SBC Palika Package is a capcity strengthening support material for developing, advocating, implementing, monitoring and evaluating Social Behavior Change (SBC) capacity for local-level health personnel and elected bodies.
Training and Education
This article provides basic information about how to conduct a focus group.
The steps described are:
- Preparing for a Focus Group
- Conducting a Focus Group
- Note Taking Hints for Observers
- Analysis
- The Take Away
This is reference material to be used during Social Behavior Change for Health training for health personnel.
This is the guide to be used by facilitators during Social Behavior Change for SBC training of health personnel.
This material is a guide to those who would like to learn how to manage their facebook page. This was developed as part of the program of guidance in social/digital media management for health personnel. It is part of a larger program to enhance the capacity of service providers and other health personnel.
This material was developed as part of a capacity development program for service providers. The guide aims to teach health personnel how to perform data analysis for planning Social and Behavior Change (SBC) programs and activities.
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.
In this Breakthrough ACTION Springboard webinar from September 25, 2019, Lenette Golding, Gail Snetro and Heather Gardner of Save the Children review how to capture and use data with communities.
This guide helps teachers and service providers how to explain the content of the Go Girls! Visual Brief.
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