BEHAVIOUR CHANGE

The ultimate goal of the website is to help relief and development practitoners increase the positive impacts of their interventions... The website promotes the use of two field-tested tools, the Designing for Behaviour Change (DBC) framework and Barrier Analysis (BA) study... This website was developed by a group of SBC practitioners with the technical and financial support of People in Need (PIN). It provides humanitarian and development practitioners working in low-income settings with the know-how required for enabling people to practice positive behaviours, such as washing hands with soap, breastfeeding exclusively or sending girls to school.