As you are all aware, COVID-19 is continuing to spread in new places across the globe. Given the latest WHO guidance, the unpredictable nature of the virus and the growing number of travel restrictions in place, the Secretariat has made the extremely difficult decision to postpone the 2020 International Social and Behavior Change Communication Summit until October 19 to 23.
The Social and Behavior Change Communication community can unleash transformational change around some of the world's most pressing challenges, including poverty, gender equality, protecting the planet and ensuring that all people enjoy
health, peace and prosperity.
At the 2020 International SBCC Summit, we will harness this power as people from across the globe come together to examine the most recent evidence and innovations, build on our diverse methodologies, debate our way forward and highlight successes and challenges.
This Summit promises to be the biggest one yet as we dig even deeper, cover more topics and chart a path forward together.
Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs | Global
UNICEF | Global
American University of Beirut Center for Public Health Practice | Lebanon
Soul City Institute for Social Justice | South Africa
Digital Green | India
Social Change Factory | Senegal
Puntos de Encuentro | Nicaragua
Real Travel Services | Middle East and North Africa
Palais des Congres
Boulevard Mohamed VI
Marrakech 40000
Morocco
General Admission Rate All attendees not eligible for the LMIC, student or young professional rate | US$725 |
LMIC Practitioner Rate For attendees whose passport is issued from a country in the World Bank's list of low- and middle- income countries | US$575 |
Young Professional Rate All attendees under 30 years of age are eligible, regardless of geography | US$575 |
| Student Rate Attendees currently enrolled in an accredited college or university | US$575 |
 April 1, 2020 |  March 12, 2020 |  March 3, 2020 |
Please note that English is the primary language of the Summit. However, there will be Arabic, French and Spanish interpretation available during all plenary and some breakout sessions.
Although the Summit website is mainly in English, important documents and information will be translated into Arabic, French and Spanish.