October 19, 2019

What are Behavioural Insights and how can they help the UN achieve the SDGs?

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Behavioural Insights offers the UN a tool to better design and increase the effectiveness of its programmes and interventions. This introductory session will explore the concept of behavioural insights and how it can be applied to the work of the United Nations.
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