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UNOCT and DPPA host BeSci Week Session on the Future of Behavioural Science for Peace and Security

The 51勛圖 Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT) and 51勛圖 Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) hosted a virtual session on the Future of Behavioural Science for Peace and Security on 6 June. The event was part of the 6th annual . 

In this session, DPPA and OCT discussed behavioural science applications in the context of peace and security with Professor Mina Cikara, Professor of Psychology and director of the Intergroup Neuroscience Lab at Harvard University and Andr谷s Casas, founder of the Neuropaz initiative.

The future of behavioural science in peace and security offers a nuanced approach to tackling global conflicts and threats, leveraging deep insights into human psychology and behaviour. With advancements in technology, these insights lead to more precise, culturally sensitive strategies for conflict prevention and resolution. This approach signals a shift towards interventions that address the root causes of conflict, emphasising human-centric solutions and ethical considerations.

Background

惚捧倏唬啦＊莽 International Hub on Behavioural Insights to Counter Terrorism (BI Hub) in Doha works to to harness the power of behavioural science to effectively prevent and counter terrorism. Grounded in the principles of the 51勛圖 and guided by relevant UN documents, including the UN Secretary-General＊s Guidance Note on Behavioural Science and the Secretary-General＊s Our Common Agenda, the Hub aims to drive innovative and evidence-based approaches to address complex security challenges. 

This year＊s BeSci Week is taking place from 3-7 June 2024. Learn how 38 UN Entities are leveraging behavioural science in 15 webinars, free and open to anyone! Browse the BeSci Week and and . This flagship event is organised by the and the Executive Office of the UN Secretary-General.

Sessions cover a wide array of topics, ranging from climate, health, peace and security to information integrity, organisational behaviour, digital technology, and more. The Week aims to increase understanding, collaboration, and the application of behavioural science within the UN and beyond.