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Registration Fees

Important Dates

  • Deadline for Abstract & Session Submissions: 15 January 2024 (23:59 any time zone)
  • Notification of acceptance: 01 March 2024
  • Deadline for registration of presenters: 15 March 2024

Paper Session

Submit Extended Abstract

  • Paper Sessions will showcase research from all areas of BPP
  • We welcome submissions of both quantitative and qualitative studies
  • We are looking for individual or co-authored academic papers that are nearing completion (not study designs or early ideas).
  • We do not require full paper submissions
  • Presentation + Q&A format
  • Sessions will be curated by the programme committee
  • Submit extended abstract (MS Word or PDF)

Thematic Session

Submit Session Proposal

  • Thematic Sessions provide a platform for a group of presenters to showcase a range of projects, (case) studies, or papers that are all interconnected under a common theme within the realm of BPP
  • Session length: 1.5 hours
  • Organized and chaired by the presenters: at least 3 and no more than 4 presenters
  • All presenters will need to register and attend in person
  • Interactive formats (e.g. panel discussions) will be prioritized
  • Submit Thematic Session Proposal (MS Word or PDF) which includes: (1) Proposed title of the Thematic Session, (2) Names & affiliations of all presenters/panellists (3) A brief overview of the theme, the proposed format, and how the individual contributions of the session are connected.
  • One submission per session and team. 

Policy Session

Submit Session Proposal

  • Policy Sessions bring together practitioners and academics to discuss empirical and conceptual issues regarding the real-world application of BPP in a wide set of domains and institutional settings, including public administration, municipalities, large organisations, and businesses.
  • Session length: 1.5 hours
  • Organized and chaired by the Policy Session Organisers: at least 3 and no more than 5 panellists.
  • Interactive formats (e.g. panel discussion) are required.
  • Submit Policy Session Proposal (MS Word or PDF) which includes: (1) Proposed title of the Policy Session, (2) Names & affiliations of all presenters/panellists, (3) A brief overview of the theme and its importance for Behavioural Public Policy, (4) A short bio (max 100 words) for each panellist.
  • One submission per session and team. 

* Reduced Registration Fee applies to:

  • Students (formal student status)
  • Residents in low income, lower-middle-income and upper-middle income economies, based on World Bank classification.