AdvanCing behavioural Change Through an INclusive Green deal research behaviour and social practices aimed at involving and improving the conditions of vulnerable groups in the Ecological Transition and the EU Green Deal.  

Involved members: Kenneth Vilhelmsen, Franziska Gehlmann, Giuseppe Masini, Erica Löfström, Christian Klöckner 

ACCTING

Involved members: Yechennan Peng, Christian Klöckner

Involved members: Christian Klöckner

Cells4Energy

Involved members: Stepan Vesely, Sari Verachtert, Erica Löfström, Christian Klöckner

CircleUp

Circular Economy Modelling for Climate Change Mitigation is an interdisciplinary research project to develop a new generation of advanced models and model-based scenarios that can analyze the impact of future material use along with the contribution of various CE strategies and policies on GHG emission mitigation. Our role in the project is to develop a measurement framework survey tool to assess the consumer behaviour related to the CE.

Involved members: Altamash Bashir, Christian Klöckner 

CircoMod

Involved members: Erica Löfström, Christian Klöckner

CleanCultures

Involved members: Ansab Koduvali, Christian Klöckner

CURE

Involved members: Chrysi Danelaki, Christian Klöckner

FME Northwind

Inclusive Citizenship in a World in Transformation: Co-Designing for Democracy

Involved members: Erica Löfström, Christian Klöckner

INCITE-DEM

Involved members: Stepan Vesely, Christian Klöckner

MULTIFUTURES

Which narratives of sustainability can inspire people in their respective roles within society (e.g., as privileged or disadvantaged individuals, politicians, administrators, managers) to be part of the necessary radical socio-ecological change? Our aim in this project is to investigate the corresponding psychological processes that foster or hinder pro-ecological behaviours.  

Involved members: Parissa Chokrai, Christian Klöckner 

Narrating Sustainability

Involved members: Erica Löfström, Kristoffer Fjællingsdal, Christian Klöckner

Nature in your Face

Citizen engagement in the energy transition. This project is about climate activism. It investigates how current and former activists experience the process of engagement: what makes some people stay engaged long-term while others quit, and how the engagement influences one’s emotions related to climate change.  

Involved members: Britta Eklöf, Åshild Røen, Christian Klöckner

Investigating mobility transition in Norway. The role of citizens in the transition of the transportation system. This project examines how psychological parameters are associated with the adoption of mobility innovations in Norway.  

Involved members: Milad Mehdizadeh, Pardis S. Yegai, Trond Nordfjærn, Christian Klöckner 

NTRANS

Gamification of a museum biodiversity exhibit, focusing specifically on fostering knowledge, empathy and understanding of how local species interact.

Involved members: Kristoffer Fjællingsdal, Isabel Richter

Nøkling i Knipe

Involved members: Isabell Richter, Mari Reitstøen Arnesen, Christian Klöckner

RAINFOREST

Sustainable Consumer Engagement and Demand Response

Involved members: Stepan Vesely, Christian Klöckner

SENDER

In this NFR-funded project, we develop and test a comprehensive socio-psychological theory explaining pro-environmental behavior spillover (i.e., how the enactment of one pro-environmental behavior may trigger further behavioral changes).  

Involved members: Ragnheidur Torfadottir, Gloria Amaris, Stepan Vesely, Christian Klöckner, Heather B. Trulove, Ellen van der Werff, John Thøgersen  
Contact: Stepan Vesely 

Spillover 

Involved members: Christian Klöckner

SSH Centre

«Sweet Spot» project to solve marine plastic pollution in Norway:

The Sweet Spot project is an interdisciplinary collaboration to identify the primary sources and hot-spot areas of plastic pollution in Norwegian waters and to investigate transformative solutions to the marine plastic problem. The science of machine learning, artificial intelligence, laboratory analysis, behavioural change, supply chain management and business model research will be integrated with the active involvement of local and regional actors.  

Involved members: Natalya Amirova, Isabel Richter 

Sweet Spot project

Involved members: Stepan Vesely, Erica Löfström, Christian Klöckner