Breakthrough RESEARCH conducted a mapping of family planning (FP) investments, technical approaches, and indicators in the four WABA/Amplify-FP (another USAID-funded project) countries to better understand the FP landscape in the region and, ultimately, contribute to improving social and behavior change (SBC) measures.
Related products
Technical report: “Strengthening Social and Behavior Change Monitoring and Evaluation for Family Planning in Francophone West Africa,” describes technical approaches and indicators used for measurement and makes recommendations for countries, implementing partners, and donors regarding SBC measurement
Excel file listing all indicators collected across 55 stakeholder/projects interviewed in the region
PowerPoint presentation: summarizing FP investments in the region.
Programmatic research brief: provides a less technical summary of Strengthening Social and Behavior Change Monitoring and Evaluation for Family Planning in Francophone West Africa [English │ French]
Programmatic research brief: Highlights Twelve Recommended SBC Indicators for Family Planning [English │ French]
Reference sheets for Twelve Recommended SBC Indicators for Family Planning [English │ French]
Technical Reference Sheet: Using the Provider Authoritarian Attitude Scale [Global Webinar: Discussion of “Is Better Measurement the Key to Increased Investment in Social and Behavior Change for Family Planning in Francophone West Africa?” [English: Slides │ Webinar, French: Slides │ Webinar] 18 August 2020
Blog post: “Aligning measures of social and behavior change for family planning” [Go to Knowledge Success website for English or French]
Activity Snapshot
Collaborating Partners
Ministries of Health of Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Niger, and Togo; Breakthrough ACTION; Amplify-FP; and in-country research institutions
Anticipated Timeline
August 2019 – August 2022
Geographic Location
Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Niger, and Togo
Contact
Leanne Dougherty
More information on Breakthrough RESEARCH’s family planning activities in Francophone West Africa