Leveraging behavioral science for policymakers

Here’s why policymakers should consider behavioral economics and implementation science a crucial tool in their toolbox.

Our research can help you.

Our researchers have demonstrated how behavioral science can be incorporated into policy to achieve success and better health outcomes. CHIBE researchers have leveraged behavioral economics to make prescription medications more affordable, to steer people away from sugar-sweetened beverages, engage in HIV testing and treatment, and much more.

Research areas that may interest you…

person slices cucumbers and vegetables to make a salad and eat more healthy

Healthy Eating

close-up of a doctor's hand with a syringe about to inject a vaccine to a young child in Africa

Global Health

elderly woman of color takes a pill out of a weekly medication container

Medication Adherence

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Vaccines

And we have the proof.

CHIBE has worked with a multitude of private and public sector partners to develop and test scalable and cost-effective interventions that have improved the health of tens of millions of individuals.