CCP researchers find that changing the relationship between community health workers and caregivers benefits everyone and improves outcomes.
CCP aims to co-create solutions to increase knowledge about salpingectomy, the removal of the fallopian tubes, which could reduce the risk of developing a deadly cancer.
CCP’s Executive Director Debora B. Freitas López gives a keynote speech at the Africa Society for Social & Behavior Change virtual summit.
In the Philippines, CCP is working to understand why some women stop using contraception — and how to get them back on track.
“Behind these numbers are human lives,” says CCP’s Tina Suliman. “There are people we love, community members in these numbers.”
The goal is to create ways to encourage pregnant women to take their pills in order to determine which regimen offers best outcomes for babies.
The Fighting Malaria with Social and Behavior Change project is designed strengthen the skills of Mozambicans to promote healthy behaviors.
What is design thinking and how can it be used in development and communication work? CCP’s recently named Design Innovation Lead shares what she sees as the future of design thinking.
For World Tuberculosis Day, CCP’s Kanika Campbell talks with two leaders of a CCP-led campaign designed to help identify and treat more TB cases in Nigeria, which has the highest prevalence of the disease in Africa.
“My Family Planning Guide” is a distance learning education mobile app designed by CCP in Nigeria to keep family planning service providers up-to-date on the newest types of modern contraception and strengthen interpersonal communication with clients.
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