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News -WWF and TRAFFIC: Dismantling Wildlife Crime; Executive Summary
Year
2012
Paper
WWF and TRAFFIC: Dismantling Wildlife Crime; Execu...
This is an executive summary extracted from a larger report by Akella and Allan that will be published by TRAFFIC at a l...
EN - English
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News -CITES: Assessment of Rhino Horn as a Traditional Medicine
Year
2012
Report
CITES: Assessment of Rhino Horn as a Traditional M...
CITES SC62 Doc. 47.2: Annex (Rev. 2) Species trade and conservation: Rhinoceroses / Assessment of Rhino Horn as a Tradit...
EN - English
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News -Design with Intent: 101 patterns for influencing behaviour through design
Year
2012
Toolkit
Design with Intent: 101 patterns for influencing b...
Another interesting toolkit to try for those of you working on promoting socially and environmentally beneficial behavio...
EN - English
UK
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News -Cabinet Office and Institute for Government (UK) : Mindspace: Influencing Behaviour through Public Policy
Year
2012
Resources
Cabinet Office and Institute for Government (UK) :...
Full report of the UK government review of behavioural theory for public policy making, including an introduction to the...
EN - English
UK
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News -Meet the 2020 Chinese Consumer
Year
2012
Report
Meet the 2020 Chinese Consumer
Since 2005, McKinsey has conducted annual consumer surveys in China, interviewing in total more than 60,000 people in ov...
Consumers
EN - English
China
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News -Behaviour Change We Can Believe In: Towards A Global Demand Reduction Strategy for Tigers
Year
2012
Paper
Behaviour Change We Can Believe In: Towards A Glob...
TRAFFIC's paper presented at the Global Tiger Recovery Programme meeting (May, 2012), outlining the rationale for, ...
Tigers
Strategies
EN - English
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2012
Research
Forest Research: Forestry, sustainable behaviours ...
EN - English
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News -NSMC tool for intervention development using mix methods
Year
2011
Toolkit
NSMC tool for intervention development using mix m...
Tool to help you pull together a mix of methods from the five primary domains of influence (Inform, Educate, Design, Ser...
EN - English
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News -NSMC guide on auditing behaviour change in a Value For Money study
Year
2011
Toolkit
NSMC guide on auditing behaviour change in a Value...
Guide that highlight some of the issues auditors might consider when scoping the issue of behaviour change in a Value Fo...
EN - English
2,719 Views
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News -Supp-Urb, European Commission: Sustainable Public Procurement in Urban China: How the Government as Consumer can Drive Sustainable Consumption and Production
Year
2011
Resources
Supp-Urb, European Commission: Sustainable Public ...
A review of the success factors and lessons learned in a Switch Asia supported project aiming to introduce sustainable p...
Governments
EN - English
China
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News -Ipsos: Acceptable behaviour? Public Opinion on Behaviour Change Policy
Year
2011
Research
Ipsos: Acceptable behaviour? Public Opinion on Beh...
A fascinating summary of a global research initiative, undertaken with 18,500 people in 24 countries by the Ipsos Social...
EN - English
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News -NSMC guide for social marketing planning process from A to Z
Year
2011
Toolkit
NSMC guide for social marketing planning process f...
This guide is designed to take you through the social marketing planning process from start to finish. It enables you to...
EN - English
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News -NSMC tool to capture 'lessons learnt' from previous interventions
Year
2011
Toolkit
NSMC tool to capture 'lessons learnt' fr...
Tool to help ensure that when you review past or existing interventions you identify and capture key learning’s both wha...
EN - English
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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 -TRAFFIC: Pills, Powders, Vials and Flakes: The Bear Bile Trade in Asia
Year
2011
Report
TRAFFIC: Pills, Powders, Vials and Flakes: The Bea...
A review of the bear bile trade in Southeast Asia, based on CITES and seizure data for 13 countries and including broad ...
Other Species
EN - English
Asia
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Faced with government inaction, private firms emer...
In this book, “Beyond Politics: the private governance response to climate change”, Michael P. Vandenbergh and Jonathan M. Gilligan talk about the role of private firms as leaders in helping to cut emissions. “They point to the technical potential for reducing emissions, along with two other factors. One factor is what they call “behavioral plasticity”—the extent to which firms and households can actually change their behavior. The other is “initiative feasibility”—defined as whether firms and householders are “able to develop and implement the initiatives quickly and easily without confrontin...