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The definitive guide to Barrier Analysis, including step-by-step instructions, questionnaire templates, and analysis tools.
Download PDFComprehensive manual integrating Barrier Analysis with the Designing for Behavior Change framework.
Download PDFComplete slide deck for facilitating Barrier Analysis training workshops, including presenter notes.
Download SlidesExcel workbooks with built-in formulas for tabulating and analyzing Barrier Analysis results.
Download ExcelStep-by-step video tutorials covering the complete Barrier Analysis process from planning to implementation.
Access VideosCondensed field guide with key steps, questionnaire templates, and analysis tips for practitioners.
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This foundational workshop introduces participants to the core concepts and methodologies of Barrier Analysis. Participants will learn how to plan, conduct, and analyze results from a Barrier Analysis study. The workshop includes practical exercises and field practice.
Request InformationThis comprehensive workshop combines Barrier Analysis with the Designing for Behavior Change framework. Participants will learn how to use Barrier Analysis findings to develop effective behavior change strategies and interventions. Includes field practice and strategy development.
Request InformationThese specialized workshops focus on applying Barrier Analysis to specific sectors such as nutrition, agriculture, WASH, or maternal and child health. Content is tailored to address sector-specific behaviors and contexts.
Request InformationCommon questions about Barrier Analysis training and implementation
No prior experience with Barrier Analysis is required for the introductory workshop. However, participants should have some background in project implementation, particularly in behavior change programming. For advanced workshops, basic familiarity with Barrier Analysis concepts is recommended.
Barrier Analysis trainings typically combine:
This comprehensive approach ensures participants gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
The optimal group size is 15-25 participants. This allows for effective small group work while maintaining sufficient field teams for practice interviews. Larger groups may be accommodated with additional facilitators.
Yes, introductory workshops can be conducted virtually, with some adaptations to the field practice component. Participants typically conduct practice interviews in their local context and share results online. However, in-person training is generally more effective for building hands-on skills, especially for the field practice component.
Participants receive comprehensive training materials including:
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