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Behavior Change Perspectives and Communication Guidelines on Six Child Survival Interventions

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This document was designed for those who want to incorporate behaviour change and communication strategies in their child survival programmes, as well as those who already plan and carry out such activities. The document examines critical behavioural determinants for major audiences in different children's health areas. It discusses what has already been learned about "what works," innovations that have been tried at smaller scales, and perspectives about gaps and promising areas for new communication strategies.

Chapters are included on six major interventions - newborn health, childhood immunisations, control of diarrhoeal disease, malaria, acute respiratory infections, and nutrition. Each chapter is followed by a short summary of audiences and actions, key issues, and how behaviour change approaches can contribute.

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Press release issued by Kim Martin, March 10 2006 and AED website, March 26 2006.

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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Tue, 10/10/2006 - 02:14 Permalink

This page is wonderful. Especially with the links to the child survival materials. I would wish to access some IEC materials like the messages and posters on MNC and PMTCT. Thanks. Julius Richard Onyango. AMREF-Kenya, Busia Child Survival Project.