Communication Channels

Explore channels used to deliver SBC interventions.

In-person community gatherings, town halls, and group meetings.

Web and mobile applications, e-learning platforms, and digital tools for behavior change.

Communication within health facilities through counseling, waiting room education, and provider interaction.

Mobile phone communication including SMS, voice messages, and mobile apps.

Government regulations, legislation, international conventions, and policy frameworks.

Printed communication materials for distribution and display.

Radio broadcasting including community radio, national stations, and radio dramas.

Faith-based communication through religious leaders, services, and community networks.

School-based communication through curriculum, extracurricular activities, and school health programs.

Social media platforms for community engagement, information sharing, and peer support.

Television programming including drama series, talk shows, and public service announcements.

Communication through traditional authorities, chiefs, and community opinion leaders.

Factories, offices, farms, construction sites, and other places of employment.