Behavioural approaches for development and climate programmes
Behavioural approaches for development and climate programmes
23 يونيو 2021
13:30 – 15:00 CEST (Rome, Italy)
Development and climate organizations are increasingly recognizing the value of behavioural approaches for maximizing the results and impact of their operations and enhancing their sustainability.
Despite considerable resources being spent towards realizing impacts related to climate, nutrition and gender, these outcomes are not being realized - especially in terms of climate and gender. A key reason for this is that there is an intention-action gap in these areas. Behavioural science presents a potential avenue for dealing with this gap. This discipline creates structures, processes and changes so that we can behave the way we want to, usually without negatively affecting our results.
Speakers at this session of the UN Behavioural Science Week focused on sharing their experiences with their organizations' efforts to increase access to and use of inputs, diversify livelihoods, and optimize investment decisions by using behavioural science approaches.
The session contributed to exchanging possibilities, building evidence, and learning from different experiences on what can work and what may not. Speakers discussed how successful results can be adapted to new contexts and scaled up while enhancing the nexus among climate, gender, and nutrition.
موقع
Online
Disponible solo en inglés.