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Notes de programme n° 1 sur les outils de changement de comportement/de communication – Éducation par le divertissement

Notes de programme n° 1 sur les outils de changement de comportement/de communication – Éducation par le divertissement

This document provides an overview of Entertainment Education (EE), why and when to focus on EE for advocacy and behavior change, key elements of EE, and multiple examples.

pdf icon  Programme Brief - Entertainment Education behavior change entertainment education

Year of Publication: 2002

Organization: United Nations Population Fund
Length: 6 pages

Languages: English

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