Transferring a Successful Program to Your Jurisdiction

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How to Replicate a Successful Program
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Transferring a Successful Program to Your Jurisdiction

Posters

Publications

Strategies

Our Best Resources Survey Reports Focus Group Reports People Experiences Failures Successes Expertise

Tips for Replicating Programs Read their research, focus group reports Final approach or materials tested? Don’t be afraid to adapt it to your area or audience – semi-rural vs. urban, environmental drivers, etc. Evaluation Methods How do you calculate the savings?

Kitsap 2011 Cost Savings Calculation From Annual Report $1,115,000 DumpSmart Campaign $300,000 grant project to develop messaging and implement, staff time only. STORM PSSH campaign. $500,000 grant project to develop messaging and implement, staff time only. Under the Hood newsletter-assisted WRIA 14 $15,000 grant project to develop messaging, staff time only. 4C’s poster and spill kit project. $100,000 grant project to develop messaging and pilot, staff time only. Utilize Snohomish County pet waste messaging so no formative research for message development needed $100,000 savings