This conference centers on the practical application of behavioral science in public policy through field experiments, emphasizing their role in designing, testing, and scaling interventions globally via nudge units. It explores methodological advances in experimental design, measurement of behavioral outcomes, and solutions for policy challenges spanning health, finance, environment, and social welfare. The conference also reflects on lessons learned from global nudge units and how rigorous behavioral experiments can drive effective, scalable, and ethical policymaking.
Structure and Sessions (Who Does What):
Organizing Committee: Develops program content, curates speakers, and manages virtual event logistics.
Keynote Speakers: Renowned behavioral scientists, policymakers, and nudge unit leaders share research findings and implementation experiences.
Session Chairs: Moderate sessions, facilitate discussions, and manage participant interaction.
Presenters: Academics, policy analysts, and behavioral practitioners present field experiment designs, results, and policy applications.
Participants: Engage in interactive talks, Q&A, and networking sessions.
Technical Review Committee: Reviews abstracts and papers for academic rigor and practical relevance.
Participate and Contribute (Who Benefits):
Policy Makers and Government Officials: Gain capacity-building insights on designing and implementing behavioral interventions.
Behavioral Scientists and Researchers: Explore latest methodologies and replicate scalable interventions.
Nudge Unit Practitioners: Share case studies and cross-country best practices for behavioral policy deployment.
Program Evaluators and Data Analysts: Enhance skills in outcome measurement and evaluation design.
Academics and Graduate Students: Present research, network, and publish in indexed journals.
Benefits:
Certificate of Participation awarded upon feedback submission.
Commemorative momento recognizing active participation and contribution.
Abstracts and selected papers published in leading indexed journals including Scopus, CrossRef, Web of Science (WoS), Elsevier, and SCI-indexed publications.
Abstract Topics / Call for Papers (CFP) Tracks:
Design and Implementation of Field Experiments in Policy Contexts
Overcoming Challenges in Scaling Behavioral Interventions
Measuring Behavioral Change: Metrics and Novel Approaches
Lessons from Global Nudge Units: Successes and Failures
Ethical Considerations and Transparency in Behavioral Policy
Cross-Sectoral Applications: Health, Finance, Environment, Social Welfare
Integration of AI and Digital Tools in Behavioral Public Policy Experiments
Technical Session I: Design and Execution of Nudge Unit Projects
Technical Session III: Evaluating Policy Impact and Outcomes
10:45 – 11:00
Q&A and Networking Break
Q&A and Networking Break
11:00 – 11:45
Technical Session II: Ethical and Transparency Challenges
Panel Discussion: Global Lessons from Behavioral Public Policy
11:45 – 12:30
Abstract Presentations and Case Studies
Technical Session IV: Capacity Building and Future Directions
12:30 – 13:00
Participant Feedback and Interactive Discussion
Closing Ceremony & Certificate Distribution
This conference offers a platform to deepen expertise in behavioral public policy lab work, emphasizing experimental rigor, scalable solutions, and global policy lessons, with certification and publication opportunities
