Exploring the published literature, case studies, and evidence supporting Barrier Analysis
Peer-reviewed articles and publications documenting the effectiveness of Barrier Analysis
This study applied Barrier Analysis to understand key determinants of optimal infant and young child feeding practices in Indonesia. Findings were used to design targeted interventions that led to significant improvements in exclusive breastfeeding rates and complementary feeding practices.
View Publication →This study used Barrier Analysis to identify key determinants of mosquito net use in rural Mozambique. The research revealed that self-efficacy, social norms, and perceived risk were the most significant determinants. Interventions developed based on these findings led to a 47% increase in consistent mosquito net use.
View Publication →This study applied Barrier Analysis to identify factors influencing the adoption of conservation agriculture practices among smallholder farmers in Burkina Faso. The research found that perceived self-efficacy, access to inputs, and perceived positive consequences were key determinants. Targeted interventions led to a 38% increase in adoption rates over the project period.
View Publication →This study used Barrier Analysis alongside other methodologies to explore determinants of handwashing with soap in Kenya. The research identified availability of water, soap affordability, and perceived social norms as key determinants. Findings informed the development of context-specific behavior change communication strategies.
View Publication →This study describes the application of Barrier Analysis to design nutrition-sensitive agriculture interventions in Guatemala. The research identified key determinants affecting the adoption of home gardening, poultry raising, and consumption of nutrient-rich foods. Interventions based on these findings led to significant improvements in dietary diversity and child nutritional status.
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Barrier Analysis was used to identify key determinants affecting maternal dietary practices during pregnancy in rural Ethiopia. The findings led to community-based interventions that increased consumption of iron-rich foods by 65% among pregnant women.
Read Case Study →Following a cholera outbreak, Barrier Analysis identified key barriers to regular handwashing with soap. Targeted interventions addressing these barriers led to a 78% increase in proper handwashing practices and contributed to reduced cholera transmission.
Read Case Study →Barrier Analysis helped identify factors affecting adoption of climate-smart agricultural techniques among smallholder farmers. Interventions based on findings led to a 42% increase in adoption rates and improved resilience to climate-related challenges.
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