from the UN Behavioural Science Group:
We are pleased today to launch the UN Behavioural Science Review which brings together case studies, commentaries, and discursive pieces to stimulate critical thinking, encourage cross-pollination, and contribute to the evolving tapestry of global behavioural science applications.
This first of its kind publication fills a void for colleagues both in and outside the UN – especially those from the Global South – to highlight outstanding practical work as well as to exchange ideas, successes, challenges and lessons learned.
Take a look at the first edition featuring a commentary by Professor Cass Sunstein and case studies from FAO and the World Bank!
Additionally, if you missed the UN’s Behavioural Science Week 2024, you can watch recordings.
About the UN Behavioural Science Group
The UN Behavioural Science Group, brings together over 5,000 members including UN colleagues from 70+ UN Entities and 150+ countries, and non-UN members in an observer role. To stay engaged with behavioural science in the UN, sign up to the UN Behavioural Science Group here!