Behaviour Change Pilot Cuts Litter by 16%
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Behaviour Change Pilot Cuts Litter by 16%
A pioneering scheme led by independent environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy has demonstrated how sustained behaviour change activity can improve both the physical environment and people’s perceptions of their local area – delivering cleaner streets, stronger community pride and renewed economic confidence without putting additional pressure on council budgets.The 12-month “Love Where You Live Heckmondwike” programme, funded through the Litter…
Behaviour change pilot backed by major brands cuts litter by 16% – unlocking cleaner communities and commercial opportunity
Discover what's happening in retail today, Retail Times publishes international & UK retail news covering products, data, tech, packaging, people, research, comment and much more. A pioneering pilot led by independent environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy has demonstrated how sustained behaviour change activity can improve both the physical environment and people’s perceptions of their local area – delivering cleaner streets, stronger communit…
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