Data-driven Behavioural-led

I. SCP
Strategic Communication Planning

Exploring the issue to be addressed and formally structuring the problem space. By identifying key groups, behaviours and audiences that are related to the behavioural ojectives — known as a Desired or Non-Desired Behaviour(s) (DB or NDB respectively).

Outputs:
1. PSM
2. Group-Behaviour pairs
3. Behavioural objectives (MOE)
4. Research questions and Hypotheses
5. TAA Research plan

II. TAA
Target Audience Analysis

Using targeted, field-based research to understand and analyse Target Audiences (TAs)

Outputs:
1. Research findings
2. CTG and TA Profiles (TAP)

III. CIS
Campaign Intervention Strategy 

Developing and testing the behaviour change intervention strategy. Using (TAP) and data from TAA to develop a strategy for influencing behaviour. This includes the planning of an appropriate communication campaign, and testing recommendations using system models developed during Phase I (SCP) and Phase II (TAA). 

Outputs:
1. Intervention strategy
2. Intervention prognosis

IV. IMP
Implementation

Creating and deploying the strategic communication campaign.

Outputs:
1. Implementation brief
2. Campaign Design
3. Campaign Media

V. MEL
Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning. 

Assessing the efficacy of a behavioural change intervention after it has been implemented. This includes the repeat collection of audience data and comparison of changes against criteria established during Phase I (SCP).

Outputs:
1. MOE data collections and analysis
2. Project report

“THERE EXISTS NO UNIVERSAL COMMUNICATION MODEL APPLICABLE TO ALL GROUPS AND CULTURES. ALL COMMUNICATION EFFORTS MUST BE TAILORED TO THE LOCAL DYNAMICS AND WITH RESPECT TO THE BEHAVIOURS ONE IS SEEKING TO CHANGE”
— Cdr (Rtd.) Dr Steve Tatham Ph.D
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