Hi everyone,

I'm sure everyone here is annoyed by the littering in Cambodia and most have been thinking of ways on how to get the local population to stop throwing their waste on the streets.
Been contemplating a bit on this the past week and I want to create some sort of cartoon that shows that littering causes flooded streets.
Will need to be simple, but make people connect the dots and hopefully reduce the amount of littering on the streets.

Which organizations have done large anti litter campaings (maybe they got graphics already and would save some time) ?

My idea is something like this

Top Banner
LOVE YOUR COUNTRY? KEEP IT CLEAN!

First graphic
A person throwing his plastic bag (with styrofoam container) on the street.

Second graphic
Street Drain clogged with litter whilst it's raining

Third Graphic
The same person as in the first graphic standing knee deep in water and thinking about the lunch bag he threw on the street earlier.

Fourth Graphic
Same person standing on a clean street with a text bubble saying "it's better without the litter on the streets" and he tells other people to keep the streets clean.



This can be printed out and put on the entrance of local shops and on street food vendors.
Maybe it can also be printed on a namecard size card which will be easy to hand out.

Let me know what you think of this and if you have better ideas please share them =)

In Phnom Penh I saw signs saying something like, "A cleaner Cambodia starts with you". I like that slogan.

Alex wrote:In Phnom Penh I saw signs saying something like, "A cleaner Cambodia starts with you". I like that slogan.

Could put that on the bottom of the page.

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techietraveller84 wrote:I think there should be unreasonably high fines for littering. People don't understand that it costs money when they litter. Someone has to be paid to pick it up, and money has to spent to clean and dredge the waterways, this in turn raises taxes. If we fine them steeply, then taxes won't have to be raised to pay for cleanup projects.

Unfortunately allot of littering is happening in the evening when the police isn't very active.

Does anyone have any idea with the official fine is for littering (can print out a few signs warning people about the fine)

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