Director of Programs and Integration, Breakthrough ACTION
Claudia Vondrasek, MPH, is currently Director of Programs and Integration at Breakthrough ACTION, and Team Leader for West Africa Breakthrough ACTION. She has over 25 years of experience working in social and behavior change programs in Francophone Africa.
Breakthrough ACTION crée, teste et applique à grande échelle de nouvelles approches hybrides du CSC en se fondant sur ses recherches novatrices, mais aussi sur son évaluation de programmes et de stratégies de CSC rentables éprouvés. Ensemble, ces projets jumeaux financés par l’USAID tirent parti des pratiques et des données relatives au CSC pour encourager les comportements sanitaires prioritaires et obtenir de meilleurs résultats de santé et de développement.
Breakthrough ACTION develops, tests, and scales up new and hybrid approaches to SBC, informed by Breakthrough RESEARCH’s cutting-edge research and evaluation of proven, cost-effective SBC strategies and programs. Together, these USAID-funded sister projects are harnessing SBC evidence and practice to increase priority health behaviors for improved health and development outcomes.
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