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The IBPPA offers a few small travel bursaries each year to people who have been accepted to present a paper at its Annual Conference or at one of its workshops. Eligible applicants will have to deliver a presentation, in person, at the IBPPA event for which they are applying for funding. Those awarded a travel bursary will receive £500, on receipt of travel receipts, following the event that they have attended. Recipients will also be required to write a blog of their confere

Are you passionate about the intersection of behavioural science and public policy? We are looking for a motivated individual to join our team as a Blog Editor  for Behavioural Public Policy  (BPP), published by Cambridge University Press. The BPP Blog serves as a companion to the journal, providing a platform for expert opinion, multidisciplinary research highlights, and real-world applications. The role is ideal for someone with : Strong Editorial Judgment:  identifying tim

From keynote visions of ‘Behavioural AI’ to field experiments on job matching and green transport, the 2025 BPP Workshop in Singapore...

What if climate communication could enhance support for unpopular but necessary policies? Valerie Dewaelheyns, Pieter Raymaekers, Florian...

As global temperatures rise, so does our reliance on air conditioning (AC). What if the solution to sustainable cooling is not just about...

Tax compliance remains a thorny issue for governments worldwide—especially in developing countries where informal economic activity,...

Air pollution is a worldwide challenge. Despite the serious environmental and health effects, pollution can go unnoticed until very...

We were delighted to hear from Professor Mario Rizzo , who delivered the 2025 Annual LSE Behavioural Public Policy Lecture. A recording...