- Who we work with
2013-02-01
Building on the success of Eat Seasonably, Dabble with your dinner takes a pragmatic approach to tackle the difficult challenge of encouraging British families to eat more vegetables. Getting food on the table on weeknights is a routine task for most families and most admit to cooking from the same repertoire of meals over and over again.
Focusing on six of Britain’s most popular family meals, the project simply provides easy one-step tweaks to add more veg. We’ve now launched an online tool 'Mum! What's for dinner?' to encourage people to use and share tips.
2013-02-13
New research
released today as part of our Green Switchover project shows energy efficiency
is not yet a no-brainer, despite signs of good initial awareness of the Green
Deal.
The YouGov
survey reveals that energy bills are the single biggest worry for people when
it comes to household spending. This concern however is not translating into
enthusiasm for energy efficiency, with the public far more likely to blame
energy companies than feel that they can do something about it personally.
Behaviour Change is a not-for-profit social enterprise dedicated to tackling the most challenging social and environmental behaviours
Behaviour Change works with
government, local authorities, businesses and charities to apply behavioural insight to their major challenges. We see ourselves as a 'think and do tank' and all our
projects are driven by our mission to promote socially and environmentally
responsible living to the public, with our ultimate aim being to deliver
thinking that will really make a difference on the ground.
Our work divides into two main areas:
Campaigns
Developing and managing charitable initiatives that promote
positive behaviour change. Each campaign aims to advance a specific sustainable
behaviour, with our current areas of focus being food and energy.
Consultancy
Using our experience of behaviour change theory and practice to advise and assist
organisations that share our goals, focusing particularly on challenging projects
that require significant innovation.
Our approach is:
54 Broadwick Street, London, W1F 7AH
Email:
info@behaviourchange.org.uk
Phone:
020 7434 7219