A key feature of the programme will be the importance of designing behavioural experiments to ensure your results are robust, scalable and replicable.
Participants will be in one of three groups each tacking a specific project. While the projects might change the options currently under consideration are:
Each of the teams will produce a decision science-based set of recommendations for the agency who have provided the case study.
Participants will also be running a range of experiments over the course of the conference- exploring some of the key ideas in decision science. Watch this space for onsite real-time reports.
Follow up: all of the case studies have real implications. Each of the agencies that has agreed to provide a case study are committed to adopting a number of the recommendations provided. Participants will be able to track the impact of their project recommendations.
And will be a follow-up webinar after IFC to review the results as a group.
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Clare Segal, Director