Project Example

Confiance Totale PSAs

In 2020, Breakthrough ACTION created the Confiance Totale brand and logo to generate trust in and demand for FP methods and services among women of reproductive age in ILN catchment areas.

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, WABA developed several Confiance Totale materials in collaboration with service delivery partner Amplify-FP and Ministries of Health. The campaign materials include IUD, injectable, oral contraceptive pill, implant, Standard Days, emergency contraception, and all-methods leaflets and two radio public service announcements (PSAs) in French and local languages that promote having confidence in the safety and efficacy of FP and in health centers and healthcare providers.

Anticipating limited FP service and method access during COVID-19 shelter-in-place orders, and subsequent potential complications tied to unplanned pregnancies and overcrowded and under-stocked health facilities, the WABA team pivoted its Confiance Totale mass media activities at the end of Q2 by drafting scripts for new radio spots. The new PSAs feature adapted calls to action, including:

  • Using this time at home together to discuss birth spacing with your partner
  • Continuing to use FP successfully without going to the health center by using call-in numbers
  • Ensuring you have FP method supplies while sheltering in place and/or during government restrictions on movement to avoid an unwanted pregnancy
  • Using exclusive breastfeeding to avoid unwanted pregnancy (for new moms)
  • Discussing postpartum family planning before going into labor
  • Using a mask and other COVID-19 risk reduction behaviors when going to the health center or pharmacy for FP methods
SpotLanguage/CountrySpotLanguage/Country
2French / Burkina Faso3French / Burkina Faso
French / Côte d’IvoireFrench / Côte d’Ivoire
French / NigerFrench / Niger
French / TogoFrench / Togo
BaouleBaoule
Dioula / Burkina FasoDioula / Burkina Faso
Dioula / Côte d’IvoireDioula / Côte d’Ivoire
EweEwe
HaoussaHaoussa
KabyeKabye
MoreMore
ZermaZerma
4French / Burkina Faso5French / Burkina Faso
French / Côte d’IvoireFrench / Côte d’Ivoire
French / NigerFrench / Niger
French / TogoFrench / Togo
BaouleBaoule
Dioula / Burkina FasoDioula / Burkina Faso
Dioula / Côte d’IvoireDioula / Côte d’Ivoire
EweEwe
HaoussaHaoussa
KabyeKabye
MoreMore
ZermaZerma
6French / Burkina Faso7French / Burkina Faso
French / Côte d’IvoireFrench / Côte d’Ivoire
French / NigerFrench / Niger
French / TogoFrench / Togo
BaouleBaoule
Dioula / Burkina FasoDioula / Burkina Faso
Dioula / Côte d’IvoireDioula / Côte d’Ivoire
EweEwe
HaoussaHaoussa
KabyeKabye
MoreMore
ZermaZerma
8French / Burkina Faso9French / Burkina Faso
French / Côte d’IvoireFrench / Côte d’Ivoire
French / NigerFrench / Niger
French / TogoFrench / Togo
BaouleBaoule
Dioula / Burkina FasoDioula / Burkina Faso
Dioula / Côte d’IvoireDioula / Côte d’Ivoire
EweEwe
HaoussaHaoussa
KabyeKabye
MoreMore
ZermaZerma
10French / Burkina Faso
French / Côte d’Ivoire
French / Niger
French / Togo
Baoule
Dioula / Burkina Faso
Dioula / Côte d’Ivoire
Ewe
Haoussa
Kabye
More
Zerma

These scripts were also produced, pretested, and finalized in nine languages (French, Ivoirien and Burkinabe Dioula, More, Ewe, Kabye, Baoule, Hausa, and Zerma)

Source: Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs

Date of Publication: November 28, 2020