Waste & Resources Action Programme
GB-Banbury: IMI001-GEN Qualitative Research under CCS DPS RM6126
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Qualitative research services to provide consumer research and deliver insight that supports the development of citizen behaviour change campaigns, behaviour change interventions, industry or policy guidance, across food waste prevention, resource management, plastics and textile programmes.
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Qualitative research services to provide consumer research
Qualitative research services to provide consumer research and deliver insight that supports the development of citizen behaviour change campaigns, behaviour change interventions, industry or policy guidance, across food waste prevention, resource management, plastics and textile programmes.
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