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Soul City 4 Evaluation - Illustrative ResultsSummaryTo download this presentation as a PDF file, please click here. Table of Contents Impact on society: advocacy/policy/legislation Impact on national debate/national editorial media Impact on communities: community action Impact on community leaders, services, structures, communication Impact on connecting people to services/service delivery Impact on individuals: self-efficacy Impact on attitudes and beliefs Impact on interpersonal communication Impact on (subjective) social norms Impact on knowledge and awareness ContactSue Goldstein
Executive, South Africa Programmes
Soul City: Institute for Health and Development Communication
South Africa
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