November 9, 2022

The UN Practitioner's Guide to Getting Started with Behavioural Science

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This webinar discusses features of behavioural science application, skills and capacity requirements, the steps in behavioural science projects and how to apply behavioural science to policies and programmes, as well as to reduce administrative burden.
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