Combining social entrepreneurship with BCC approaches for addressing social determinants of NCD

In Nepal and other developing countries, BCC approaches have been applied to narrow sets of immediate behavioural determinants with less focus on broader social determinants. In most cases, socio-economic conditions of disadvantaged groups have been the root cause for complex health problems disproportionately affecting such groups.

I believe that a combined approach of social entrepreneurship and BCC programming can help address the complex health problems. We are initiating similar combine approach in eastern Nepal to improve their socio-economic conditions as well as health related knowledge and practice of low socio-economic groups. 

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