Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
After BIT’s creation in 2010, governments around the world started exploring the application of behavioural science to their policies and programmes. Now, almost a decade later, these behavioural science teams have proliferated across the globe in government and nongovernment institutions alike. In this session, we showcase some of these teams, who share their stories, learnings and work through a series of quickfire presentations.
Elizabeth Hardy, Government of Canada
Dr Alexandra van Geen, Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets
Dr Sabrina Artinger, German Federal Chancellery
Dr Florencia Lopez Boo, Inter-American Development Bank
Simon Ruda, The Behavioural Insights Team
After BIT’s creation in 2010, governments around the world started exploring the application of behavioural science to their policies and programmes. Now, almost a decade later, these behavioural science teams have proliferated across the globe in government and nongovernment institutions alike. In this session, we showcase some of these teams, who share their stories, learnings and work through a series of quickfire presentations.
Elizabeth Hardy, Government of Canada
Dr Alexandra van Geen, Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets
Dr Sabrina Artinger, German Federal Chancellery
Dr Florencia Lopez Boo, Inter-American Development Bank
Simon Ruda, The Behavioural Insights Team
