- Prevalence of Barriers to Change
- Capacity to Promote Behaviours Effectively
- Staff Understanding of Effective Social and Behaviour Change
- Use of Provided Knowledge and Skills
- Perceived Ease of Practice
- Perceived Self-Efficacy
- Perceived Action Efficacy
- Perceived Approval
- Perceived Social Norms
- Favourable Attitude
- Intention to Adopt a Behaviour
- Recall of the Promoted Messages
- Understanding of the Promoted Messages
- Trustworthiness of Social and Behaviour Change Messages
Social and Behaviour Change
Below are commonly used indicators for monitoring social and behaviour change (SBC) interventions. Many focus on intermediate results, such as exposure, knowledge, attitudes, norms, self-efficacy, and other factors that influence behaviour. Additional SBC-related indicators measuring behaviours and barriers to adoption are included under sector-specific guidance for health, nutrition, WASH, agriculture, environment, and other topics.