In an earlier article, we discussed the concept of behavioural approach in the policy-making process. Recently, there has been a shift from traditional regulatory reform (which focuses on reviewing existing legislation and improving them by way of amendments or new laws) towards non-regulatory solutions (such as using behavioural sciences to revise policy framework). This is a global widespread phenomenon where even ASEAN countries are not oblivious to its impact.
In this article, our Partner and Head of the Corporate & Government Advisory practice, Mohamad Izahar Mohamad Izham and Associate Amiza binti Ahmad Murad will uncover among others, the application of Behavioural Insights among the ASEAN countries, and lessons learned from Behavioural Insights projects in select countries.
