Malnutrition and poor diets constitute the number-one driver of the global burden of disease. The adoption or performance of desired behaviors depends on the knowledge, beliers, self-efficacy, access to food and health care, and social support from family and the community. A well-informed and context appropriate behavior change communication (BCC) strategy not only improves the knowledge, attitudes, and skills of the target communities but also creates...
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2019/01/01
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Working Paper
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149078
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2020/06/03
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Bhutan - Behavior Change Communication Strategy (2019-2022) for FSAPP to Improve Food and Nutrition in the Communities
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Bhutan - Behavior Change Communication Strategy (2019-2022) for FSAPP to Improve Food and Nutrition in the Communities (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/746821591161472311