Webinar Archives | Breakthrough ACTION and RESEARCH

From Insight to Impact Webinar Learning Series

English Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Francophone West Africa, Tanzania, Nigeria, Liberia Gender, Malaria, Maternal and Child Health, Mental Health, Provider Behavior Change, Service Delivery, Tuberculosis Webinar Community Engagement, Human-centered Design, Social and Behavior Change Communication, Social and Structural Breakthrough ACTION

Join Breakthrough ACTION for a transformative five-part webinar series, From Insight to Impact: Leveraging SBC for Sustainable Change.

Advancing Inclusion of Sexual and Gender Minority Youth in FP and SRH Programs

Breakthrough ACTION English, French Sexual and Reproductive Health, Gender, Youth Fact Sheet/Brief, Webinar Advocacy, Social and Structural Breakthrough ACTION

This brief describes seven ways family planning and sexual and reproductive health programs can include sexual and gender minority youth.

Closing the COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake Gap Among Health Workers in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

Breakthrough ACTION English, French COVID-19, Provider Behavior Change, Service Delivery Fact Sheet/Brief, Webinar Behavioral Science Breakthrough ACTION

This brief synthesizes insights from global experts on ways to close the COVID-19 vaccine gap among health workers in low-and middle-income countries.

Breakthrough RESEARCH Legacy and Learning Series

Breakthrough RESEARCH English, French Cost Effectiveness, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Provider Behavior Change Presentation Slides, Webinar Monitoring and Evaluation, Integration Breakthrough RESEARCH

This page contains research and tools on provider behavior change, integrated social and behavior change (SBC), advancing SBC measurement, and costing SBC.

Breakthrough RESEARCH Legacy Area: Costing and Cost-effectiveness of Social and Behavior Change

Breakthrough RESEARCH English, French Cost Effectiveness, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Malaria, Nutrition Fact Sheet/Brief, Interactive, Presentation Slides, Report, Tool, Webinar Integration Breakthrough RESEARCH

This resource page contains evidence-based tools social and behavior change professionals can use to analyze and estimate the cost of their activities.

Breakthrough RESEARCH Legacy Area: Integrated Social and Behavior Change and the Enabling Environment

Breakthrough RESEARCH English, French Niger, Nigeria Cost Effectiveness, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Malaria, Nutrition Fact Sheet/Brief, Peer-reviewed, Presentation Slides, Report, Webinar Integration Breakthrough RESEARCH

This portfolio of evidence supports the intersection of social and behavior change (SBC) and the enabling environment for integrated SBC.

Breakthrough RESEARCH Legacy Area: Provider Behavior Change

Breakthrough RESEARCH English, French Provider Behavior Change Case Study, Fact Sheet/Brief, Literature Review, Online Course, Peer-reviewed, Presentation Slides, Tool, Webinar Breakthrough RESEARCH

These resources help social and behavior change professionals better understand the drivers of health care provider behaviors.

Pitshou Budiongo

Behavioral Barriers and Solutions for Child Feeding During and After Illness

Breakthrough ACTION English, French Democratic Republic of the Congo Maternal and Child Health, Nutrition, Provider Behavior Change Fact Sheet/Brief, Webinar Behavioral Science Breakthrough ACTION

These brief summarizes results from research on behavioral barriers to child feeding after illness and suggests potential solutions.

USAID

Seeking Breakthroughs in SBC at the Intersection of Family Planning and Intimate Partner Violence – Expert Consultation Materials

Breakthrough ACTION English, French Bangladesh, Ghana, Kenya Sexual and Reproductive Health, Gender Fact Sheet/Brief, Interactive, Presentation Slides, Webinar, Website Audience Segmentation, Behavioral Science, Human-centered Design Breakthrough ACTION

Breakthrough ACTION hosted an expert consultation on intimate partner violence and family planning. This page hosts downloadable presentations and research.