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Nigeria Community Capacity Strengthening Resources and Tools

Breakthrough ACTION trained 659 Ward Development Committees in Nigeria to plan, fund, and implement Community Health Action Resource Plans.

Nigeria Malaria Social and Behavior Change Tools and Resources

English Nigeria Malaria, Maternal and Child Health, Youth Fact Sheet/Brief, Tool, Video/Animation Behavioral Science, Community Engagement, Social and Behavior Change Communication Breakthrough ACTION

Breakthrough ACTION and the Nigeria National Malaria Elimination Programme worked to motivate people and providers to prevent, test, and treat malaria.

A health care worker provides treatment to a community member who tested positive for malaria

Nigeria Provider Behavior Change Tools and Resources

English Nigeria Sexual and Reproductive Health, Malaria, Maternal and Child Health, Provider Behavior Change Fact Sheet/Brief, Implementation Guidance, Success Story, Tool, Video/Animation Social and Behavior Change Communication Breakthrough ACTION

These resources can be used by service delivery and SBC practitioners to integrate a social and behavioral lens to work with health care professionals.

Albishirin Ku! radio drama recording in Nigeria

Albishirin Ku! Radio Show

English Nigeria Sexual and Reproductive Health, Gender, Malaria, Maternal and Child Health, Mental Health, Nutrition Fact Sheet/Brief, Video/Animation Audience Segmentation, Community Engagement, Human-centered Design, Monitoring and Evaluation, Social and Behavior Change Communication, Social and Structural Breakthrough ACTION

The Albishirin Ku! radio show promoted maternal, newborn, and child health behaviors in Nigeria. It was designed using systematic SBC approaches.

Nigerian men gather to look at integrated SBC referral cards

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Nigeria Community Engagement Resources and Tools

English Nigeria COVID-19, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Gender, Malaria, Maternal and Child Health, Nutrition Implementation Guidance, Tool Community Engagement, Social and Behavior Change Communication Breakthrough ACTION

This package of community engagement resources focuses on lifestages and multiplier and gateway behaviors.

Nigeria Women’s Empowerment Groups

English Nigeria Sexual and Reproductive Health, Gender, Maternal and Child Health, Nutrition Tool Community Engagement, Social and Behavior Change Communication Breakthrough ACTION

Women’s Empowerment Groups in Nigeria provide safe spaces for women and strengthen their capacity and agency to practice health behaviors.

Three women preparing to bake cakes with a solar oven in Kenya

Jonathan Torgovnik/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment

Audience Segmentation for Nutrition Online Course

Breakthrough ACTION English, French Mozambique Maternal and Child Health, Nutrition Online Course Audience Segmentation Breakthrough ACTION

This course teaches how to encourage positive nutrition behavior change by employing segmentation based on needs, attitudes, and behaviors of intended audiences.

Approaching Provider Behavior Change Monitoring and Evaluation with a Social-Ecological Lens: New Frontiers Brief

Breakthrough ACTION English, French Sexual and Reproductive Health, Maternal and Child Health, Provider Behavior Change, Service Delivery Fact Sheet/Brief Monitoring and Evaluation, Social and Behavior Change Communication, Social and Structural, Integration Breakthrough ACTION

This brief builds on a suite of PBC tools, which support the application of a social-ecological lens to design and implement PBC interventions.

Several Ethiopian women participate in a group conversation on family planning

Maheder Haileselassie Tadese/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment

Mothers Time Tool for Community Health Workers

Breakthrough ACTION English Ethiopia Sexual and Reproductive Health, Maternal and Child Health, Mental Health, Provider Behavior Change, Service Delivery Fact Sheet/Brief, Tool Social and Structural Breakthrough ACTION

This tool helps community health workers better counsel postpartum women in low-resources settings, thus supporting their reproductive health intentions.