January 31, 2022

Behavioural Science as a Power for Good!

UN Entity:

FAO

SDGs:

SDG 02: Zero Hunger

Innovation Area:

Behavioural Science
This first event explored the role that behavioural science can play in policy development, in providing real solutions to challenges our agrifood systems are facing and its potential in key areas of food and agriculture.
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