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Health Communication Capacity Collaborative (HC3)

HC3 is the flagship project for behavior change in the Global Health Bureau. It is designed to complement and add value to behavior change activities supported by USAID Missions worldwide by responding to critical needs in technical leadership, capacity strengthening, research, and innovation. It focuses on the technical areas of family planning/reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, malaria, and maternal and child health. HC3 will focus on strengthening in-country capacity to implement state-of-the art health communication, including mass media, community-level activities, interpersonal communication, and new media. The project will provide tailored, capacity strengthening to a range of indigenous partners, including governments, NGOs, creative professionals, and academics, with activities to develop individuals, organizations, and national systems. HC3 will also provide technical leadership in health communication that includes professional exchange, analysis of emerging trends, and development and dissemination of technical and operational guidance. The project will be characterized by a strong focus on implementation science, emphasizing rigorous evaluation, documentation, and diffusion of effective practices.

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USD 13.3M budget·USD 13.8M disbursed·USAID Nepal reporting organization·Nepal location·Sep 26, 2012 → Sep 25, 2018 timeline

Reported by USAID Nepal

Overview

About this project

HC3 is the flagship project for behavior change in the Global Health Bureau. It is designed to complement and add value to behavior change activities supported by USAID Missions worldwide by responding to critical needs in technical leadership, capacity strengthening, research, and innovation. It focuses on the technical areas of family planning/reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, malaria, and maternal and child health. HC3 will focus on strengthening in-country capacity to implement state-of-the art health communication, including mass media, community-level activities, interpersonal communication, and new media. The project will provide tailored, capacity strengthening to a range of indigenous partners, including governments, NGOs, creative professionals, and academics, with activities to develop individuals, organizations, and national systems. HC3 will also provide technical leadership in health communication that includes professional exchange, analysis of emerging trends, and development and dissemination of technical and operational guidance. The project will be characterized by a strong focus on implementation science, emphasizing rigorous evaluation, documentation, and diffusion of effective practices.

Field coverage

100% complete

1 source feed · 3 evidence versions

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Reported disbursement / budget

103.4%

USD 13.8M reported disbursed against USD 13.3M reported budget. This financial ratio does not measure implementation or outcomes. The reported disbursement exceeds the reported budget; the bar is capped at 100%.

Provenance

Original project evidence

1 distinct source feed across 3 recorded evidence versions. These are not independent confirmations. Links below show the latest available version for each source page, up to 50 pages.

  • iati ↗

    https://d-portal.org/ctrack.html?aid=US-GOV-1-AID-OAA-A-12-00058

    Retrieved Oct 19, 2026 · Last checked Oct 19, 2026

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