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Behavioural Science Interventions within the Development and Environmental Fields in Developing Countries: An Evidence Gap Map

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IFAD

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SDG 13: Climate Action

Innovation Area:

Behavioural Science
This evidence gap map (EGM) presents a landscape of studies on the effectiveness of behavioural science interventions in developing countries within the context of climate change. The EGM summarizes causal evidence from development and environmental interventions. Understanding what is effective in changing behaviour in these countries is important for climate change adaptation and mitigation.
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