The objective of this working group will be to discuss the levers that can trigger behavior change and how best to employ them. We should aim to be able to deliver key messages on the most effective behavior changes in relation to dealing with future energy demand and use. Discussion should also identify what barriers exist in delivering behavior change towards more efficient energy use and what policies should be implemented to overcome them. We should also aim to discuss what the various roles are for key actors in modern society, including Government, businesses, individuals and organizations. It is interesting to find relationship between post-mass production/consumption/waste age and LCSs.

It is expected that we agree on the priority of built and transport sector for behavior change supported by appropriate regulatory frameworks and urban planning.

• What are the main levers in behavior change, what barriers need to be overcome?,
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• What roles exist for different actors i.e. individuals, businesses, Governments, etc?

• What are the roles of policy options, including regulations and setting standards, for behavior change?

• In particular, how consumption patterns of the developed countries can betackled in the context of behavior change?

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