These Citywide Behavioral Science Experiments Are Paying Off
Ideas42, a nonprofit behavioral design firm, has advised cities such as New York and Chicago on creative ways to use
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From Tina Rosenberg / New York Times: Legal expertise is often expensive and inaccessible to communities around the world experiencing environmental rights violations and other issues. Similar to the rise of community health workers who are expanding access to basic healthcare, nonprofit Namati is training lay people to help communities understand laws and regulations, gather evidence of violations, and push for remedies.
Ideas42, a nonprofit behavioral design firm, has advised cities such as New York and Chicago on creative ways to use
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Doc Society, a non profit foundation with teams based in Europe, East Africa, the Americas and Australia, is dedicated to
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Water: Charity assumed that money and celebrity exposure would be able to solve the world’s access to clean water crisis.