Achievements - Behavioural and Experimental Economics Team (beet)

Behavioural and Experimental Economics Team

Achievements

We developed a strategy for the National Blood Transfusion Service of the Slovak Republic and created a behavioral tool to improve donations.

Renovated and constructed 60 polyclinics valued at €50 million and secured an additional €70 million for future development.

As one of the first countries (BEET, Slovakia) in the world, we participated in the International Sludge Academy. Sludge is a method that helps identify obstacles in public and private processes, allowing us to improve services for citizens and customers.

beet - co-author of LOGIC: Principles of Good Practice for Integrating Behavioural Approaches into Public Policy

beet has been researching the impact of behaviour on health outcomes for a World Bank and WHO report

beet is a member of the OECD Behavioral Insights Network

Karent's paper, which made a significant contribution by revealing the importance of getting the choice architecture right for increasing donor

The architecture of choice in charitable giving has an impact on saving lives

beet provided expert opinion to WHO in setting up a behavioural unit in Romania

beet is an example in the WHO/Europe handbook on setting up behavioural health units