Community dialogues and mobile health: Insights from Mozambique

While ownership of mobile devices in Mozambique is growing fast, discrepancies based on gender and location remain. The socio-cultural barriers such inequalities create may limit the community’s acceptance of health workers using mobile devices during consultations.

In 2017, Malaria Consortium trialled a community dialogue approach to improve acceptance of mobile health tools through volunteer-led community meetings, during which local concerns and culturally relevant solutions were discussed. This brief shares our insights from trialling such an approach in Mozambique. 

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Country: Mozambique