Behavioral design
Developing methods that support climate-friendly food choices in everyday life through behavioral insights and applied design.
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Climate-friendly food behaviors through behavioral change
We develop and test practice-based methods that advance climate-friendly food behaviors through behavioral design, community-based practices, and cross-sector collaboration with municipalities, foundations, civil society, and companies.
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What we do
Three integrated domains
Pilot-based interventions
Testing interventions in real-world contexts together with institutions, municipalities, and organizations.
Applied knowledge and implementation
Systematic learning from practice, translated into usable methods and cross-sector knowledge.
Approach
Applied, iterative, and evidence-informed
We design, test, and refine behavioral interventions in real-world contexts. The focus is on understanding what works in practice and how behavioral change can be embedded in everyday systems.
This is not theoretical work. It is practice-based development of methods for real-world change.
Method
A continuous cycle
The cycle ensures continuous refinement of methods, documentation of learnings, and accumulation of applied knowledge.
01Insight
02Testing
03Behavioral change
04Learning
05Iteration
- 01Insight
- 02Testing
- 03Behavioral change
- 04Learning
- 05Iteration
Collaboration
We work with
- Municipalities
- Foundations
- Companies
- Civil society actors
We develop and implement initiatives through:
01co-designed pilot programs
02funded experimental projects
03applied behavioral research collaborations
04documentation and evaluation processes
Contact
Open to collaboration, pilot development, and funding partnerships
Contact person
Mareike Marwitz
Chairperson of the Climate Table Association