Experts agree that “litter is site specific”. In collaboration with a number of Environmental Organisations, we have designed the first of our site specific campaign packs. These turnkey solutions will save time and money and while focusing on a single issue will have a flow on effect in the general community.

This pack is to target specific transport hubs or locations such as train stations, bus stops, tram or ferry terminals. The pack is designed for a Council or organisation to educate the travelers about the effects of cigarette butt litter and promote the solution of personal responsibility. The community via local retailers continue the campaign with a sustainable retail model.

Ø     300 BUTTsOUT portable personal ashtrays to be distributed free to smokers through council facilities and by volunteers

Ø     2 Posters, A3 size – Specific for the site

Ø     2 BUTTsOUT T-shirts for volunteers and/or council staff

Ø     2 BUTTsOUT Distribution Bags

Ø      2 small Display/ Distribution

Ø      4 retail Packs each containing Point of sale display stand, 40 retail multi coloured BUTTsOUT In-store retail poster and information

 

Cigarette butt litter outside buildings has increased dramatically over the past 5 years and the provision of additional bins has not seen a substantial drop in butt litter. Education and personal responsibility is the solution to long-term change in smokers’ behaviour and a significant reduction in cigarette butt litter.

This standard pack is designed for Councils to conduct an in-house employee BUTTsOUT campaign gaining significant positive press. This press should be orientated towards the promotion of the effective solution and offer 6 Workplace Butt litter reduction starter packs free to the first 6 Businesses and Organisations to contact Council.

Ø     1 Council Workplace Pack

o      Containing 200 BUTTsOUT 4 Posters, 5 T-shirts, 5 Display boxes and press releases

Ø     6 Corporate Workplace Starter Packs

o      Each containing 40 BUTTsOUT, 2 Posters, 1 T-shirt, 2 Display Boxes plus samples internal and external communications