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J Series
Series J, Number 56
Family Planning Programs

Communication for Better Health

How managers of family planning programs can build effective behavior change communication programs

CONTENTS

Home (Key Points)

Communication Motivates Behavior Change
Figure 1. Family Planning Communication Evolves

Spotlight: Ethiopian Radio Serial Follows Process to Success

Box: Theories Inform Behavior Change Communication

Communication—A Process, Not a Product
Figure 2. Defining SMART Objectives
Figure 3. Elements of a BCC Conceptual Framework
Table 1. Many Choices for Behavior Change Communication Programs

Box: Egyptian Project Combines Channels to Reach Families

Planning for the Future

Box: Participatory Approaches Empower Communities

Bibliography

Credits

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• Model for a Creative Brief
• INFO Reports: “Tools for Behavior Change Communication”

Quick Look
• What BCC Programs Can Achieve
• Characteristics of Effective BCC Programs
• Planning Documents That Help Guide Implementation

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