May 18, 2022

Evidence Review on Behavioural Change in Developing Countries: Approach Paper

UN Entity:

IFAD

SDGs:

SDG 13: Climate Action

Innovation Area:

Behavioural Science
Climate change is projected to intensify over the next decades, resulting in a host of negative impacts on socio-ecological systems. This review examines which interventions are effective in promoting environmental and development outcomes from individuals, households, communities and companies, and how effective efforts have been to date.
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