Strengthening Malaria SBCC through Research, Monitoring and Evaluation

This August 29, 2017 webinar held by the Health Communication Capacity Collaborative (HC3) highlighted three new tools for malaria social and behavior change communication (SBCC) research, monitoring and evaluation (RM&E). These tools included:

• Malaria SBCC Evidence Package: a searchable database, fact sheets and infographics featuring articles demonstrating the positive role of SBCC on malaria outcomes
• M&E I-Kit for Malaria Case Management SBCC (coming soon): a guidance document for monitoring and evaluating malaria case management SBCC interventions
• Malaria Behavioral Assessment Toolkit (coming soon): a research tool that is being developed to qualitatively and quantitatively capture malaria SBCC-related behaviors and influencing facts

Presenters included:

Mike Toso, Malaria Program Officer, HC3 [Presentation]

Cori Fordham, Malaria Program Officer, HC3 [Presentation]

Carol Underwood, PhD, Senior Research and Evaluation Officer, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs [Presentation]