2. What strategies are needed to change behavior?
You have several strategies at your disposal to try and positively influence unsustainable user behavior. There are many possible levels of intervention. They range from a simple information device that the user is free to use or not, to an incentive system, and finally to a totally "intelligent" system that induces responsible use with complete transparency (cf. Figure 1).
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Bibliography
Lilley D., Design for sustainable behaviour: strategies and perceptions , Design Studies 30, p. 704-720, 2009
Schmalz J., Boks C., Simultaneous Application of Design for Sustainable Behavior and Linked Benefit Strategies in Practice , 18 th CIRP International Conference on LCE, Braunschweig, Germany, May 2nd-4th 2011...
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http://www-staff.lboro.ac.uk/~cddl/index.htm Design for sustainable behavior" website. This site offers both tools for structuring the responsible use approach and a large number of examples of products and services developed in this spirit.
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