June 7, 2022

[UN BeSci Week] How BeSci Can Advance Peace & Security

UN Entity:

UN DPPA
UN OCT

SDGs:

SDG 16: Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions

Innovation Area:

Behavioural Science
Behavioural science has been applied to enhance peace and security through addressing issues such as positive deviance, protective factors and survivorship bias. This panel discussion explores these behavioural issues and more broadly how behavioural science is being applied to advance the UN’s peace and security agenda. It draws from examples of ongoing UN programmatic activities and reflect upon opportunities for further engagement.
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