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RANAS model explains compliance with speed limits in Munich
On behalf of the Mobility Department of the City of Munich, Ranas conducted a
Peer-reviewed article about COVID-19 hygiene behaviours published
Funded by the COVID-19 Hygiene Hub and under the leadership of the London School
RANAS campaign and bin provision increased organic waste separation in Tongogara refugee camp
We recently concluded the evaluation of an innovative behaviour change campaign, in collaboration with
RANAS behavioural factors explain consumption of Moringa in Mozambique
In collaboration with Helvetas and Oikos, Ranas has successfully implemented the baseline data collection
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Multi-year study on road safety in Munich
Country: Germany
The importance of supporting infrastructure construction with behaviour change
Country: Angola
RANAS campaign and bin provision increased organic waste separation in Tongogara refugee camp
Country: Zimbabwe
Can behaviour change communication stop deforestation?
Country: Ghana
Testimonials
Halia Mocala, Solidar Suisse
In our humanitarian program, the RANAS methodology has allowed us to deeply understand the context, challenges, fears and strengths of the communities where we work. With this knowledge, active support and ownership of key stakeholders, we have seen improvements in the target behaviors.
Annecilia Alcindor, SFE Laos
The RANAS method has enabled our team to take a more holistic and in-depth approach to behaviour change, resulting in a more tangible and lasting impact on communities. Our team will be able to continue explore and use what they have learned for future work in both rural communities and health services.
Dr. Charles Niwagaba, Makerere University
I really like the RANAS approach, because it presents a systematic way of engaging with communities, inquiring from them, about their behaviours, and also visualising these behaviours. It brings up open discussions.
Anne Babb, International Blue Cross
The RANAS Behavior Change Model opened my eyes further to name and categorize different behavioral factors, behavioral outcomes and contextual factors as a new insight that truly enhances our approach on behavior change at prevention activities and in recovery support. I am very inspired to learn more about this model and wish to share the learning with Blue Crosses worldwide.
