This study investigates the impact of a gamified intervention, inspired by the Gamiflow framework, on promoting composting behaviors in a workplace setting. Using a hybrid approach combining physical compost bins and a Slack-based gamified system, the intervention engaged 20 participants, with half assigned to a control group and the other half participating in the gamified program over three days.
Results showed significant improvements in composting confidence among participants in the gamified program compared to the control group (t(18) = 4.05, p < 0.001). Although knowledge and motivation differences were not statistically significant (p > 0.05), a trend was observed for improved composting behavior (χ² = 3.232, p = 0.072).
Post-intervention, the Slack channel continued to serve as a space for discussions on composting and eco-friendly practices, highlighting its role in fostering long-term community engagement. Limitations such as the relatively small sample size and short duration suggest future research should explore long-term effects and larger-scale implementations.