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A feverish child is treated by the community relay

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Malaria Social and Behavior Change During COVID-19 Case Studies

Blog, Breakthrough ACTION

These case studies show how Breakthrough ACTION and other creative programs re-strategized to overcome COVID-19 limitations on malaria prevention and treatment.

KAP COVID Dashboard: Country profiles with demographic disaggregations

KAP COVID Dashboard: Trust

This page has a set of reports from a 2020 global survey on knowledge, attitudes, and practices around COVID-19. These reports focus on the element of trust.

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A feverish child is treated by the community relay

USAID/StopPalu+/Flickr

Malaria Social and Behavior Change During COVID-19 Case Studies

Blog, Breakthrough ACTION

These case studies show how Breakthrough ACTION and other creative programs re-strategized to overcome COVID-19 limitations on malaria prevention and treatment.

KAP COVID Dashboard: Country profiles with demographic disaggregations

KAP COVID Dashboard: Trust

This page has a set of reports from a 2020 global survey on knowledge, attitudes, and practices around COVID-19. These reports focus on the element of trust.

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