Promoting Behaviour Change
About This Course
Why do citizens and businesses fail to comply with demands made by the government to promote specific behaviours?
This course examines specific cases of non-compliance, the reasons for such non-compliance, and equips participants with the skills to develop policy options to increase compliance, through promoting behavioural change.
This course examines specific cases of non-compliance, the reasons for such non-compliance, and equips participants with the skills to develop policy options to increase compliance, through promoting behavioural change.
Training Dates
To be advised.
Contact our team here for more information
Contact our team here for more information
Duration
Approximately 16 hours (in-person)
Learning Mode
Live instruction - in-person
Certificates
Obtain a Certificate of Achievement issued by CAG, in partnership with LAD
Pre-requisites
No pre-requisites required
Learning Objectives
Course Outline
- Challenges of and strategies for behavioural
interventions
- Prospect
Theory and Behavioural Economics; Nudging and Choice Architecture strategies
- Information constraints and social marketing
strategies
Expert Contributors & Trainers
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the difference between courses and custom programmes?
Courses can be taken by individuals as a standalone. Custom programmes are cohort-based and specially designed to address specific learning needs of an organisation.
What do pre-requisites mean?
Some courses require that you have a particular set of skills or knowledge before you begin the course. You are strongly encouraged to complete the pre-requisite course first if there is one listed on the course page.
Who can I contact if I have further questions?
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