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Nigeria Community Capacity Strengthening Resources and Tools

Breakthrough ACTION trained 659 Ward Development Committees in Nigeria to plan, fund, and implement Community Health Action Resource Plans.

Nigeria Malaria Social and Behavior Change Tools and Resources

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

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

Albishirin Ku! radio drama recording in Nigeria

Albishirin Ku! Radio Show

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

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