Is Your Social Impact Program Built for Behavior Change?: A Practical COM-B Checklist for Designing Around Real Behaviors
Many programs struggle not because people do not care, but because awareness alone is rarely enough to change behavior. The COM-B framework explains that action depends on three factors: Capability (whether people can do it), Opportunity (whether their environment supports it), and Motivation (whether they want to do it and follow through). Rather than asking why people are not acting, COM-B helps identify the specific barriers that prevent action and guides the design of more effective interventions.

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