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Home > Resources > Gender Integration in Social and Behavior Change: What Does it Take?

Gender Integration in Social and Behavior Change: What Does it Take?

Posted on January 6, 2021

Social and behavior change (SBC) programs and interventions across health and non-health sectors seek to shift behaviors of individuals, as well as the norms that underpin them. This brief pulls from a recent review of SBC-focused literature and highlights promising practices on how to integrate gender considerations in health and non-health SBC interventions.

Social and behavior change (SBC) programs and interventions across health and non-health sectors seek to shift behaviors of individuals, as well as the norms that underpin them. This brief pulls from a recent review of SBC-focused literature and highlights promising practices on how to integrate gender considerations in health and non-health SBC interventions.Read More

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