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Behavioral Design to Inform Social and Behavior Change for Nutrition Online Course
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New Course Teaches Policymakers and Practitioners How to Use Behavioral Design to Improve Nutrition Outcomes
blog, Breakthrough ACTIONHealth and nutrition policymakers and practitioners face situations in which people’s behavior seems puzzling or even counter to their own health, well-being, and goals. For example, situations where families don’t take full advantage of…


Using Human-Centered Design to Create a Gender-Equitable Environment for Very Young Adolescents
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Barriers to Feeding Young Children Well During and After Illness: Insight from the DRC
blog, Breakthrough ACTIONWritten by: Madeline Kau, Emily Zimmerman (ideas42), and Augustin Ngandu (SBC Advisor, Breakthrough ACTION DRC)
For young children experiencing an illness, adequate nutrition is critical for recovery. However, children often do not receive…


