Archive for: Maternal and Child Health

A group of women, including expectant mothers, meet outside in Nepal

This brief examines nine behavioral attributes and describes four attributes that apply broadly to enhancing social and behavior programming.

Provider and mother smile at newborn baby

Katyesi Media

Applying Behavioral Economics to Improve Women’s Experience with Maternal Care in Zambia

Breakthrough RESEARCH French, English Zambia Maternal and Child Health Webinar, Presentation Slides, Peer-reviewed, Fact Sheet/Brief Behavioral Science Breakthrough RESEARCH

This page has resources about behavioral economics-informed solutions to improve labor and delivery care experience for women in Zambia.

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