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This section explores why changing our behaviour can be so tricky and what strategies we can use to make it easier.
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Behaviour change, public engagement and Net Zero
This extensive research paper by Imperial College London shows how behaviour change principles and public engagement can be used for working toward Net Zero goals. The executive summary and first chapter are particularly relevant.
Criteria for Behavior Change Interventions
This UN Environment Programme report aims to provide a framework on how to assess how successful environmental interventions and projects have been.
Levers of Behavior Change
An overview of six categories of intervention strategies that can help change behaviour.
Rethink Climate: Behaviour and communication
A 5-part BBC programme on climate change. Episode 2 covers behaviour and communication. What lifestyle habits are we prepared to give up to stop climate change?
The Elephant, The Rider and The Path – a tale of behaviour change
A commonly held belief is that human behaviour is the result of rational decision making based on available information. A closer look into the science of behaviour reveals the powerful role our emotions play in our decision making process. This animated video looks at the behaviour change process using Jonathan Haidt’s analogy of an elephant, a rider, and a path.
Global Action Plan
An environmental charity focused on issues where the connection between the health of people and our planet is most tangible. Their current focus issues are air pollution, big tech, and the education system.
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