A practical, interactive tool that introduces Behaviour Change Techniques, considered to be the ‘active ingredients’ of behaviour change interventions. The tool walks you through how to identify and deliver Behaviour Change Techniques, drawing on the COM-B model and Behaviour Change Wheel.
Written in collaboration with the Central Evaluation Team and Public Health Wales, this is a practical and interactive tool that identifies key points to take into consideration when you’re planning how to test and evaluate your behaviour change intervention.
A practical, interactive tool to help you consider which implementation functions may be the most appropriate for delivering your chosen intervention.
A practical, interactive tool to help you consider which implementation types may be the most appropriate for delivering your chosen intervention.
A practical, interactive tool to help you consider and define your target behaviour and target population, as you create a ‘behavioural specification’.
A practical, interactive tool to help you develop a systematic understanding of the influences of your target behaviour, in your target population.
A report into the exploration of factors influencing the application of behavioural science within public health practice across Wales.
An interactive tool to help you take a behaviourally informed approach when designing your communications
Understanding and shaping behaviours, including accessing support services, is critical in responding to the cost of living crisis. This infographic illustrates how behavioural science can be used, drawing on the report written by Public Health Wales and the resources produced by Hertfordshire County Council’s Behavioural Science Unit.
The climate crisis presents a persistent and growing environmental burden of disease with significant public health consequences. Addressing the crisis via mitigation and adaptation methods requires changing our behaviour. This guide is for professionals/practitioners working on policy, services or communications to tackle the climate crisis, offering useful tips on incorporating behavioural insights and increasing the likelihood of a change in behaviour being adopted.
This guide for practitioners and policy makers provides a brief introduction to behavioural science and a step-by-step process for developing behaviour change interventions – whether policy, service or communications. It’s designed to support topic-matter experts to optimise their interventions – helping to ensure we more often ‘get what we aim for’. Improving health and wellbeing: a guide to using behavioural science in policy and practice