Exploring Pathways to Social and Behavior Change Impact

PRB worked with partner Avenir Health to create an interactive graphic that explores the pathways through which mass media, interpersonal communication interventions, and packages of different types of SBC interventions can increase modern contraceptive use.

Nairobi, Kenya et Washington African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) et Population Reference Bureau (PRB) ont annonc une nouvelle collaboration pour soutenir le d veloppement de politiques et programmes bas s sur les donn es et les vidences, promouvoir l galit de genre et am liorer la …

NAIROBI, Kenya and WASHINGTON, D.C. The African Population and Health Research Center APHRC) and Population Reference Bureau (PRB) have announced a new collaboration to support the development of policies and programs based on data and evidence, promote gender equality, and improve the health of wom…

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PRB partnered with Marie Stopes Zambia to create a suite of products aimed at convincing policymakers within Zambia s Ministry of Health of the need to support young people s access to contraceptives as outlined in Zambia s FP2020 Commitment. A fact sheet supports the disaggregation of family planni…

PRB partnered with Mombasa-based Stretchers Youth Organization to develop an engaging visual presentation and series of WhatsApp videos that call on Mombasa County, Kenya, health and finance officials to improve the budgets for adolescent and youth sexual and reproductive health (AYSRH). Specificall…

WASHINGTON, D.C. With more than 60% of the U.S. population still under stay-at-home orders, heightened fears and stress brought on by social distancing and isolation could negatively impact the health of some Americans. A Population Reference Bureau (PRB) review of recent research shows that stress …

Economic and social constraints caused by the coronavirus pandemic have exacerbated the challenges of complex family living arrangements for noncustodial parents.

WASHINGTON DC, USA, 23 avril 2020 Le Population Reference Bureau (PRB) et le Cadre des Religieux pour la Sant et le D veloppement (CRSD), une organisation inter-religieuse bas e au S gal, viennent de publier deux vid os appelant les communaut s religieuses du S gal et de la r gion africaine du Sahel…

Women s time spent performing unpaid care work provides the foundation for healthy market economies. However, economic measures of national income only account for paid work and do not account for time women spend performing unpaid care and household services. The Counting Women s Work (CWW) project…

WASHINGTON, D.C. Population Reference Bureau (PRB) and Cadre des Religieux pour la Sant et le D veloppement (CRSD), an interfaith organization based in Senegal, have released two videos calling on faith communities in Senegal and Africa s Sahel region to adopt new worship and health practices to ste…

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, PRB is supporting partners and others by providing information and resources to help communities stay safe. These videos, produced for our partner, Cadres des Religieux pour la Sant et le D veloppement (CRSD), encourage faith communities in the Sahel region o…