RANAS
The Risks, Attitudes, Norms, Abilities and Self-regulation (RANAS) approach to systematic behavior change is an established method for designing and evaluating behavior change strategies that target and change the factors influencing a specific behavior in a specific population. In brief, it is an easily applied method for measuring behavioral factors, assessing their influence on behavior, designing tailored strategies that change behavior, and measuring the effectiveness of these.
RANAS
The RANAS approach to systematic behavior change
This gives you a short (2-page) overview of the approach.
The RANAS model of behavior change
This presents the scientific model.
The RANAS behavioral factors
This is a brief description of the behavioral factors of the model and how these factors are measured with questions in a survey.
The RANAS Guideline
A full-length practical guide to using the RANAS approach.
Doer/non-doer analysis to specify the critical behavioral factors
This is a short text about how to conduct a doer/non-doer analysis, a method of identifiying the factors that critically steer a target behavior.
Design, Implementation and Evaluation of a Handwashing Campaign in Harare, Zimbabwe
A case study about handwashing in schools and households that shows the steps of the practical guide in action.
Promotion of arsenic-safe drinking water sources in Bangladesh
A case study about drinking safe water that illustrates the steps of the practical guide.
Here you can look at some pictures of realized behavior change techniques.
For a detailed description, see the Catalog of RANAS behavior change techniques
The RANAS behavior change techniques (BCTs)
This document briefly describes a catalog of 36 behavior change techniques.