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BIT
BIT is a global research and innovation consultancy using behavioural science to improve lives. We are part of Nesta.
About BIT
BIT is a global research and innovation consultancy which combines a deep understanding of human behaviour with evidence-led problem-solving to improve people’s lives. We work with all levels of government, nonprofits and the private sector, applying behavioural science expertise with robust evaluation and data to help clients achieve their goals. BIT has more than 200 staff, and operates from offices around the world. Together, our staff provide unrivalled behavioural science expertise, amassed through the delivery of more than 1,700 projects across hundreds of countries. We are part of Nesta, the research and innovation foundation.
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7 published signals
Presence & Recognition
BIT is hosting an upcoming masterclass with the Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law on Wednesday 16 September at 13:00-14:00 AEST to tackle misinformation and behavioural science.
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Research & Knowledge
BIT was commissioned by the Australian Government Attorney-General's Department to design a national prevention framework for preventing abuse in older Australians.
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Research & Knowledge
BIT worked with United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) to find that support for gender equality is often higher than people believe, with 75% of men and 61% of women saying girls should study as far as they wish.
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Presence & Recognition
BIT is hosting Policy Live 2026 as Nesta and BIT's flagship event bringing together policymakers, public servants, civil society leaders, innovators and academics to explore UK policy challenges.
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Presence & Recognition
BIT and the Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law are hosting a free virtual masterclass on tackling misinformation with behavioural science on Wednesday 16 September at 13:00–14:00pm AEST.
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Research & Knowledge
BIT published a survey of 3,500 UK workers revealing that 43% thought AI could do most of other people's jobs within the next ten years, compared to 35% for their own.
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Presence & Recognition
BIT is attending Policy Live 2026 to bring experts with deep understanding of human behaviour to questions shaping the UK's future.
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