Investing in social and behavior change is cost-effective for increasing modern contraceptive use in Guinea

Authors

Breakthrough RESEARCH

Document Type

Brief

Publication Date

11-1-2019

Abstract

The Breakthrough RESEARCH Business Case modeled social and behavior change (SBC) cost-effectiveness and return on investment in Guinea, combining the evidence on the cost and effectiveness of SBC with Guinea-specific data on its current context and planned SBC expansion aligned with the National Budgeted Action Plan for Family Planning (2019–2023).

Comments

Also available in French

Recommended Citation

Breakthrough RESEARCH. 2019. “Investing in social and behavior change is cost-effective for increasing modern contraceptive use in Guinea,” factsheet. Washington, DC: Population Council.

DOI

10.31899/rh15.1043

Language

English

Project

Breakthrough RESEARCH