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[SUBJECT] Community-Led Incentives Sustain Child Health Behaviors in Rural Pakistan

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Sustainability and adherence to behaviour change: a cross-sectional 3-year follow-up survey of an innovative Community Mobilisation and Community Incentivisation strategy (CoMIC trial) for child health in rural Pakistan

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This 3-year follow-up of the CoMIC trial demonstrates that community mobilization paired with conditional incentive strategies can sustain child-health behavior changes long after the intervention period ends. The researchers found that behavior change persists when active community engagement is combined with conditional benefits that resonate with local priorities, establishing a durable framework for community-based health promotion. For a public health researcher focused on scalable intervention models, this evidence strengthens the case for integrating sustained engagement mechanisms into program design—a principle directly relevant to advancing vaccine uptake and preventive health strategies in comparable low-resource settings.

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