This blog post originally appeared on Oxfam's Knowledge Hub Blog and we're pleased to share it here with the SEEP Community.

This blog is published as part of the 2017 WEE Global Learning Forum Blog Series.

Facilitated by Oxfam and the SEEP Network, the Practitioners' Learning Group (PLG) on Shifting Social Norms in the Economy at Scale aims to better understand how to address social norms in the economy and create change at scale.

During the recent WEE Global Learning Forum, initial insights were shared with a wide audience during a particularly well attended session articulated around the following themes:

• Overview of what social norms in the economy are, diagnostic approaches and strategies for change at scale
• Key findings from the testing of a tool to diagnose social norms in Bangladesh
• Strategies for change and approaches to measuring change

You missed the session? Watch the video recording below!

Overview of what social norms in the economy are, diagnostic approaches and strategies for change at scale (Download the presentation)

By Anam Parvez Butt, Oxfam

Key findings from the testing of a tool to diagnose social norms in Bangladesh (Download the presentation)

By Imogen Davies and Pushpita Saha - Oxfam

Strategies for change and approaches to measuring change (Download the presentation)

By Emily Hillenbrand and Pranati Mohanraj - CARE USA

See here for detailed information on the PLG process and how to join the Community of Practice.

Vincent Trousseau is the Digital Comms Lead for the Women's Economic Empowerment in Agriculture Knowledge Hub at Oxfam.