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The Future of Knowledge Management for Family Planning and Reproductive Health Programs

Knowledge SUCCESS hosted a series of four regional workshops in mid 2020 with FP/RH professionals from Anglophone Africa, Francophone Africa, Asia, and the United States. Using a design thinking approach, participants identified common barriers and behaviors that are limiting the flow of family planning knowledge between programs, countries, and regions — and opportunities to transform the way our FP/RH community approaches knowledge management. This report analyzes trends and findings across all four workshops by each step in the design thinking process.

behavioral economics family planning report

Family Planning Professionals’ Behavioral Journey in Knowledge Management

This report explores formative research findings and specific behavioral economics mechanisms that are relevant to the ways in which FP/RH professionals seek out and share information. The report recommends how organizations and programs can address barriers and opportunities, and explains the implications of these findings for knowledge management within the FP/RH community.

Guide des Messages de Changement Social et de Comportement

Nous simplifions la promotion d’approches de CSC dans les programmes de planification familiale. Répondez à notre bref questionnaire, puis nous vous fournirons des conseils sur la façon de mener une conversation avec succès.

SBC Message Framework

Advocating for social and behavior change approaches? Understand the factors that influence whether a stakeholder invests in or supports social and behavior change. Take our short quiz and receive guidance on how to lead a successful conversation.

Global Shared Agenda for SBC in Family Planning

Breakthrough ACTION worked with partners from 24 donor and implementing organizations to develop and validate a global shared agenda for social and behavior change (SBC) in family planning. The Shared Agenda identifies five strategic priorities for SBC in family planning across three areas where increased investment, coordination, and collaboration are most needed.

Vasectomy Message Framework: A Tool to Help Advocates Prepare for Conversations with Key Stakeholders

This framework is a resource for actors seeking to advocate with coordinating bodies, donors, and low-and middle-income country (LMIC) decision-makers to enable comprehensive method choice by expanding access to vasectomy. This resource is not meant to help health programs design messages to increase social support or generate demand for vasectomy at the user-level.

Underfunded & Underutilized: An Argument for Vasectomy Advocacy to Improve Method Choice

This document is a resource for individuals and coalitions seeking to increase advocacy for the inclusion of vasectomy in family planning and reproductive health (FP/RH) investments, programming, and national strategies.

Global Health: Science and Practice

Global Health: Science and Practice (GHSP) is a no-fee, open access, peer-reviewed online journal intended to be a resource for public health professionals who design, implement, manage, evaluate, and otherwise support health programs in low- and middle-income countries.

Compass

The Compass is a curated collection of social and behavior change (SBC) resources. The collection offers the highest quality “how-to” tools and packages of materials from SBC projects. Each item in the Compass is vetted to ensure it was developed via a strategic process and had documented success in the field.

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Family Planning

The Future of Knowledge Management for Family Planning and Reproductive Health Programs

Vasectomy Message Framework: A Tool to Help Advocates Prepare for Conversations with Key Stakeholders

Underfunded & Underutilized: An Argument for Vasectomy Advocacy to Improve Method Choice

Global Health: Science and Practice

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