This resource outlines planning tools and strategies for integrating a conflict perspective into Social and Behavior Change (SBC) programming for polio eradication. It provides practical frameworks and templates for tailoring interventions in insecure settings.

Key components include:

• Conflict mapping and stakeholder prioritization frameworks to guide context-specific strategies.
• Adjusted behavioral strategy templates to analyze conflict dynamics, barriers, and health impacts.
• Tools for adapting communication channels, partnerships, and social networks in conflict-affected areas.
• Microplanning enhancements, such as mapping insecure areas, addressing cross-border challenges, and aligning budgets with operational needs in security-compromised settings.
• Step-by-step guidance for designing, implementing, and monitoring SBC interventions tailored to conflict contexts.

This resource equips program staff with actionable tools and strategies to overcome barriers and reach missed children in fragile environments.

For an introduction to conflict-sensitive SBC programming, see "Integrating a Conflict Lens into SBC Programming for Polio Campaigns." 

To learn about real-world applications, explore the "SBC in Conflict: Training Module for Polio Outbreak Response."

To explore practical experiences and lessons learned from implementing SBC strategies in conflict-affected areas, see "SBC in Conflict-Affected Lubunga Health District (DR Congo): Strategies, Challenges, and Lessons Learned."