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News -NSMC case study on improving sustainable living
Year
2011
Case Study
NSMC case study on improving sustainable living
Case study on the effectivness of 'EcoTeams' in the UK to improve sustainable living whereby Team members meas...
EN - English
UK
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News -NSMC case study on marketing strategy to address smoking
Year
2010
Research
NSMC case study on marketing strategy to address s...
Case study on use of social marketing to address smoking prevalence among routine and manual (R&M) workers in Englan...
EN - English
UK
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News -Communications and Behaviour Change
Year
2009
Research
Communications and Behaviour Change
Human behaviour is a very complex area. This document draws on key sources from the disciplines of social psychology, ec...
Consumers
Campaigns, Policy and Law, Strategies
EN - English
UK
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Year
2008
Report
A Framework for Governments: Pro-environmental beh...
This report sets out a framework for Defra’s work on pro-environmental behaviour. It pulls together evidence on public understanding, attitudes and behaviours; identifies behaviour goals; and draws conclusions on the potential for change across a range of behaviour groups. It is designed to support policy development and implementation in Defra, in other Government Departments and externally. The ultimate aim is to protect and improve the environment by increasing the contribution from individual and community action. This will come in particular from moving towards more sustainable patterns o...
Governments
EN - English
UK
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News -Inspiring Sustainable Living: Expert Insights into Behaviour Change
Toolkit
Inspiring Sustainable Living: Expert Insights into...
Consumers, Civil Society
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UK
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