El Salvador

Zika implementing partners participate in a share fair to discuss community engagement in the USAID Zika response

This blog post introduces a suite of tools to help social and behavior change practitioners identify priority behaviors when responding to epidemics like Zika.

Breakthrough ACTION staff engage with local researchers in the Dominican Republic during a participatory data analysis workshop

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Richer and Faster Data Analysis to Inform SBC Zika Program Design in an Outbreak

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Breakthrough ACTION used a participatory data analysis process in the Dominican Republic and El Salvador to gather insights on Zika prevention behaviors.

People at an outdoor market in El Salvador

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Preventing Zika in Latin America and the Caribbean

Breakthrough RESEARCH Spanish, English Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Latin America & the Caribbean, Guatemala, Honduras Global Health Security Fact Sheet/Brief, Peer-reviewed, Report Breakthrough RESEARCH

These briefs and articles contain findings and lessons learned gleaned from studies on the behavioral aspects of Zika virus prevention.

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