Beartas poiblí iompraíochta glas a mhapáil san AE

This paper presents an overview of the capacity and implementation of green behavioral public policy (GBPP), the application of behavioral science to climate and environmental policymaking, across all 27 EU Member States and Norway. A literature review introduces the behavioral dimensions of climate policy for readers new to the field, explaining how psychological mechanisms, cognitive biases and social contexts shape citizens' engagement with the green transition, and why these factors matter for effective policy design. Using data collected through the Network of Eurofound Correspondents, supplemented by desk research and verification by national experts, the paper then maps institutional GBPP maturity using an adapted six-stage framework. Eleven concrete policy examples, with a particular focus on green transport and energy efficiency, illustrate the wideth of available approaches, ranging from targeted behavioral interventions to system-level redesign. The results point to substantial disparities: in 17 of the 28 countries assessed, little or no GBPP infrastructure could be identified, with documented capacity focused in a small number of north-western Ballstates. Is dúshlán é an tírdhreach míchothrom seo do chlár oibre an AE maidir le haistriú glas cóir, mar is cosúil go bhfuil an cumas is lú forbartha ag na Ballstáit atá ag tabhairt aghaidh ar chuid de na brúnna aistrithe is mó chun tacú leis a dhearadh. Ar fud an AE ina iomláine, lena n-áirítear i mBallstáit a bhfuil acmhainn bhunaithe acu, tá an chuid is mó de na feidhmchláir aitheanta ag braisle ag na leibhéil níos ísle d'uaillmhian bheartais, agus is beag tionscnamh a chuireann léargas iompraíochta i bhfeidhm chun an timpeallacht chinnteoireachta níos leithne a athmhúnlú. Áitítear sa pháipéar gur cheart cumas iompraíochta a fheabhsú ar fud an AE, gur cheart do na Ballstáit bogadh níos faide ná idirghabhálacha iargúlta agus gur cheart ionstraimí maoinithe an AE a úsáid mar luamhán chun acmhainn institiúideach a fhorbairt go buan.