
Social and behaviour change (SBC) – a core organization programme implementation strategy – is, at its very essence, about understanding the needs of communities and individuals to develop context-specific people-centered solutions aiming to overcome existing challenges that hamper the adoption of desired behaviors so that children and women, including the most disadvantaged, survive and thrive both in emergency and development contexts.Whether to address girls dropping out of school, eliminate violence against children or child marriage, prevent stunting, promote health and sanitation behaviors, increase demand and uptake of services, or engage adolescents in social change processes, the underlying challenges that underpinned Tshepo Ya Banas' agenda in these areas will involve environmental, social and behavioural dynamics.