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CARROT OR STICK? Behaviour change in a vanguard authority Keep Britain Tidy conference 21 February 2011 Daniel Ratchford - Strategic Director, Environment & Leisure
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Smarter choices: policy context
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Smarter choices: some examples In Sutton, we recognise that there is a wide scale of behaviour change approaches “ Carrots” “ Sticks” Events Community champions Physical changes One-to-ones Social advertising Peer pressure Education Financial incentives Making it easier Legislation Enforcement Fines Prosecution Naming and shaming Service changes Fees and charges
Smarter Travel Sutton ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Smarter Travel Sutton ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Smarter Travel Sutton Smarter Travel Sutton is “more of the carrot, and less of the stick…” “ Carrots” “ Sticks” Events Community champions Physical changes One-to-ones Social advertising Peer pressure Education Financial incentives Making it easier Legislation Enforcement Fines Prosecution Naming and shaming Service changes Fees and charges
Ten lessons from Smarter Travel ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Smarter choices: other examples Our  smarter choices  initiatives give residents greater choice over their lives – and the ability to reassess some established habits and behaviours Choose  to keep the streets clean… Choose  to use SEN pick-up points… Choose  to remain drug-free, and to stop smoking… Choose  to eat more healthily… Choose  to drive safely – or not at all… Choose  to obey the law, and to report crime… Choose  to behave more considerately… Choose  to use your local shops… Choose  to get involved in culture… Choose  to take more exercise… Choose  to access services over the web… Choose  to try not to spread the flu… Choose  to walk to school sometimes… Choose  your own care package… Choose  when you want to get pregnant… Choose  to reduce, re-use and recycle… Choose  to produce less carbon… Choose  to learn… Choose  to drink less alcohol… Please  choose  not to let your dog foul…
Smarter Streets: keeping Sutton tidy ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Smarter Streets: keeping Sutton tidy
Smarter Streets: keeping Sutton tidy ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Smarter choices: Sutton’s approach
Smarter choices: Sutton’s approach
[email_address] www.twitter.com/danielratchford  #behaviourchange www.sutton.gov.uk

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Carrot Not Stick Approach to Behaviour Change

  • 1. CARROT OR STICK? Behaviour change in a vanguard authority Keep Britain Tidy conference 21 February 2011 Daniel Ratchford - Strategic Director, Environment & Leisure
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  • 5. Smarter choices: some examples In Sutton, we recognise that there is a wide scale of behaviour change approaches “ Carrots” “ Sticks” Events Community champions Physical changes One-to-ones Social advertising Peer pressure Education Financial incentives Making it easier Legislation Enforcement Fines Prosecution Naming and shaming Service changes Fees and charges
  • 6.
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  • 8. Smarter Travel Sutton Smarter Travel Sutton is “more of the carrot, and less of the stick…” “ Carrots” “ Sticks” Events Community champions Physical changes One-to-ones Social advertising Peer pressure Education Financial incentives Making it easier Legislation Enforcement Fines Prosecution Naming and shaming Service changes Fees and charges
  • 9.
  • 10. Smarter choices: other examples Our smarter choices initiatives give residents greater choice over their lives – and the ability to reassess some established habits and behaviours Choose to keep the streets clean… Choose to use SEN pick-up points… Choose to remain drug-free, and to stop smoking… Choose to eat more healthily… Choose to drive safely – or not at all… Choose to obey the law, and to report crime… Choose to behave more considerately… Choose to use your local shops… Choose to get involved in culture… Choose to take more exercise… Choose to access services over the web… Choose to try not to spread the flu… Choose to walk to school sometimes… Choose your own care package… Choose when you want to get pregnant… Choose to reduce, re-use and recycle… Choose to produce less carbon… Choose to learn… Choose to drink less alcohol… Please choose not to let your dog foul…
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  • 16. [email_address] www.twitter.com/danielratchford #behaviourchange www.sutton.gov.uk