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Malaria SBC Evidence Journal Club

Breakthrough ACTION English Cambodia, Tanzania, Nigeria Malaria Presentation Slides, Video/Animation, Webinar Breakthrough ACTION

SBC practitioners from around the globe discussed articles about the impact of malaria SBC. The article, recordings, and discussion recaps are shared here.

Nurse helping a mother breastfeed a newborn

Catherine Asava/Webuye Subcounty Hospital

Understanding the Health Care Experiences of Newborns and Young Children in Kenya

Breakthrough RESEARCH English Kenya Maternal and Child Health Fact Sheet/Brief, Peer-reviewed, Presentation Slides, Tool Breakthrough RESEARCH

These resources describe the co-design process (with families and providers) to create a set of interventions that promote positive care experiences.

Arturo Sanabria/Photoshare

Making the Business Case for Social and Behavior Change

Breakthrough RESEARCH English, French Cost Effectiveness, Malaria Fact Sheet/Brief, Interactive, Presentation Slides, Report, Tool, Webinar Monitoring and Evaluation Breakthrough RESEARCH

This brief and associated resources describe business case models that are being applied to specific health topics, including malaria and nutrition.

Kim Burns Case/JHUCCP/Photoshare

Developing Social and Behavior Change Costing Guidelines

Breakthrough RESEARCH English Cost Effectiveness Fact Sheet/Brief, Presentation Slides, Report, Webinar Monitoring and Evaluation Breakthrough RESEARCH

These guidelines and associated materials provides a framework for estimating the cost of interventions for social and behavior change.

A woman standing in front of a video camera

Merci Mon Héros

Social Media Listening and Evaluating the Impacts of a Regional Mass Media Intervention Targeting Young People

Breakthrough RESEARCH English, French Francophone West Africa, Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Niger, Togo Sexual and Reproductive Health, Youth Fact Sheet/Brief, Implementation Guidance, Literature Review, Peer-reviewed, Presentation Slides, Report, Webinar Digital, Monitoring and Evaluation, Social and Behavior Change Communication Breakthrough RESEARCH

These resources are the product of an examination the impact of mass media and digital media on young people’s family planning attitudes and behaviors.

A mother and her baby son smile in Niger

UNICEF/Benedicte Kurzen

Strengthening Social and Behavior Change Monitoring and Evaluation for Family Planning in Francophone West Africa

Breakthrough RESEARCH English, French Francophone West Africa, Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Niger, Togo Sexual and Reproductive Health Fact Sheet/Brief, Presentation Slides, Report, Tool, Webinar Monitoring and Evaluation Breakthrough RESEARCH

These resources are the product of a mapping of family planning (FP) investments, technical approaches, and indicators in the four WABA/Amplify-FP countries.

Getting Practical: Integrating Social Norms into SBC

Breakthrough ACTION English, French Presentation Slides, Tool, Video/Animation Social and Structural Breakthrough ACTION

This tool addresses the gap between formative social norms research and the other phases of the program design cycle to allow for adaptive programming.

Young women in India explain software to each other

Paula Bronstein/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment

Knowledge Management Resources

Breakthrough RESEARCH, Breakthrough ACTION English Case Study, Presentation Slides Knowledge Management Breakthrough ACTION, Breakthrough RESEARCH

This collection includes a synthesis of knowledge management activities from the 2018 International SBCC Summit and entries from the CLA Case Competition.

Adrian Brooks/Photoshare

Generating Evidence to Inform Integrated Social and Behavior Change Programming in Nigeria

Breakthrough RESEARCH English Nigeria Sexual and Reproductive Health, Gender, Maternal and Child Health, Youth Fact Sheet/Brief, Peer-reviewed, Presentation Slides, Report, Webinar Integration Breakthrough RESEARCH

This series of briefs, webinars, and slide decks discuss results will help to improve the delivery of integrated SBC programming across health areas and behaviors.