October 18, 2019

How can Behavioural Insights help Senior Leaders drive Change?

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Behavioural Science
This session discusses the concept of behavioural insights, how it can be applied to policy questions and opportunities it provides UN Leaders to drive decision-making in a direction that improves outcomes for governments, organisations and society as a whole.
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