modest suggestions for anyone trying to save the world
Explore ideas for structure & strategy applicable to most campaigns
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Guidelines that apply to most campaigns: a 'toolkit' of fundamental ideas that are easy to overlook.
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Our story of making environmental improvements to an old house
Chris Rose & Pat Dade from CDSM explain the uses of the powerful psychographic mapping system.
Results from a question about attitudes to the state of the environment which has been asked many times by the values surveyors, CDSM
» Concern For The State of the UK Environment 2000 - 2010
Findings from qualitative research relevant to attempts to secure behaviour change that would reduce CO2 emissions.
» Motivating behavioural change affecting climate change (2007)
Governments and campaigners both face a common problem: how to generate change and political space for change. The conventional science-UN politics-media process isn't going to get them there - but other strategies could.
» Climate Change Campaigns: Keep Calm But Don't Carry On
A 2008 values-segmented survey about attitudes to climate change
» Who Gives A Stuff About Climate Change and Who's Taking Action ?
Discussion of a significant shift in the cultural balance of our society away from traditional values.
Pulling together work by leading values researchers and applicable to any subject.
» international values campaign planner
A new campaign strategy bringing together the influence of politics through public opinion, and the use of values to generate behaviour, linked by the consistency heuristic with an example applied to a priority group for behaviour change on climate.
» A new campaign strategy - VBCOP
A unique psychological mapping of voters in Britain (2005)
» A study of motivational psychological values, climate change & political identity