Research
presentations by social scientists
Leading experimental and behavioural economists, cognitive neuroscientists and social psychologists will discuss innovative breakthroughs in their fields.
Panel discussions with development sector veteransThought-leaders across the development sector will share their views on applied behavioural science in policy and advocacy initiatives in India.
CSBC Dialogues
The Atlas of Behaviour Change for Development
Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning
Director, Centre for Social and Behaviour Change
Director - Research, Centre for Social and Behaviour Change
Deputy Director and Lead, Behavioural Insights Unit of India at NITI Aayog, Centre for Social and Behaviour Change
Senior Research Specialist, Centre for Social and Behaviour Change
Senior Program Officer - Behavioural Insights at Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Professor of Economics, Jawaharlal Nehru University
Partner, Dalberg Advisors
Associate, Dalberg
Consultant, Behavioural Design and Impact
Research Associate
Senior Research Fellow
Senior Research Fellow - Climate Change
Consultant in Behavioral Sciences and Economic Development
Here are some key highlights from the CSBC Behaviour Science Dialogue 2023!
We began with research presentations by leading experimental and behavioural economists, cognitive neuroscientists, and social psychologists. Scroll through for some of their insights!
The next day began with a panel discussion on the Atlas of Behaviour Change for Development, co-created with Dalberg & BMGF India. Shekhar Menon, Nirat Bhatnagar, Tishara Rajagopal, and Jocelyn Joseph shared how this tech platform will support high-quality behaviour change programs at scale.
In the next panel, Pavan Mamidi, Nirat Bhatnagar, Darshil Shah, and Dr Sneha Shashidhara discussed how ML and AI might be the next frontier for doing social good, and the ethical considerations we should keep in mind while thinking about how to employ them.
We ended with a closing address given by Sharon Barnhardt, who talked about what we had accomplished over the four days of the Dialogue and where we would go from here.
