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Breakthrough-ACTION uses state-of-the-art, evidence-based tools to encourage people in developing countries to adopt healthy behaviors.

Breakthrough ACTION

Tackling intractable challenges around the world through social and behavior change

Knowledge SUCCESS

Making knowledge management easy, attractive, salient and timely

B’more for Healthy Babies

Reducing infant mortality and promotes well-being in Baltimore

Tanzania Vector Control Activity

Distributing insecticide-treated mosquito nets throughout Tanzania and Zanzibar

Social and Behavior Change Activity

An innovative integrated social and behavior change project in Uganda

Nigerian Urban Reproductive Health Initiative

Using communication to increase demand for family planning

Family Planning Voices

Telling stories from around the world

Communication for Health

Encouraging healthy behaviors and transforming the public health system in Ethiopia

Communication for Improved Health Outcomes

Inspiring healthy behaviors and promoting health in Mozambique

Ujjiban

Using social and behavior change communication to improve health in Bangladesh

CCP is playing a major role in the revitalization of family planning in Indonesia under a Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation-funded project called MyChoice.

MyChoice

Revitalizing family planning efforts in Indonesia

One Community

Preventing, testing for and treating HIV in Malawi

Post-Pregnancy Family Planning

Increasing modern contraception use among women in Nigeria’s largest city

Advance Family Planning

Advocating for access and funding in Indonesia and Tanzania

The MOMENTUM project promotes safe surgery for women

MOMENTUM Safe Surgery in Family Planning and Obstetrics

Promoting equitable access to safe surgery for women

Integrated Service Delivery and Health Behaviors (Neema)

Improving health for women and children in Senegal

Advancing Evidence for Global Implementation of Spatial Repellents

Enabling policymakers to better understand spatial repellents

AcQual III

Improving family planning services and accessibility in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Accessible Continuum of Care and Essential Services Sustained

Increasing access to quality health services in Madagascar

READY

Expanding global capacity to respond to major disease outbreaks

ReachHealth

Increasing access to family planning in the Philippines

Demographic and Health Surveys Program

Advancing global understanding of health and population trends in developing countries

The Challenge Initiative

Scaling up successful family planning programs in Nigeria

Bernard van Leer Foundation

Communicating the vital importance of a child’s first three years to parents

Keneya Jemu Kan

A comprehensive program to tackle some of Mali’s most pressing health concerns

Health Communication Capacity Collaborative

Helping countries around the world create their own behavior change

Knowledge for Health

Gathering and sharing the world’s most accurate and current health resources

VectorWorks

Working to prevent malaria in Africa and Asia

Private Sector Malaria Program, creating a commercial market for insecticide-treated bed nets

Private Sector Malaria Prevention

Creating a commercial market for insecticide-treated bed nets in Ghana

Health Communication Component

Working to improve maternal and child health in Pakistan

American Cancer Society

Bringing current, culturally relevant cancer information to patients and their caregivers in Africa, India

Rapid Strategic Habit Optimization Tool

Identifying specific drivers of behavior change to combat Zika in Honduras

Measurement, Learning & Evaluation

Evaluating urban reproductive health programs

Interpersonal Communication for Immunization Package

Arming frontline health workers across the world with tools to ensure high vaccination rates

The goal of the DOVE project is to ensure that populations at risk of cholera receive oral cholera vaccine.

DOVE – Stop Cholera

Working to halt the spread of cholera through the appropriate use of oral cholera vaccine

Applying Science to Strengthen and Improve Systems

Improving the quality and outcomes of health care through science

Trust Trachoma

Working in Uganda to prevent one of the world’s neglected tropical diseases

Bilharzia Prevention Campaign

Working to prevent a neglected tropical disease that affects 20 percent of people in Uganda

ROSHNI (Rights for Sanitation, Health and Nutrition Initiative) Project

Working to improve water, sanitation, nutrition and early child development in India

Project Ujjwal

Reducing maternal deaths in India

Suaahara Nepal

Improving nutrition of Nepali women and their young children

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