Implementation Strategies for Mass Media Campaigns for adolescents in School and Community Settings

Mass media campaigns are a key public health strategy for influencing health behaviors and promoting awareness of various health issues. These campaigns leverage multiple forms of media, including television, radio, print, and social media, to reach broad audiences. In the Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs) context, implementing such campaigns in school and community settings presents unique challenges and opportunities. This scoping review aims to identify the potential strategies for implementing mass media campaigns in school and community settings to promote health in and to explore the barriers and facilitators associated with these strategies. Identification of implementation strategies, barriers, and facilitators, health promotion, productivity, healthy eating, farming, non-communicable diseases, adolescent health advocacy. Other outcomes would include changes in knowledge about health issues, shifts in attitudes towards healthy behaviors, and actual behavior change.