FACILITATING CHANGE PROCESSES IN GROUP-BASED BEHAVIOUR CHANGE INTERVENTIONS IN RURAL AFRICAN CONTEXTS: PRACTICAL LESSONS FROM GHANA

Abstract Evidence from implementation research suggests that group-based behaviour change interventions (GBCIs) can encourage the development of peer support, promote psychosocial skills, and facilitate collaborative therapeutic relationships.However, although the mechanisms of action that mediate the behaviour change process have been extensively

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