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Use of Behavioural Science in Organizations: A Workforce Survey

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WHO

SDGs:

SDG 03: Good Health & Well-Being

Innovation Area:

Behavioural Science
WHO is working to mainstream and scale up the use of behavioural science in public health organizations. This survey tool was designed to support organizations that wish to assess barriers and drivers for a systematic use of behavioural science in their public health workforce, policies and programmes. This template survey tool is part of a suite of publications and tools designed to support public health practitioners to use behavioural science in their work.
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