Aspiring to make sustainable changes
When we learn something new, we need a chance to apply that learning to allow it to stick, to actually become part of our capacity. At Nadulpan, we develop training material and content that is based on evidence-based principles of adult learning, curricular design and behaviour change. This allows you to learn more than just knowledge - but also allows you to apply that knowledge to build skills and to change attitudes and behaviours.
We use our experience in working with influential clients like Save the Children, WarChild and Catholic Relief Services to offer content that project managers and content developers can used to develop their own materials. We teach you how to present content to ensure learning of new skills, interactive elements, gamified toolkits or a microlearning lessons, while building in assessments to tell you how you're doing.
It's not rocket science - it's just science.
Helping create real change by seeing the situation differently
Behaviour change is not scary. Really. Yes, we can make it complex, but at Nadulpan, we are committed to making it simple and accessible. Really.
Infusing our rich experience in behaviour change work with influential clients and community teams like the United Nations, Red Cross and Red Crescent, FHI360, CHIC and USAID, we bring a host of resources in behaviour change. Our content is tested and vetted by our community health advisory team from 25 countries as they work in community every day to save lives.
We infuse behavioural science into our content and present it in accessible formats using pedagogically-appropriate methodologies. It works.
Designing change is fun!
When we experiment, we are flexing our creative mind, making us think and see things in a different way. At Nadulpan, we design toolkits with games, training materials and digital and physical assets that can help you see, think and exercise your own creative solutions.
We've supplied clients like KNCV, Nethope, Interpeace, Mercy Corps and WHO with tools and content which their stakeholders further used to develop their own materials. Here, we offer you ways to craft your own content and ensure your community benefits from thinking in new and exciting ways.
Who says learning can't be fun?