incentivisation

Creating behavioral rewards

Incentivisation is the act of providing incentives—rewards or motivations designed to encourage particular behaviors or outcomes.

The term appears frequently in business and policy contexts: The incentivisation of renewable energy adoption has driven solar panel sales.

Also spelled incentivization.

The simpler word is incentivizing.

reward

bonus

Reward beyond expectation

commission · rebate · dividend · compensation · remuneration · kickback · bounty · premium · allowance · recognition

motivation

encouragement

Support spurring continued effort

inducement · stimulation · urging · spurring · prompting · nudging · coaxing · impetus · catalyst · drive

policy

subsidy

Financial assistance from government

  • grantBestow or award money
  • fundingSupplying monetary resources
  • voucherRedeemable certificate for value

rebate · stimulus · investment · scheme · program · legislation · regulation · mandate · directive · framework

strategy

planning

Arranging for future events

alignment · optimization · gamification · targeting · measurement · metrics · KPIs · benchmarking · evaluation · accountability

Opposites
motivation method

incentivisationpunishment

Penalty for an offense

penalisation · deterrence · sanction · penalty · disincentive

behavioral control approach

incentivisationmandate

Formal authoritative directive

compulsion · coercion · mandating · obligation · requirement

INTERVENTION vs. NON-INTERVENTION

incentivisationlaissez-faire

Noninterference in commerce

non-intervention · deregulation · natural consequence · intrinsic motivation · market forces

Family

incentive, incite, incitement, incentives, disincentive, incentivize, disincentives, incentivise, incentivised

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