, Democratic Republic of the Congo Service Delivery, Provider Behavior Change, Malaria Tool Social and Structural, Monitoring and Evaluation, Human-centered Design Breakthrough ACTION

This assessment tool helps malaria service providers apply a behavioral lens so they can better understand service delivery challenges.

Several Ethiopian women participate in a group conversation on family planning

Maheder Haileselassie Tadese/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment

Mothers Time Tool for Community Health Workers

Breakthrough ACTION English Ethiopia Service Delivery, Provider Behavior Change, Mental Health, Maternal and Child Health, Sexual and Reproductive Health Tool, Fact Sheet/Brief Social and Structural Breakthrough ACTION

This tool helps community health workers better counsel postpartum women in low-resources settings, thus supporting their reproductive health intentions.

A Liberian man holds a sign about rabies prevention

Breakthrough ACTION Liberia

Strengthening Risk Communication and Community Engagement to Improve One Health in Liberia: A Technical Brief

Breakthrough ACTION English Liberia Global Health Security Fact Sheet/Brief Social and Behavior Change Communication, Community Engagement Breakthrough ACTION

This brief covers achievements, insights, and best practices adopted to strengthen risk communication and community engagement efforts in Liberia.

An Indonesian family sitting around a table playing a game

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Gender Equity Today for Youth (GET 4 Youth) Pilot Package

Breakthrough ACTION French, English Indonesia, Democratic Republic of the Congo Youth, Mental Health, Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Health Video/Animation, Report, Model/Framework, Implementation Guidance, Fact Sheet/Brief Social and Structural, Human-centered Design Breakthrough ACTION

The 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.

A community health worker walks to see patients in Cameroon

PMI

Leveraging Ambassadors to Support COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake and Malaria Prevention: A Technical Brief

Breakthrough ACTION English Liberia Malaria, COVID-19 Fact Sheet/Brief Community Engagement Breakthrough ACTION

This brief explains how Breakthrough ACTION worked closely with influential individuals to act as trusted ambassadors to increase COVID-19 vaccine rates.