Affective on Behavioural Science based Public Policy and Innovative Ways for Climate Protection

We are excited to share the publication the German article “Klimaschutz: Verhalten freiwillig ändern ohne Verbote oder finanzielle Anreize” written with our colleague and BIPS - Behavioural Insights for better Politics and Societies Vice President Dr. Gilles Chatelain, in CH Media.

In the short read, published among others in St. Galler Tagblatt and Luzerner Zeitung, we present how insights from Behavioural Science can contribute to greater climate protection. We elaborate on 5 core principles that need to be embedded in an open public discussion to further the use of an evidence based, transparent and effective integration of behavioural science in public policy. We hope to inspire and pave the way for more human centered climate protection efforts.