Defination of behaviour change communication, Biology

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Q. Defination of Behaviour Change Communication?

Behaviour Change Communication (BCC) is an interactive process with communities to develop specific messages and methods using a variety of communication routes or pathways to develop positive behaviours; promote and maintain individual, community and societal behaviour change.


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