Скачать или смотреть Rethinking Social and Behavioral Change (SBC): Concluding Remarks and Next Steps

Barbara Davis delivers concluding remarks from a session focused on rethinking the Social and Behavioral Change (SBC) approach for more sustainable outcomes. She summarizes key takeaways, including the need to question existing systems, the challenge of working with funding agencies' terms and conditions, the importance of owning one's own agenda, and the centrality of human beings in this work. The video also outlines next steps for attendees, such as forming executive committees for country chapters, sharing session details, and finalizing activities.

Key Outcomes:

Rethinking SBC: The session aimed to encourage a more sustainable approach to social and behavioral change, moving beyond traditional methods.

Key Takeaways from the symposium:

There are "many roads to salvation," meaning one must rethink existing systems and question if they are effective.

A different approach is needed to avoid being constrained by the terms and conditions of funding agencies.

It is crucial for practitioners to own their own agenda and adopt a more holistic, portfolio-based approach to problem-solving.

The human being is at the core of all this work.

Next Steps:

Attendees are encouraged to form and set up executive committees for country chapters.

Details and activities from the "SBC Finance Rethinking" session are to be finalized and shared.

A call to action for attendees to join their country chapters and contribute their talents and experience.