Archive for: Cost Effectiveness

Exploring Pathways to Social and Behavior Change Impact

This graphic can be used to advocate for increased investments in SBC and to start conversations about the need to prioritize SBC investments.

An OB-GYN counsels a young married couple on contraceptive choices

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Creating an Evidence-based Rationale for Investment in Social and Behavior Change Through Costing and Economic Evaluation

Breakthrough RESEARCH English Cost Effectiveness Monitoring and Evaluation Breakthrough RESEARCH

The page contains a body of evidence on the cost-effectiveness of social and behavior change activities for family planning outcomes.

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