Engaging men and boys

Know, Care, Do: Case Studies

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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.
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Addressing Barriers to Family Planning for Postpartum Women Experiencing Depression and Anxiety

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This case study explores the use of cognitive behavioral therapy approaches to address postpartum anxiety and depression, which may inhibit contraceptive use.
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How to Use After-action Reviews to Learn and Improve: Lessons From the Breakthrough ACTION Guyana Team

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This case study showcases how Breakthrough ACTION used after-action reviews with Guyana’s Ministry of Health to develop a national malaria SBC strategy.
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The Role of SBC 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%.
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Adapting Social and Behavior Change Programming for Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health in Nigeria During COVID-19

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This case study describes how Breakthrough ACTION worked with partners to adapt maternal, newborn, and child health programming to overcome COVID-19 challenges.
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Provider Behavior Change Toolkit for Family Planning

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This toolkit helps users identify, understand, and prioritize factors influencing provider behavior change (PBC) so they can design supportive PBC initiatives.
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