June 7, 2024

Engaging Partners in Behavioural Science

UN Entity:

FAO
UNICEF
WHO

SDGs:

All

Innovation Area:

Behavioural Science
This session discussed how partnerships can enhance the impact of behavioural science applications, from local to global levels. FAO, UNICEF, WHO, and their partners spoke about work across various objectives, including working with local government officials to understand the merits of BeSci, collaborating with a country to set up a BeSci team, and lessons learned from forming global and regional BeSci agreements.
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FAO
UNICEF
WHO

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