Past Projects
2013–2015
This nationwide project is the first of its kind to examine the rise and impact of ethical consumption in Australia.
Past Projects
2013–2015
The Victorian Government’s Department of Human Services has engaged the Beyond Behaviour Change research team to undertake an evaluation of a sustainable housing project in Horsham .
Past Projects
2014
Researchers from the Beyond Behaviour Change research team investigated changing household energy demand.
Past Projects
2013
In partnership with BehaviourWorks at Monash University, Beyond Behaviour Change researchers conducted interviews and site visits with EPA field officers.
Past Projects
2012
This project sought to understand the carriage, (dis)integration and transferral of international students’ comfort practices on arrival to Australia.
Past Projects
2012
As part of the Australian Government's Smart Grid, Smart City demonstration project, Ausgrid engaged the Beyond Behaviour Change team to develop a home energy audit for households.
Past Projects
2012
This project investigated a range of issues concerning home energy demand.
Past Projects
2012
This UK based interdisciplinary project integrated energy monitoring with design and social anthropological understanding of household energy use.
Past Projects
2010–2012
RMIT’s Beyond Behaviour Change group assisted Kildonan Uniting Care in developing a social practices approach to project design and evaluation.
Past Projects
2010–2011
The Resilient Urban Systems project aimed to assess the capacity of community-level urban energy and water systems to support long term adaptation to climate change.
Past Projects
2011
This Think Tank established a dialogue between local and state government, academic experts and the housing sector.
Past Projects
2006–2010
This project focused on the role of behaviour change initiatives and other non-technical interventions in transitioning towards carbon neutrality.
Past Projects
2010
This project explored how established migrant families in Melbourne and Sydney conceptualise waste, energy and water consumption in the context of their everyday lives.