The seventh issue of the Bitesize BeSci e-bulletin features advice, case studies and resources on the ‘appliance of science’ – practical examples and tips to help you implement behavioural science within your own work!
This impact report is for Public Health Wales staff, and stakeholders working across the wider public health system in Wales. It sets out the range of work which the Behavioural Science Unit has undertaken over 2025-2026, focusing on how the Unit is progressing against the areas outlined in the Behavioural Science Enabling Plan for Wales. It acknowledges the partners who have worked with the Unit, provides insight for those that are considering future collaboration, and reflects on the contribution of collective activities towards the routine application of behavioural science for better health and equity.
An Infographic summarising findings from the Behavioural Science Community for Wales survey. This includes insights into the types of stakeholders who comprise the Community, reasons for engagement, and how this translates into impact.
The sixth issue of the Bitesize BeSci e-bulletin features advice, case studies and resources on developing behaviourally informed communications.
The fifth issue of Bitesize BeSci features advice, case studies and resources on building behavioural science capability within teams and organisations.
The Fourth issue of the Bitesize BeSci e-bulletin features case studies and resources that look at behaviourally informed training.
This report is for the staff, teams and services in Public Health Wales, and the wider public health system in Wales. It sets out the range of work which the BSU has undertaken over the last year, with a spotlight on some of our key activities. It acknowledges the partners who have worked with us, provides insight for those that are considering working with us and, reflects on our impact as well as delivery.
The third issue of the Bitesize BeSci e-bulletin features case studies and resources that look at the role of behaviours within complex systems
The second issue of the Bitesize BeSci e-bulletin features case studies and resources that look at the benefits of interdisciplinary and collaborative working when applying behaviour change interventions.
In order to effectively change climate-related behaviours, we must be clear and specific about the behaviour that we’re hoping to change, understand the barrier(s) and/or faciliator(s) to the target behaviour, and implement a broad range of interventions to address and/or enhance the identified barrier(s) and/or facilitator(s). Using household recycling as an example, the purpose of this case study is to show how applying behavioural science can help to identify and implement a range of different intervention types that can help to effectively address behavioural determinants and influence behaviour.
This series includes practical resources to help support you when applying behavioural science to your work. Inside, you’ll find a range of case studies, resources, tools and guides to help put behavioural science theory into practice and optimise the outcomes of your work.