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Theories and Models of Behaviour Change

Considerable attention has been given in the literature to models of individual behaviour change per se – but much less attention has been given to models or theories that attempt to understand behaviour change within groups, organisations and whole communities. The design of programs to reach populations requires an understanding of how those communities work, their barriers and enablers to change, and what influences their behaviours in general.