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Behavioural Insights Team annual update
The Behavioural Insights Team's Annual Update for 2011/12 is available to download.
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
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The Behavioural Insights Team鈥檚 Annual Update has been published today. The Annual Update provides a summary of the Team鈥檚 work since it was set up in July 2010.
Alongside the Team鈥檚 Annual Update, the Cabinet Office is publishing the Government Response to the Science and Technology Select Committee Report on Behaviour Change. The Government鈥檚 response welcomes the and respond to their specific conclusions and recommendations.
Update - 20 September 2012
The Behavioural Insights Team鈥檚 Annual Update for 2011/12 is available to download.
The Annual Update sets out the work of the team across a range of different areas - from fraud, energy efficiency and welfare, to charitable giving and the 鈥榤idata鈥� programme. The Update also explains that the team successfully passed its two year 鈥楽unset Review鈥� and can now be commissioned by external organisations, where there is an underlying social purpose to the work. If you would like to contact the team with a view to working with them, please contact the team鈥檚 Deputy Director: [email protected]
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Published 15 September 2011