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The Yellow House
Motivational research has consistently found that two of the key motivators for personal change are providing simple practical actions that people can take, and leading by example.
We believe that people are prepared to imitate what friends, colleagues and neighbours are doing. Few go it alone unless they have peer-support or a good example to follow. Many of COIN's activities aim to illustrate what is possible by example.
Speakers
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We hear all the time about climate change, but how much do we really know about what it means for our lives and ourselves? After the success of last year's series, the Climate Outreach and Information Network has organised a second series of monthly speaker events, to bring together more of the best informed perspectives on the problems and challenges of climate change.
The One Stop Shop
One of COIN's objectives is to ensure that knowledge of how to reduce emissions is held by people in a manner that is accessible, timely, authoritative and clear.
Our Four Programme Challenges
Our programme is informed by the four challenges and responses identified in the table below. Finding solutions for each challenge represents the core of our programme. Some of our activities meet these challenges individually. Others address the challenges in a more comprehensive fashion.
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