Ebonyi’s Traditional and Religious Leaders Speak Out to Improve Maternal and Child Health
This case study describes how Breakthrough ACTION worked with religious and traditional leaders to improve maternal, newborn, and child health and nutrition.
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Breakthrough ACTION Nigeria Success Stories
This page documents the successes of Breakthrough ACTION’s work to improve health outcomes in Nigeria through social and behavior change.
Know, Care, Do: Case Studies
A set of five case studies showcase how a male engagement theory of change can be applied to improve health outcomes across diverse country contexts.
Nutrition Job Aid for Community Health Workers
This set of tools, which includes an easy-to-use job aid, helps community health workers provide more empathetic nutrition counseling.
How Theory-Based Programming Can Drive COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake
Breakthrough ACTION applied the World Health Organization’s Confidence, Complacency, and Convenience Model to achieve COVID-19 related behavior change.
Nigeria Life Stage Flipchart
Breakthrough ACTION developed a flipchart community volunteers can use to facilitate conversations about family planning throughout every life stage.
Breakthrough RESEARCH Legacy Area: Integrated Social and Behavior Change and the Enabling Environment
This portfolio of evidence supports the intersection of social and behavior change (SBC) and the enabling environment for integrated SBC.
The Role of Social and Behavior Change Interventions on the Increase in Tuberculosis Case Notification in Nigeria
This case study shows how an innovative social and behavior change campaign in Nigeria increased tuberculosis case notification by 50%.
Adapting Social and Behavior Change Programming for Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health in Nigeria During COVID-19
This case study describes how Breakthrough ACTION worked with partners to adapt maternal, newborn, and child health programming to overcome COVID-19 challenges.
