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New Course Teaches Policymakers and Practitioners How to Use Behavioral Design to Improve Nutrition Outcomes
Blog, Breakthrough ACTIONThis article describes a course that offers an introduction to behavioral science and behavioral design, and how to apply these approaches to nutrition challenges.
![Four health providers in Sud Kivu, DRC, stand around a desk looking over papers](https://breakthroughactionandresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Feeding-Young-Children-1280-720-495x400.jpg)
Barriers to Feeding Young Children Well During and After Illness: Insight from the DRC
Blog, Breakthrough ACTIONThis blog post captures insights gained from Breakthrough ACTION’s work to understand the barriers caregivers face in feeding children during and after illness.
![Congolese mother breastfeeds her baby](https://breakthroughactionandresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Behavioral-Design-Nutrition-1280-720-495x400.jpg)
In Honor of World Breastfeeding Week: Interpreting Baby’s Cries
Blog, Breakthrough ACTIONThis blog post describes how insights on how the increasingly varied cries of growing infants can affect exclusive breastfeeding by their mothers.
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Social and Behavior Change for Postpartum Family Planning
Blog, Breakthrough ACTIONThis blog post highlights how social and behavior change can be used before, during, and after services to address postpartum family planning needs.