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TITLE PAGE
DISCLAIMER - COPYRIGHT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLES
FIGURES
FOREWORD
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
Social Marketing
Key Social Marketing Principles
Commitment, Norms, and Prompts: Tools for Social Change
Potential Barriers to Social Change
Study Goals and Approach
Organization of This Report
CHAPTER 2: REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE ON CONSERVATION COMMUNICATION AND BEHAVIOR CHANGE EFFORTS
Water Conservation Campaigns
Application of Communication Strategies to Influence Conservation Behaviors
Social Marketing Research Example: Water Conservation Awareness, Attitudes, and Behaviors
CBSM Programmatic Example: Region of Durham
CBSM Programmatic Example: City of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
CBSM Research Example (Non-Water Related): Pilot to Increase Do-It-Yourself Oil Recycling Rates
Case Study – Seattle 1% Program
Social Marketing Research Example–Using Mass Media to Influence EnergyConsumption Behavior: California’s 2001 Flex Your Power Campaign asa Case Study
A National Example: ENERGY STAR®
Residential Water Use and Factors Influencing Consumption
Key Factors in Residential Demand
Impacts of Conservation Programs
Indoor Water Savings from Technological Changes
Outdoor Water Savings from Technological Changes
Utility Conservation Program Savings
Range of Communication Strategies and Tactics Used by Water Utilities
Conclusion
CHAPTER 3: OVERALL RESEARCH APPROACH AND METHODOLOGIES USED
Literature Review
Recruitment of Utility Partners
Utility Interviews and Case Study Development
Calculating the Size of the Sample for the Residential Survey
Sampling the Residential Customers and Obtaining Billing Data
Questionnaire Development
Survey Administration
Data Analysis and Analytic Methods
Data Limitations
CHAPTER 4: RESULTS
Survey Results
Survey Response Rates
Survey Results – Demographic Questions
Survey Results – Water, Conservation, and Environmental Questions
Water Use Comparison
Average Annual Water Use
Factors that Influence Water Use
Introduction
Basic Multiple Regression Model
Expanded Multiple Regression Models
Other Factors That Influence Water Use
Evaluation of Communication Strategies and Water Use
Tempe, Arizona (www.tempe.gov)
JEA – Jacksonville, Florida (www.jea.com)
Orange County, Florida (www.orangecountyfl.net)
Durham, North Carolina (www.durhamnc.gov)
Case Studies of Two Large Communication Campaigns
Phoenix, Arizona (www.phoenix.gov/waterservices)
Seattle, Washington (www.seattle.gov/util)
CHAPTER 5: IMPLICATIONS FOR WATER CONSERVATION COMMUNICATIONS
Planning Conservation Communication Efforts
Conservation or Efficiency Behavior
High Levels of Awareness
Credible “Influencers”
Communication Channels
Messaging and Motivation
Rebate/Incentive Communications
Findings in Relation to the 4 P’s of Social Marketing
Product
Price
Place
Promotion
Checklist for Developing a Water Conservation Outreach Campaign
Use a Strategic Communications Approach
Define Campaign Objectives
Know Your Audience
Understand Current Perceptions
Carefully Consider Communications Channels
Evaluate Performance
Recommendations for Evaluating Effective Conservation Communication Efforts
What Works: Findings from Research Partners
CHAPTER 6: CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FURTHER STUDY
What This Study Tells Us and What We Now Know
What We Do Not Know
Areas for Further Research
APPENDIX A: UTILITY PARTNER INTERVIEW PROTOCOL
APPENDIX B: SURVEY INSTRUMENTS
APPENDIX C: SAMPLE SURVEY MATERIALS
APPENDIX D: ENUMERATED SURVEY RESPONSES
APPENDIX E: RANGE OF COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES AND TACTICSUSED BY WATER UTILITIES
REFERENCES
ABBREVIATIONS
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