Archive for: Global Health Security

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Zambia Integrated Social and Behavior Change Implementation Toolkits

English Zambia HIV, Youth, Provider Behavior Change, Nutrition, Global Health Security, Sexual and Reproductive Health Toolkit Social and Behavior Change Communication, Monitoring and Evaluation, Community Engagement Breakthrough ACTION

Breakthrough ACTION’s work to implement an integrated social and behavior change program in Zambia resulted in five adaptable implementation packages.

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Brooke Barker, Breakthrough ACTION

One Health Risk Communication Training for Media Professionals and Public Health Communicators

English Global Health Security Implementation Guidance Risk Communication Breakthrough ACTION

This training package supports One Health partners, public health communicators, and media professionals to improved risk communication and response.

Child hunters and their hunting dogs in Ghana

Breakthrough ACTION

Understanding Multilevel Factors that Influence the Risk of Rabies in Ghana

English Ghana Global Health Security Report Risk Communication Breakthrough ACTION

This zoonotic disease study focused on risk behaviors related to rabies, symptoms in animals and humans, prevention strategies, and reporting mechanisms.

Antimicrobiens

Communication Plan to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance in Côte d’Ivoire

French Côte d’Ivoire Global Health Security Strategy Breakthrough ACTION

Ce document de plan de communication permet d’optimiser la coordination des interventions et de développer des stratégies de communication.

Blyde River Canyon, South Africa

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One Health Risk Communication Training for Chiefdom-Level One Health Structures

English Sierra Leone Global Health Security Implementation Guidance Risk Communication Breakthrough ACTION

This training manual overviews a three-day, interactive training in One Health risk communication and community engagement.

Village in Guinea-Conakry

Anthrax: The Guinean Context and Social and Cultural Determinants

French Guinea Global Health Security Fact Sheet/Brief Breakthrough ACTION

This literature review on anthrax incorporated the results of a qualitative study on zoonotic diseases carried out by Breaktrhough ACTION.

Doctor and patient in Guinea

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Lassa Fever: The Guinean Context and Social and Cultural Determinants

French Guinea Global Health Security Fact Sheet/Brief Breakthrough ACTION

This literature review incorporates the results of a qualitative study on zoonotic diseases carried out by Breakthrough ACTION.

Nigeria Integrated Health Social and Behavior Change Programming

English Nigeria Sexual and Reproductive Health, COVID-19, Gender, Tuberculosis, Service Delivery, Provider Behavior Change, Nutrition, Maternal and Child Health, Malaria, Global Health Security Training, Radio, Video/Animation Human-centered Design, Social and Behavior Change Communication, Digital Breakthrough ACTION

Breakthrough ACTION implemented an integrated health SBC strategy to promote 17 health behaviors in Nigeria.

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Nigeria Mass Media and Digital Interventions

English Nigeria Tuberculosis, Service Delivery, Provider Behavior Change, Nutrition, Maternal and Child Health, Malaria, Global Health Security, Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Health, COVID-19 Training, Radio, Video/Animation Social and Behavior Change Communication, Digital Breakthrough ACTION

Breakthrough ACTION implemented transmedia interventions co-created with the Government of Nigeria and other key stakeholders.

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