This collaborative project ' InContext (Individuals in Context) ' will address gaps in the currentunderstanding of the complexity
of the contexts of individual behaviour and how these should be taken intoaccount when devising policies for transitions to
sustainable development.InContext distinguishes two strands of contexts determining the opportunities (drivers) and constraints
(barriers)shaping individual behaviours related to sustainable development:· the external context to individual behaviour: politics,
policies, infrastructure, social institutions, culture,habits, lifestyles (societal or structural factors).· the internal context to
individual behaviour: knowledge, personal interests, values, priorities