Behavioural science consulting
Behavioural science.
We apply behavioural science to understand how individuals and communities actually decide and act — and use those insights to improve programme design, messaging, and take-up.
Four pillars
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Empirical research
Understanding how individuals and communities actually decide and act, using rigorous empirical methods appropriate to the context.
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Design interventions
Using behavioural insights to design programmes, messaging, and choice architectures that improve take-up and outcomes.
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Evaluate impact
Running pilots and evaluations that credibly attribute change to the behavioural components of an intervention — not just to contextual noise.
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Practical implications
Translating findings into concrete recommendations programme teams can act on — not academic insights locked in a paper.
How we typically engage
From behavioural diagnosis to implementable changes.
Diagnose
Walking through the programme from the beneficiary's point of view — where the gap between intended behaviour and actual behaviour opens up, and why.
Design
Mapping interventions against established frameworks (COM-B, EAST, the behavioural nudging literature) and selecting ones that match the context.
Test
Small, well-instrumented pilots to test whether the behavioural components actually change behaviour — before committing to scale.
Thinking behaviourally about a programme? We'll help you pressure-test assumptions and design interventions with teeth.
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