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Developing the Public-Private Partnership Handwashing Initiative Behavior Change Campaign
“Remember to HWWS for the Health and Development of Your Child”
Steps in Designing our Audience Centered Communications in Vietnam
Step 1: Who do we want to communicate to? • Method: Audience Research with mothers/caretakers
Step 2: How do we organize research findings? • Method: Use a behavior change model to guide research
questions and to analyze data Step 3: What do we want to say?
• Develop Key Communications Messages Step 4: How do we convey our messages most
effectively? • Campaign positioning and execution • Below the Line activities • Interpersonal communications component
Step I: Audience Research Research Objectives • Investigate hand washing behaviours among
mothers of children under 5 years; • Examine availability of sanitation, water and soaps
in and around household; • Understand motivating factors and barriers in
doing HWWS • Document current channels of communication
Completed in Dec. 06 Location - 8 provinces
North: Son La, Phu Tho, Hung Yen Central: Nghe An, Binh Dinh South: Vinh Long, Dong Thap, Ninh Thuan
Methods • Qualitative – 16 FGDs – 56 product trials with bar
soap – 56 in-depth interviews
• Quantitative – 720 structured observations
from 6-9 am daily
Understanding our audience - Mrs. Thuy • Lives in rural VN • Farmer • HH: $50-150/month • Complete primary/
secondary school • Values: The most
“important” and “enjoyable” daily activities are related to well-being of their children.
• “Everything I do is for my children first”
• “I work to have money for my children”
• “I care for my children by cooking good meals, teaching them, making sure they are clean and so on”
What our moms like Ms. Thuy value • Having a child = huge involvement among all moms • The family is the corner stone of Vietnamese society • It is well entrenched in the society that dedicating oneself to
your children and hence the future is of great importance
Rewarding When the child develops well in
terms of both physical and mental health
Why Mrs. Thuy does not HWWS “I only need to HWWS if my hands are dirty or
smelly”
“HWWS takes too much time”
“I simply forget to HWWS when I’m in a hurry”
“Soap is too expensive to be used for HW”
“HWWS is simply not important”
“Weather and/or uncooked food cause diarrhea”
How do we reach Mrs. Thuy? Mass Media: • More than 80% of mothers watch TV
– Most popular time: 6-9 pm – Most popular channel: VTV3, and HCMC TV in south – Favorite programs: #1- films, #2 - news, #3 – music programs
and contests – Most viewers switch channels during TV spots but over 2/3 can
recall messages on HW • Only 15-20% listen to radio or read newspapers
Interpersonal Communications: • Health Workers & Women’s Union are both important
sources of information. Health Workers are credible sources of information
FOAM Questions for HW Behavior Change Focus Opportunity/
Resources Ability/ Knowledge
Motivation
How easy is it to get the goods/
services?
What is the product like?
What traditions influence the
practice?
What do I know about the
behavior/product?
What kind of support do I get
or give?
What attitudes and beliefs do I
have?
What do I plan to do?
What will happen if I
practice this?
What risks are there?
Target Audience
Desired Behavior
MAIN RESEARCH FINDINGS
Knowledge
Motivation Beliefs,
Attitudes & Locus of Control
• “Handwashing with water alone is enough to clean hands”
Motivation Intention –
Cues to Action
BC DETERMINANT
• “I simply forget to wash my hands with soap”
• “Handwashing is not linked to diarrhea”
• “Handwashing with soap takes too much time” (later taken out)
• “Changes in the weather causes diarrhea – there’s nothing I can do about it”
Step III: What we want to say from Determinants to Communications Objectives After the campaign, the target audience will: • KNOW that even clean-looking and clean-smelling hands
can have germs (knowledge) • BELIEVE that HW with water alone is not enough - soap
in needed (belief) • BELIEVE that HWWS is time well spent (belief) (later
changed based on tracking survey) • BE REMINDED to HWWS at critical junctures (cues to
action) • FEEL empowered that HWWS is something they can do
to ensure the well-being of their children (locus of control)
Media Campaign Development Campaign Positioning – driving wheel
• The next slide is the framework or blue print in which all campaign messages will be developed under
• The single one message that we wanted to convey via TV to audiences is: Know that handwashing with water alone is not enough to get rid of germs
Brand Direction
Acceleration Target
Emotional Driver
Brand Promise
Brand Rationale
Driving Idea
WHAT: The direction in which we want to move the brand
HOW: The critical, untapped emotional need and want that our brand must address
Benefit: The crucial brand benefit or promise that will inspire and activate the target to action
WHY: The reason to trust in and believe that the brand can deliver on its promise
Positioning of Handwashing with Soap
Brand Direction
Acceleration Target
Emotional Driver
Brand Promise
Brand Rationale
Good Motherhood
The most important role in my life is being a mother. Everything I do is to ensure that my child is healthy and develops properly so that they can reach their full potential (developmental milestones)
Being a mother takes a lot of work but it’s worth every minute when I see my child developing properly (physically and mentally)
Recognition as a good mother:
My child will be happy and healthy because he’s developing like he should. What better way to demonstrate that I’m a good mother
HWWS clearly indicate: 50% reduction in infections and disease 25% reduction in infection the prevention of millions of deaths and hidden costs (medical fees, children deprived of learning due to illness-caused missed school days)
Handwashing with soap is a part of everyday life
A mother does many things:
Works for her family’s livelihood, toils with housework, care for child etc
All this is done so that her child doesn’t have to…so her child can develop physically and mentality, so her child can be a child
A mother is rewarded when her child laughs, sings innocently, gives love back, eats her food
A child can do these things and give joy to his mother because he is healthy and happy
Washing your hands isn’t enough. Invisible germs get left behind. You can use any kind of soap. And it only takes a few extra seconds
A mother knows that she is key to her child’s future successes
Step IV(a): Mass Media Message Development Process
• The following slides show the extensive and participatory process that we went through to develop the campaign. Before each presentation, extensive comments were provided by HW staff and MoH
• Agency then presented each round to Technical Advisory Group (TAG) consisting of MoH, NGOs, Women’s Union and Unilever to provide input the campaign
Round I Feedback from TAG
• Group like “In A Mother’s Hands” • Group thought that 5 & Soap
Means Clean was more for children than adults
• Grey to develop another concept for testing
Round II Feedback from TAG • Group thought “Pure Love” was too
abstract • Group suggested that the “5 Fingers Clean”
concept be revisited • Grey to fine tune those “5 Fingers Clean”
and “In a Mother’s Hands” concepts for pretesting
Pretesting Round I Locations: 2 Groups each in Phu Tho, Son
La and Vinh Long for a total of 6 FGDs Audience: Mothers with children under five and grandparents, separately
Materials for Pre-testing Round I Three TV Spots
“In a Mothers Hands” 1“Two “5 Clean Fingers” – smooth and
nonsmooth Posters Logo
Results of Pretesting Round I In A Mother’s Hands • Very Emotional, very appealing, that is US…….. • But In a Mother’s Hands is more than HW, it’s about the future of our
children and our role as a mom • It makes us feel as if we are not doing enough – guilt! • The hands on the posters are interesting but not related to HWWS
• No direct connection between campaign and HWWS message. 5 Fingers Clean – • Appealing, but more importantly reminds us to HWWS! • “Everyone knows the song and my grandkids would sign the song to
remind me”
• It reminds us that water is not enough. Tagline “Health,” “development” were most closely associated with mother’s
concerns for children under five. “happiness”, “future” were not associated with such young children
Pretesting Round II • Location: Ninh Thuan • Audience: 2 FGD with Mothers of children
under five and 2 with Grandparents for total of 4 FGDs
• 2 Versions of nonsmooth TV spot • One direct • One indirect
• Direct TV spot easier to understand. Non direct version considered more for kids who play with dirt/pets but not with Moms
• HWWS before feeding is totally lost – HWWS is associated with dirty pets
• Poster should say MoH and would be more clear with these adjustments
• Poster should be in light blue or light green. Orange is too “hot”
• How to best depict before preparing food?
• Having Ministry of Health Endorsement would make the TV spot credible as people would know the source of the information
Pretesting Round II Audience Feedback
Trước khi… Trước khi…
Sau khi đi vệ sinh Sau khi làm vệ sinh cho trẻ
chế biến thức ăn cho trẻ ăn
Bộ Y Tế khuyên…
Pretesting Round II – Audience Feedback
Logo • Include flowing water to improve impact of message • Include Call to Action, “HWWS for the Health and Development of Children” • Soap and bubbles be the same color • Water color should be white to indicate clean water • Hands should be white or else they will be understood as wearing gloves • Green Lime color best indicates, “fresh, clean, spring, new”
Intermediate Result
• Complete buy-in and endorsement of MoH and Women’s Union
• Evidence based materials that are attractive and resonate with audiences
• Catchy song that everyone can remember