Social and Behaviour Change Communication

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Location

Gulu in Uganda

Beneficiaries

200+

Duration

24 months (2024-2025)

Status

Ongoing

About This Research

This research explores effective communication strategies to promote positive dietary and feeding behaviors in communities.

Research Overview

This pioneering study investigates the most effective communication strategies for promoting nutrition-related behavior change in diverse African communities.

Research Approach

Community-based participatory research
Testing of multiple communication channels
Evaluation of behavior change outcomes
Development of evidence-based communication guidelines

Preliminary Insights

Peer-to-peer communication is highly effective
Traditional media complements digital approaches
Community champions drive sustainable behavior change
Tailored messages are more effective than one-size-fits-all

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Publications

Preliminary Findings Report (PDF) Executive Summary (PDF) Policy Brief (PDF)

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