This is a series of demand generation 60-second radio spots for modern FP methods adapted to state-specific contexts and community structures/events. The radio spots are part of a FP campaign in Nigeria.
Sub-Saharan Africa
These posters, produced as part of the family planning organization NURHI in Nigeria, serve a dual purpose. They serve as job aids for service providers and as reminder materials for clients.
These brochures serve as a way of reinforcing information about family planning. They are distributed in Nigerian communities to remind community members of the benefits of birth spacing at all levels of society from the individual to the family and community level.
This referral card from Nigeria serves as a call to action item for clients who intend to visit a health facility for FP counseling. It was printed in English and distributed in Ebonyi, Sokoto, and Bauchi communities.
This is a guide for Nigerian service providers to help them in counselling FP clients on different methods of FP and Childbirth Spacing (CBS) for the adoption of a modern contraceptive method. It was didstributed in Ebonyi, Sokoto, and Bauchi states.
A guide to aid Community Mobilizers (CMs) in facilitating discussions around FP and Childbirth Spacing (CBS) for the adoption of a modern contraceptive method. There is a specific flip chart for Community Dialogue and Compound meeting
10ft by 6ft banner on LLIN use and care displayed at LLIN distribution points for health educators to enlighten beneficiaries on how to properly use and care for their LLINs
Format: Print
Length/Duration: One-page Banner
Languages: English
Demand generation spots for LLIN replacement campaigns. These spots are specific for pre-, during & post-campaigns awareness and adherence to net use. The state-specific spots are used to announce details of the campaign and solicit the support of the general public for the campaign activities.
This 13-episode Nigerian reality radio program incorporates different interactive elements, such as interviews, discussions, vox pop, testimonials and expert opinions to engage audiences on malaria-related topics. The English version is titled Play Your Part while the Hausa version is titled Taka Naka Rawan.
