âContraception â Itâs Lifeâ
CCP's David Alexander gave a crash course at ICFP2018 in how to conduct interviews and capture photographs like those featured on the FPVoices website.
CCP News
Study: Ethiopians Choose Large Families Before Choosing Contraception
"Many rural women in Ethiopia arenât open to modern family planning until they have more than four children," says CCP's Habtamu Tamene.
At Urging of CCP, Tanzaniaâs Largest Private Health Insurer Covering Family Planning
A CCP-led advocacy program in Tanzania used data outlining the high costs of paying for health care for pregnant women and young children to convince the nationâs leading private health insurer to begin covering the costs of modern contraception.
CCP Helps Recognize âMalaria Championsâ
Led by PAHO, an annual award highlights achievements in the fight against malaria in the Americas â and brings awareness that the work isn't done.
Beyond Bed Nets: Mosquitoes Donât Just Bite at Bedtime
âIf you really want to eliminate malaria, you have to look at whatâs causing the remaining malaria cases once you have good prevention tools in place,â says CCP's April Monroe.
Taking a Deep Dive into Why Nigeriaâs TB Rates are So High
With the ultimate aim of increasing Nigeriaâs TB case detection rate, the CCP-led research team set out to put themselves in the shoes of their end users. They interviewed more than 240 people over three weeks.ï»żï»ż
Springboard Gets a New Look
Springboard, the online community for social and behavior change professionals, has a fresh look. Improved features make it easier than ever to find new SBC resources, learn new skills and connect with others in the field.
CCP to Help Improve Access to Family Planning in the Philippines
The new five-year USAID-funded program â called ReachHealth â is designed to help communities in the Pacific nation reduce unmet needs for family planning and decrease teen pregnancy rates.
Study: Religious Leadersâ Support May Be Key to Modern Contraception Use
Women in Nigeria whose clerics extol the benefits of family planning were significantly more likely to adopt modern contraceptive methods, new research suggests, highlighting the importance of engaging religious leaders to help increase the countryâs stubbornly low uptake of family planning services.
Journal Issue Devoted to 2018 SBCC Summit
In the words of the editor, the issue âattempts to capture the excitement and dynamism of the Summit, while presenting some of the evidence and lessons learned in SBCC and E-E that were shared at the Summit.â CCP was the lead organizer of the event.