Current Challenges in Funding SBCC Programs
Funding constraints remain one of the most significant challenges facing the SBC field. This session examines the evolving resource landscape and explores approaches to strengthening and sustaining SBC programs through new partnerships, domestic resource mobilization, cross-sector collaboration, digital fundraising, and other innovative funding models. Participants will also consider the broader capacities and relationships needed to build resilience and support long-term impact.
Speakers:
Nontokozo Madonsela, Award-winning Marketing Executive, South Africa
Norma Jean Straw, Deputy Director, Gates Foundation,
Martha Mérida, Executive Director, ProSalud, Bolivia
Moderator: Olufunke Olufon, Founder and Principal Consultant, Iwà Consulting
Current Challenges in Funding SBCC Programs
Funding constraints remain one of the most significant challenges facing the SBC field. This session examines the evolving resource landscape and explores approaches to strengthening and sustaining SBC programs through new partnerships, domestic resource mobilization, cross-sector collaboration, digital fundraising, and other innovative funding models. Participants will also consider the broader capacities and relationships needed to build resilience and support long-term impact.
Speakers:
Nontokozo Madonsela, Award-winning Marketing Executive, South Africa
Norma Jean Straw, Deputy Director, Gates Foundation,
Martha Mérida, Executive Director, ProSalud, Bolivia
Moderator: Olufunke Olufon, Founder and Principal Consultant, Iwà Consulting
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