South Asia Social Norms & Agency Learning Collaborative
The South Asia Social Norms & Agency Learning Collaborative (SA-SNALC) is a platform of institutions and individuals who are researchers, practitioners, and enthusiasts working in the domain of social norms. Our aim is to engage with the evidence and learning from research, implementation and measurement of norms-shifting interventions.
Learn
Explore the library of resources to understand social norms – design, implement, scale and measure.
Participate
Members of our collaborative work to generate discourses around social norms theory, measurement and practice.
Engage
Become a member to engage with the discourses and network with other members – Individuals and organisations.
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More than 300 members have come together to learn about and work on social norms in South Asia.
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The boundaries between the digital and the physical world have blurred, and it is time for us to update our digital game for influencing norms.
— South Asia Social Norms Learning Collaborative (@SocialNormsLC) November 6, 2023
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📢We are taking collaboration one step further! Join us!!
— South Asia Social Norms Learning Collaborative (@SocialNormsLC) October 25, 2023
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— South Asia Social Norms Learning Collaborative (@SocialNormsLC) October 9, 2023
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Centre for Social and Behaviour Change (CSBC), Ashoka University
The Centre for Social and Behaviour Change is a leading Indian institution that drives behavioural change measures for people and communities in need.
Project Concern International (PCI), India
Project Concern International, India has been working since 1998 to co-create and scale sustainable solutions to complex development problems rooted in community realities.