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Data 2020: An Adaptation Crash Course
Ameya SanyalSarah BrittinghamLola FlomenNandita ThatteKristen Little, PhD March 25, 2021

IBP partners are using StoryMaps to visualize and share family planning program adaptations driven by COVID-19.

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Can Social Listening and Social Media Monitoring Benefit Your SBC Activities?
Rachel YavinskyMartha SilvaLeanne Dougherty January 4, 2021

Social media has increasingly become one of the most popular places for individuals to express their views and engage in conversations about what they see, hear, and believe. There are currently 3.4 billion social media ...

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touch_app The Must Have Family Planning Resources this Holiday Season
Interactive Introducing a Must-Have Family Planning Resource Guide to end 2020
Natalie Apcar December 15, 2020

Consider this Family Planning Resource Guide your holiday gift guide for voluntary family planning tools and resources.

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Mazadou Abdou, Niger, November 2012: Haouaou Abdou, 52 years old, is the mother of 6 children. Her youngest son Issiakou, is 8 months old. Photo: UNICEF/Benedicte Kurzen. Published under Creative Commons (Attribution, Non-commercial, No Derivative Works) License
Is Better Measurement the Key to Increased Investment in Social and Behavior Change for Voluntary Family Planning in Francophone West Africa?
Liselle YorkeLeanne Dougherty December 9, 2020

Social and behavior change (SBC) approaches can increase the use of modern contraceptives by addressing the attitudes and social norms that influence demand. However, they often do not receive attention, partly because many practitioners are ...

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PHARE explored how programs can use existing and emerging technologies to reach young people with FP/RH information. Photo: PSI.
Program Briefs: Changing Attitudes to Shift Contraceptive Demand
Beth Brogaard November 12, 2020

When it comes to family planning and reproductive health (FP/RH) programming, encouraging behavior change starts by understanding what shapes consumer decisions. Because when we truly understand the core attitudes that influence – and at times, ...

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