Behavioral experiments in data privacy
Report Behavioral experiments in data privavcy Download PDF PARTNERCenter for Social and Behavior ChangeSECTORGovernancePROJECT TYPE Field and Lab ExperimentsBEHAVIORAL THEMEConsciousness | Urgency | Privacy OVERVIEW This experiment investigates the…
Participation Improves Collective Decisions (When It Involves Deliberation): Experimental Evidence From Kenya.
  Academic Paper Participation improves collective decisions (when it involves deliberation): Experimental evidence from Kenya. Download PDF SECTORGovernance RELATED CONTENT Sorry, we couldn't find any posts. Please try a different…
Vote Buying and Redistribution.
  Academic Paper Vote Buying and Redistribution. Download PDF Author text goes here SECTORGovernance RELATED CONTENT Featured A complicated relationship January 3, 2024 Featured Enhancing SRH Delivery through Human Centered…
Two truths and a lie: an experiment to evaluate behaviors in identifying online misinformation
‘Information pollution’, where facts and figures become a source of division in a society, has a huge impact on behavior, social cohesion, and public trust. When information is false or…
The engagement toolbox: four major engagement models to think about before any project
Milestones are a matter of perspective. For parents, five years is critical in the development of a child. It forms the foundation of your child’s learning, physical and emotional growth.…
5 reflections to strengthen civic engagement: context is king
Our determination to set up behavioral labs in non-WEIRD countries was driven by the idea that changing the context would change the results. This idea, supported by our equally curious…
Getting funding right in East Africa: top ten priorities for maximum impact
This is the first in a series of reflective thought pieces on our work in East Africa, especially as it relates to programming, partnerships and funding in the governance and…
Saving the children: how to create effective messaging to stop violence against children
In an experiment where people were asked to place numbers along a linear axis, many respondents placed a million, roughly halfway between a thousand and a billion (it really doesn’t go there).…








