Social and Behavior Change for Insecticide-Treated Nets
Date of Publication
2019This document, from VectorWorks, provides implementers with the latest technical insights on how to do social and behavior change for nets.
It covers strategy design for all types of net behaviors, such as:
- Net acquisition (purchasing and participation in net distribution programs)
- Net use (seasonality, preferences, outdoor), net care; misuse, disposal and repurposing
It also addresses situational considerations, such as low-transmission settings, pyrethroid resistance and next-generation nets, and nets in combination with indoor residual spraying
Based on 10+ years of research, the guide gives SBC program planners evidence-based tools that may help SBC programs reinvigorate their approach and optimize net use, longevity and access.
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Last Updated
April 24, 2019
