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Behavioral Science and COVID-19 An Interactive Solutions Guide for Better Policy Design

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World Bank Group

SDGs:

SDG 03: Good Health & Well-Being

Innovation Area:

Behavioural Science
The guide is based on existing literature review, including published peer-reviewed journal articles, grey literature, and research conducted by the World Bank. The guide is not meant to be all inclusive or exhaustive, but rather to provide a range of ideas of what has been tried, with the aim to guide policymakers in different contexts with a set of potential evidence-based solutions that deal with different aspects of COVID-19 that could be adapted for their settings
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