A360 Resources & Tools

This resource provides contraceptive key messages and method descriptions.

This 2016 report gives examples of the different ways that PSI is doing sexual and reproductive health (SRH) work with adolescents and youth. It was funded by USAID.

This 2014 guide for program planners and implementers was developed by PSI and IntraHealth International and funded by USAID.

This resource guides contraceptive discussions with adolescents, using the Choice Book.

This A360 tool helps guide a discussion around which contraceptive method to choose.

The A360 consortium and its local partners conducted formative research to gain an in-depth understanding of adolescents’ needs, barriers, and motivations to use contraception; develop insights into their lives, hopes, and desires; and identify adolescents’ key influencers.

Using a qualitative approach, A360 combined elements of Youth Participatory Action Research (YPAR) techniques, ethnographic data collection, and human-centered design. This design research protocol provides details about our methodology in Ethiopia.

This Regional Insights & Design Opportunities infographic illustrates the socio-ecological model that puts the adolescent girl at the center.

This brochure summarizes A360's original vision, phases, and theory of change.

Reimagining contraceptive services with and for adolescent girls in Ethiopia, Nigeria and Tanzania unlocks hope… and rapid contraceptive uptake. This two-pager explains A360’s process, findings and impact.

Adaptive Implementation is all about staying curious to continually refine your interventions as you implement. This approach, detailed in this graphic, ensures we stay true to our end goal: delivering interventions that resonate with beneficiaries and the health systems that will ultimately own and sustain them.

A360 is flipping traditional family planning messaging on its head— building from what girls say they want to deliver SRH services when and how they need.

Adolescents 360 listens to what girls want to deliver sexual and reproductive health solutions tailored to what girls say they need. Our programmatic blueprint provides a practical guide for replication—with the flexibility to tailor to context in partnership with young people.

Smart Start galvanizes adolescent girls and their husbands to embrace pregnancy spacing for its health and economic benefits. In Ethiopia, our girl-defined solution drives joint decision making between young couples— resulting in rapid uptake of a modern contraceptive method.