Targeted social and behavior change communication (SBCC) in a high adolescent pregnancy setting of Bangladesh: a cluster-randomized study protocol engaging key family members

Key Points

• The study aims to examine the effectiveness of targeted social and behavior change communication in reducing adolescent pregnancy rates.
• Conducting a cluster-randomized trial in a high-risk adolescent population.
• Engaging key family members in the intervention.
• Measuring outcomes related to adolescent pregnancy rates.
• Expected to show improved engagement from families.
• Aiming to reduce the rate of adolescent pregnancies.
• Data collection will assess the impact of SBCC strategies.