
Evaluate Program Impact
Perform a follow-up scan. Go back to the same area where you completed an initial cigarette litter scan and scan again to confirm the program is making a dent in reducing cigarette litter. This will provide concrete results. Re-scan any time between five weeks and three months after the start of a Cigarette Litter Prevention Program.
Gauge public awareness. Check in with how well the program is making local residents aware of the issue—and the city’s program. Track media coverage. Consider a small resident survey to measure public awareness.
We recommend doing follow up scans, and getting more media and enforcement on board. |
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Take a look at how Hot Springs / Garland County Beautification Commission in Arkansas tracked their media views
