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areas of the community can discourage the behavior of littering. In addition, providing ashtrays can also contain any litter. Liu and Sibley (2004) reported that adding ashtrays to a university campus reduced cigarette butt littering by 64%, however the change did not affect attitudes about litter. Confederates in the community could demonstrate the behavior of using ashtrays in areas where they are provided and educating others to use the ashtrays as well, or to not smoke in designated non-smoking areas. The use of confederates can help create an understanding of and normalize the new behavior. Again, these confederates can be designated community members or Association coordinators.

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154 Rain Barrel

COSTS: Intervention Per Unit Cost Signage $50 USD Ashtrays $30 USD

Total Cost $450 USD TBD

RUNOFF MITIGATION WITH RAIN BARRELS A rain barrel is a plastic barrel that collects runoff from the rooftops. Water collected in these barrels can be used for gardening and other purposes, but not for direct water consumption by humans. 155 Signage to Encourage No Smoking.

WASTE MANAGEMENT

The Association and the Institution should pursue a collaborative effort for installing rain barrels as a mid-cost and effective solution in reducing water contamination. According to our water test findings, there is evidence of bacterial contamination and other pollutants in the creek bed and springs. Runoff contributes to this contamination: “Typically, rainwater will run off of ... [the] roof and end up either in a local sewage system or stream. On the journey, the


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I. Community Discussion Manual

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H. Soil Testing Field Method Manual

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Acronyms

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G. Water Testing Field Method Manual

7min
pages 314-319

Sources

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pages 266-269

B. Expert Interviews

18min
pages 276-283

Environmental Education

7min
pages 258-264

Conclusion

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page 265

Runoff Mitigation With Rain Barrels

4min
pages 255-257

Problem Identification And Relevance

4min
pages 238-241

Install Signage To Encourage Environmental Conscientious Behavior

4min
pages 252-254

Conclusion

1min
pages 236-237

Install Trash And Recycling Receptacles In Public Space

5min
pages 248-251

Establishing A Waste Management System

1min
page 245

Sources

2min
pages 234-235

Project Timeline

1min
page 230

Recommendations

11min
pages 220-229

Design Review Process

4min
pages 212-219

Problem Identification And Relevance

2min
pages 202-204

CULTURAL ANCHIETA

1min
pages 200-201

Physical Design with Social Impact

2min
pages 210-211

Urban Design of Healthy Community Spaces

4min
pages 207-209

Conclusion

1min
pages 196-197

Sources

2min
pages 198-199

Design Possibilities for Decentralized Treatment

1min
page 195

Visioning for a Model Sustainable Community

1min
page 187

Status of Sewage Infrastructure In São Paulo

2min
pages 180-181

Sewage Free Anchieta Campaign

5min
pages 183-185

Septic System Education

1min
page 186

Sources

1min
pages 167-169

Problem Identification and Relevance

3min
pages 170-173

Types of Decentralized Sanitation

2min
pages 177-179

Conclusion

1min
page 166

Two Possible Unfavourable Events and Their Countermeasures

2min
page 155

Tenure Security and Related Legal Frameworks

2min
pages 153-154

Problem Identification And Relevance

2min
pages 148-149

Sources

4min
pages 144-147

Recreation Area

3min
pages 135-138

Socio-economic Vulnerability

2min
page 151

Conclusion

1min
pages 140-143

Reforestation

2min
pages 125-126

Constructed Wetland

1min
pages 123-124

Recommendations

1min
pages 118-119

Problem Identification and Relevance

3min
pages 110-115

Sources

4min
pages 104-109

Literature Review

3min
pages 116-117

Environment

1min
page 101

Summary

1min
pages 102-103

Zoning

2min
page 100

Community

2min
pages 98-99

Housing

3min
pages 96-97

Findings and Recommendations

1min
page 93

Community Meeting

2min
pages 90-92

Expert Interviews Summary

1min
pages 94-95

Soil Methods

4min
pages 87-89

Water Testing Methods

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pages 83-86

Drone and Observation Based Mapping

3min
pages 74-81

Water and Stormwater

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pages 69-70

Client-Partner Interview Summary

6min
pages 52-57

Socio-Demographic Profile

7min
pages 61-66

Instituto Anchieta Grajaú Interview Summary

1min
pages 58-59

Introduction

2min
pages 46-48

Method Limitations

2min
pages 49-51

Peripheral Shelter in the Grajaú District

3min
pages 38-41

Stakeholder Analysis

6min
pages 22-26

Sources

2min
pages 42-45

Recent History of Ocupação Anchieta and Site Description

3min
pages 16-19

Ocupação Anchieta Association The Client-Partner

2min
pages 20-21

Metro São Paulo Environmental Landscape

1min
pages 36-37

Housing, Zoning and Tenure Security

5min
pages 30-35

Sources

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