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Life Change for a One Planet Wales: Viewpoints

How to bring about social change and encourage lifestyle choices that will achieve a sustainable Wales

We have invited experts and practitioners from different organisations and sectors, to share their opinions on the topic of how to bring about social change and encourage lifestyle choices that will achieve a sustainable Wales. With reference to their own experiences and research, they present a variety of interesting and informative perspectives on the topic.

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	Life Change for a One Planet Wales Introduction
	Promoting values for a sustainable Wales Dr Adam Corner with Professor Greg Maio and Professor Ulrike Hahn
	Changing mindsets Professor Alan Knight OBE Commissioner, Sustainable Development Commission
	Measuring what is hard to count: WWF’s tool for evaluating behaviour change Andrew Ross Freelance journalist writing for WWF-UK
	A sustainable currency for Wales Angela Burns AM, Shadow Minister for the Environment, Sustainability & Planning
	Wales can and must act on climate change - here & now Chris Johnes Oxfam Cymru
	Sustainability: can the media turn a buzz word into a way of life? Chris Kelsey Media Wales
	Community regeneration and its potential to initiate change Professor Dave Adamson and Stuart Jones The Centre for Regeneration and Sustainable Communities, University of Glamorgan
	Making sustainability normal David Willans Futerra Sustainability Communications
	Problems with polls, poles, plastic bags and peers George Marshall Climate Outreach Information Network
	The power of one Helen Northmore Energy Saving Trust Wales
	Achieving social and lifestyle changes for a sustainable Wales Jane Davidson AM, Minister for Environment, Sustainability and Housing
	An equal, sustainable Wales Jill Evans MEP, Plaid Cymru
	From Behaviours to Lifestyles – The Need for a Holistic Perspective Professor Ken Peattie The Centre for Business Relationships, Accountability, Sustainability and Society, Cardiff University
	Supporting and motivating communication change in the climate change and sustainable development sectors Kim Treasure Science Shops Wales
	Achieving social and lifestyle changes for a sustainable Wales: lessons from social marketing Mark Stuart Chartered Institute of Marketing
	Mind the imagination gap Neil Ingham Head of Communications, Welsh Liberal Democrats
	Promoting environmentally responsible behaviours and citizenship Prof Nick Pidgeon School of Psychology, Cardiff University
	The untapped potential of women for achieving a sustainable Wales Rhian Connick National Federation of Women’s Institutes in Wales
	Death by Chocolate? Richard Thomas Sustainable Development Practitioner, Synnwyr Busnes- Business Sense, Bangor University
	The role of local interpretation and local distinctiveness in achieving change for a sustainable Wales Shelagh Hourahane Creu-ad Heritage Interpretation
	Understanding health behaviour and behaviour change - the role of socio-ecological theory in the development and evaluation of public health interventions Dr Simon Murphy Cardiff Institute of Society Health and Ethics, School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University
	Sustainability: a technological problem, or a cultural one? William Shaw RSA Arts and Ecology