A CCP-led worksop last month set partners in the WISH2 project on a path to use social and behavior change approaches to improve outcomes.
To promote capacity strengthening, CCP offers workshops that provide practitioners the chance to gain deep understanding of the approaches vital to applying communication to impact global health and development goals.
The CCP-led Breakthrough ACTION-Nigeria project helped local Nigerian communities make key health decisions — and find ways to fund them.
“He had a magical quality that made every person who met him remember him and something good he sparked in them,” says one colleague.
With an assist from CCP, one town now has a water pump and a plan to maintain its new source of clean water for drinking, cooking and washing.
CCP has created the SPARK program, an internship and fellowship program in Tanzania, to bring new faces into social and behavior change.
From June 6 to 17, professionals working in social and behavior change will have the opportunity to learn from the same distinguished faculty and staff who lead the in-person workshop but from the location of their choosing.
CCP, in collaboration with the U.S. Embassy in Ethiopia, is leading week-long media trainings throughout the country designed to empower and educate journalists in advance of national elections in mid-2021.
Since May, CCP has conducted four two-week leadership workshops in French-speaking countries (Senegal, Cote d’Ivoire, Madagascar and Niger), training 155 participants thus far. Another session is scheduled for Cameroon in December.
A successful partnership aimed at using knowledge management to unite the response to HIV in the Caribbean will continue even after CCP’s K4Health project ends in September.
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