Snapshot
Achieving "Yes" From People By Preempting "No"
A national or federal government organization quite practically overcomes the problem of apathetic donors not voluntarily signing up for post-mortem organ donation by reversing the formal process involved so that they 'opt-out' rather than 'opt-in' ... Check out below how to breed from this Sebir
Goal
Improve service quality of potential post-mortem organ donors for a national or federal government organization
Problem
People often put off participating in something, even when it's clearly a worthwhile cause such as post-mortem organ donation
Sebir
Participation in post-mortem organ donation is increased from a minority to a majority of potential donors through amending the method of voluntary consent from 'opt-in' to 'opt-out' Donors effectively elect to donate organs 'en masse' because they must take a decision against doing so. They become decisive and sign up by doing nothing
Breeding Hint 2
Think how you might use the predisposition of people to more readily make decisions that require that they do nothing. This can increase compliance with and engagement in important public activities (for instance, observing community safety requirements)
Breeding Hint 1
Think about how you might amend any processes for gaining a contribution from people to worthwhile causes by making it more compelling for them to say "Yes" rather than to say "No"