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|name=Developing a convincing narrative for your campaign
|name=Developing a convincing story for your campaign
|description=The framework of "Story-Based Strategy" helps you figure out your campaign’s narrative strategy. It’s composed of tools or worksheets that you can use to analyze the opposition’s story, the current popular narrative about your issue, and develop a way of pitching or talking about your issue that will win over the folks you need to win!
|description=The framework of "Story-Based Strategy" helps you figure out your campaign’s narrative strategy. It’s composed of tools or worksheets that you can use to analyze the opposition’s story, the current popular narrative about your issue, and develop a way of pitching or talking about your issue that will win over the folks you need to win!
|hypothesis=The development of a common narrative targets especially institutional and behavioural Lock-Ins.
|hypothesis=The development of a common narrative targets especially institutional and behavioural Lock-Ins.
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|tool-type=Vision
|tool-type=Vision
|lll=Vienna
|lll=Vienna
|language=English, spanish, Traditional Chinese
|language=spanish, english, traditional chinese
|empowerment-strategy=shared communication of narratives
|empowerment-strategy=shared communication of narratives
}}
}}

Revision as of 11:50, 3 June 2026

TOOL
Developing a convincing story for your campaign
Short description

The framework of "Story-Based Strategy" helps you figure out your campaign’s narrative strategy. It’s composed of tools or worksheets that you can use to analyze the opposition’s story, the current popular narrative about your issue, and develop a way of pitching or talking about your issue that will win over the folks you need to win!

Unlock-hypothesis

The development of a common narrative targets especially institutional and behavioural Lock-Ins. It can help to: Open political windows of opportunity, reduce resistance to change, build new alliances for the mobility transition, change habits.

Lock-in Layers

institutional, behavioural

Lock-in Cluster

Lack of Motivation/Intention & Habits, Personal and Social Beliefs, Attitudes, Characteristics of the Alternative, Political agency

Link for further information about the tool
Level of effort for application

low

Skill level needed for application

low

Suitable spatial context

flexible

Spatial limitation

no

Visualisation

Tool type

Vision

LLL-Application

Vienna

Languages

spanish, english, traditional chinese

Experts for this Tool

Paula von Krosigk (Austria, English, German)