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Transform/PHARE

Transform/PHARE is a USAID funded five-year project that introduces innovative practices from marketing, advertising, human-centered design and behavioral economics to strengthen health-related behavior change programming.

Its objectives are:

Increase demand for family planning products and services
Enhance the active support for family planning among key secondary targets
Address social norms thus creating a favorable environment for family planning

Last modified: May 5, 2020

Language: English

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