…promising behavioral solutions and instill change. Interested in our work applying behavioral science to global health? Email gh@ideas42.org, follow us on LinkedIn, or tweet at @ideas42 to join the conversation….
…to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, our work with partners across seven cities—Boston; Columbus, Ohio; Minneapolis; Portland, Oregon; Philadelphia; San Jose; and Washington, D.C.—showed promising results. Capacity Building We helped city…
…of fear that is already having (and will continue to have) short- and long-term consequences on the well-being of low-income individuals, many of whom are U.S. citizens. Now that it…
…impact and was desirable by providers. For example, providers noted, “It is quick. It is really helping begin a conversation about FP.” Another provider noted, “Women are demanding it…We have…
…from only 6.2% of intervention-school girls at baseline to 32.1% at endline. In addition, a large percentage of girls (45.1%) intended to go to a facility but had not yet…
New York, October 22, 2015 – ideas42, the nonprofit behavioral design lab, today welcomed the launch of the World Bank’s new behavioral science unit, the Global Insights Initiative (GINI). “We…
…donate to, the plurality of participants (44%) selected the “choose your own” option, signed up for more hours, and donated an average of 48.7% more than those who selected a…
…biases. The path to such mainstream recognition was paved with January’s publication of the 2015 World Development Report (WDR) entitled “Mind, Society and Behavior,” which summarized the progress made thus…
…personal protective equipment (PPE) is not widely adopted among smallholder farmers in India. While many stakeholders advocate for usage of a full water-repellent suit, hat, gloves, goggles, and mask, we…
…and non-profit partners, we conducted qualitative field research with mothers, fathers, community leaders, facility-based providers, and community health workers to understand why so few families complete six months of EBF….
