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The Socio-Ecological Model of Communication and Behavior Change

A Socio-Ecological Model of Communication for Social and Behavioral Change

The socio-ecological model of communication reflects a systems approach. This brief describes the benefits of this model for social and behavior change.
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Integrating Gender into the COVID-19 Vaccine Response: A Technical Brief

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This brief provides recommendations on integrating gender perspective into COVID-19 risk community and community engagement response.
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Provider Behavior Ecosystem Map

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This tool helps family planning and reproductive health program designers think more holistically about provider behavior change.
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Advancing Postpartum Hemorrhage Care (APPHC)

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These resources describe efforts to generate and test solutions that address key barriers to postpartum hemorrhage prevention, detection, and treatment.
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Advancing Postpartum Hemorrhage Care Approach in Malawi

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These resources describe social and behavior change efforts to reduce maternal deaths from postpartum hemorrhage in Malawi.
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Understanding the Health Care Experiences of Newborns and Young Children in Kenya

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These resources describe the co-design process (with families and providers) to create a set of interventions that promote positive care experiences.
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Using Routinely Collected Data for Monitoring and Evaluating Social and Behavior Change Programs

This brief outlines steps for undertaking an evaluation and demonstrates how results can be applied to social and behavior change programming.