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A mother receives postpartum family planning in the DRC

Applying SBC Approaches to Improve Sexual and Reproductive Health Service Delivery: A Technical Brief

English Youth, Service Delivery, Provider Behavior Change, Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Health Fact Sheet/Brief Social and Structural, Social and Behavior Change Communication Breakthrough ACTION

This brief shares evidence from Breakthrough ACTION’s SBC for sexual and reproductive health service delivery activities.

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Anthrax: The Guinean Context and Social and Cultural Determinants

French Guinea Global Health Security Fact Sheet/Brief Breakthrough ACTION

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

French Guinea Global Health Security Fact Sheet/Brief Breakthrough ACTION

This literature review incorporates the results of a qualitative study on zoonotic diseases carried out by Breakthrough ACTION.

Nigeria Malaria Social and Behavior Change Tools and Resources

English Nigeria Youth, Maternal and Child Health, Malaria Video/Animation, Tool, Fact Sheet/Brief Behavioral Science, Community Engagement, Social and Behavior Change Communication Breakthrough ACTION

Breakthrough ACTION and the Nigeria National Malaria Elimination Programme worked to motivate people and providers to prevent, test, and treat malaria.

Nigeria Risk Communication and Community Engagement Tools and Resources

English Nigeria Gender, COVID-19 Video/Animation, Toolkit, Success Story, Online Course, Implementation Guidance, Fact Sheet/Brief Social and Behavior Change Communication, Human-centered Design, Community Engagement, Audience Segmentation, Advocacy Breakthrough ACTION

These resources were developed to support the Government of Nigeria in preventing, detecting, and responding to public health emergencies.

A health care worker provides treatment to a community member who tested positive for malaria

Nigeria Provider Behavior Change Tools and Resources

English Nigeria Provider Behavior Change, Maternal and Child Health, Malaria, Sexual and Reproductive Health Tool, Video/Animation, Success Story, Implementation Guidance, Fact Sheet/Brief Social and Behavior Change Communication Breakthrough ACTION

These resources can be used by service delivery and SBC practitioners to integrate a social and behavioral lens to work with health care professionals.

Albishirin Ku! radio drama recording in Nigeria

Albishirin Ku! Radio Show

English Nigeria Maternal and Child Health, Malaria, Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Mental Health, Nutrition Video/Animation, Fact Sheet/Brief Social and Structural, Social and Behavior Change Communication, Monitoring and Evaluation, Human-centered Design, Community Engagement, Audience Segmentation Breakthrough ACTION

The Albishirin Ku! radio show promoted maternal, newborn, and child health behaviors in Nigeria. It was designed using systematic SBC approaches.

Two women from the Media Epidemiology, Infodemic Management, and Social and Behavior Change (EIS) Fellowship Program smiling

Media Preparedness Training for Outbreaks

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

This fellowship equips media professionals with epidemiology, infodemic management, and SBC skills to communicate health information during outbreaks.

The “Check Am O!” (Go and Check It!) tuberculosis testing and treatment SBC campaign in Nigeria

Valentine Edoziem/Breakthrough ACTION-Nigeria

Social and Behavior Change to Increase Tuberculosis Care-Seeking in Nigeria

English Nigeria Tuberculosis Video/Animation, Technical Guide, Report, Implementation Guidance, Fact Sheet/Brief Social and Behavior Change Communication, Human-centered Design, Community Engagement Breakthrough ACTION

These interventions increased the number of TB cases identified in Nigeria. The resources include a campaign, job aid, guidelines, and reports.