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Outdoor (Ambient) Air
Car Heaven
Evaluated the Clean Air Foundation’s Car Heaven program, which promotes
earlier retirement of older, more polluting vehicles.
City of
Toronto 20/20 Conducted
a best practice and market research literature review for 20/20
The Way to Clean Air –
a campaign to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from homes and personal
vehicles in Greater Toronto. Our project report summarized, for each of twelve
high potential opportunities:
target audiences and their current perceptions, motivators, barriers, and best
practices. Helped pilot test
the campaign.
Updated and revised the
“Connector” section of the participants’ Planner to increase its ease of
use and impact, and to extend its reach to cover all of the Greater Toronto
Area.
Clean Air Day
Helped
Environment Canada and the Clean Air Day Steering Committee assess options
for Clean Air Day.
Clean Air Public
Engagement Programs Conducted
an inventory and assessment of public engagement activities in support of clean
air across Canada.
Clean Air Website
Assisted
Environment Canada in assessing options for its Clean Air web site. This
included user testing, automated usability testing, user interviews and
benchmarking interviews.
In collaboration with the
International Institute for Sustainable Development. (IISD)
Community-Based
Social Marketing Tool Kit Developed, tested and disseminated
practical information on community-based social marketing tools for promoting
environmental citizenship, including a dozen case studies on clean air, energy
efficiency and/or sustainable transportation.
Export Markets Prioritized export markets for clean air
technologies (both indoor and outdoor).
Tools of Change Web
site Founded on the principles of community-based social
marketing, this site links a growing bank of case studies and ‘lessons
learned’ with planning guides and worksheets, to help program planners and
implementers learn more quickly from their collective experience. It
highlights approaches that have been particularly successful so that they
can be replicated and built upon, as well as "turnkey" programs
that have been ‘pre-packaged’ for use by others. The site is full of
examples that are presented to each user in a customized manner, according
to his or her interest profile. Users can save their planning work between
sessions, and can download the resulting draft plans and work summaries to
common word processors for further refinement. The site currently hosts
about 40 full case studies and five resource alerts covering clean air, energy
efficiency and/or sustainable transportation.
UNEP
OzonAction Clearinghouse Service Conducted an Independent evaluation of the global OzonAction clearinghouse operated by the
United Nations Environment Program in support of the Montreal Protocol.
Wood
Smoke Conducted
a survey of 33 dealers, manufacturers and other industry representatives in the
provinces of Ontario, British Columbia and Quebec, to help scope out the possible development of a wood burning appliance change
out program. Reviewed the
performance of past residential wood stove change-out / education programs, and
served as a key strategist for assessing the feasibility of and then planning
for a national residential wood combustion program.
Indoor Air
Domestic (Canadian)
Markets for Indoor Environment Products and Services The first
characterization study of the Canadian Indoor Environment Industries.
Envirodesic™ Certification
Program Provided a variety of market research, strategic alliance development, and media relations services for a
new company developing a certification program for products that reduce
indoor air pollution.
Export Markets
Prioritized export markets for clean air technologies (both indoor and
outdoor).
Healthy Housing
Helped Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) develop a national
communication strategy for its Healthy Housing initiative (which has a focus
on indoor air quality) and increase
awareness of CMHC as an information company.
Healthy
Indoors Cullbridge helped
birth and
provides ongoing Executive Director services to the
Healthy Indoors Partnership, a
not-for-profit organization that
promotes healthier indoor environments in Canada through
multi-stakeholder collaboration.
Indoor Environment
Workshops Organized full day multi-stakeholder workshops in six cities
across Canada to communicate recent and upcoming advances in the indoor
environment marketplace, and to strengthen working relationships among its
stakeholders.
Voluntary
Initiatives Co-authored a report covering the legal aspects of
indoor air quality in Canada, market drivers and barriers, reviews of
selected voluntary initiatives, expert interviews, an analysis of barriers
and key elements for success, and a proposal for a national strategy
emphasizing voluntary initiatives.
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