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Social and Behavior Change Resources

Breakthrough ACTION and Breakthrough RESEARCH support the development of new and proven social and behavior change resources and tools.

Online network to connect, learn, and share about social and behavior change and curated collection of resources.

Step-by-step guides for designing social and behavior change programs.

SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOR CHANGE MONITORING METHOD GUIDANCE

Series of technical notes with guidance on monitoring methods that may be used for social and behavior change programs.

Searchable databases of social and behavior change communication interventions and their impact on specific health outcomes related to family planning, malaria, HIV, reproductive empowerment, and urban youth.

SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOR CHANGE INDICATOR BANK FOR FAMILY PLANNING

Collection of sample indicators specifically for use in social and behavior change programs for family planning.

EFFECTIVE BEHAVIORS

TO PREVENT ZIKA

COMING SOON! Interactive online guide designed for program planners and implementers that highlights behaviors with the greatest potential to prevent the transmission of the Zika virus and, therefore, Congenital Zika Syndrome. Available in English and Spanish.

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