How come we all know what needs to be done and yet, don’t do it?
This workshop sets out to explore different behavioural change theories and reflects on how they can be used in your laboratory to help you achieve your sustainability goals. This will be a space to learn and share with other people from across the University, looking at how we can motivate impactful behaviour change.
The workshop will cover:
- A brief introduction to behaviour change theory using DEFRA’s fours E’s of engagement
- Selling the sizzle not the sausage- how to make the greener option sound attractive
- Nudge theory- tips on when and how to remind people to make the right choices
The workshop will take place from 10:00-11:00 and will be followed by a drop-in session for the new Laboratory Efficiency Assessment Framework (LEAF) from 11:00-12:00 noon. Come and see us for some advice about the scheme and how to make it work in your lab. There is no sign up required for the drop-in session.
Everyone is welcome to attend, whether you are already involved in lab sustainability or just getting started. We will provide tea, coffee and pastries.
| Date |
12 March |
| Time |
10:00 - 12:00 |
| Venue |
Boundary Brook House (Magdalen Room) |
| Event type |
Workshop |
| Booking required? |
BOOK HERE |
