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Behaviour change in general. Bridging the gaps between getting more information (choice) and intention (choice) and intention and overt behaviour (choice). In short: choice modelling by means gamification and design thinking/doing/Deming Circles and linked to unforeseen positive and negative feedbacks in inherent non-linear systems. Applications: healthy (urban) living for instance.
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I was amazed by the benevolent and open-minded (indeed also open-hearted) interaction at the GFHEU-conference. Honestly, I've never experienced such a strong connection to a network before. That made me think about the force humans could create, if they stand firm togheter. In a world increasingly shaped by separation and self-focus, we envision health and health solutions as a benevolent network—like a living system (I imagine a picture of funghi in the woods ;) where connection enables sharing of information, deeper understanding values, support resilience. By sharing perspectives and “lending each other our lenses,” we can help us see the full picture and create more holistic, human-centered solutions. So my idea would sound like this: The Power of We: Building Benevolent Networks for Health -- I really thank the GFHEU-Team (all the wonderful people i met) for the inspiration!