This is a module created to improve preparedness for and response of communities in countries at risk of a cholera epidemic.
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Sproxil Defender, a point-of-sale product verification solution, empowers consumers to use their own mobile phone to instantly identify genuine products in the marketplace and grow the trust they have in their favorite brands.
This is a training package for working with street children on the topics of substance use, sexual and reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, and STDs.
This is an interactive malaria messaging guide for providers to use when counseling clients about various malaria issues. It was created as part of a wider Provider Behavior Change project.
The theory of change (TOC) is often used as the development hypothesis for projects. It requires an in-depth causal analysis of issues rooted in evidence. Developing and using a TOC builds common understanding among stakeholders around the actions needed to achieve desired changes.
The Breakthrough ACTION project in Nigeria is managing a project involving sending reminder messages to people that received referrals for health services (ante-natal care, immunization, malaria testing, etc).
This powerpoint presentation contains the final report on the production and broadcast of season 3 of a captivating and popular Ghanaian youth-oriented TV serial on adolescent reproductive health which included messages from the "GoodLife, Live it Well" campaign.
Breakthrough RESEARCH, through work led by Avenir Health, is gathering, analyzing, and sharing evidence on the costs and impact of social and behavior change (SBC) interventions to make the case that investing in SBC is crucial for improving health and advancing development.
Breakthrough RESEARCH, through analysis led by Avenir Health, has developed two briefs exploring the factors related to adolescent childbearing and youth contraceptive use in USAID priority countries to show how social behavior change (SBC) investments can be tailored to focus on the unique circumstances of different young people.
The SPRING project is dedicated to strengthening global and country efforts to scale up high-impact nutrition practices and policies.
