Professional Documents
Culture Documents
ENCOURAGE RECYCLING
in local markets in Thailand
02
Bantarawon
No.23 5716440309
2. Petchpitcha
Lertmana
No.25 5716440358
3. Praew
4. Praew
Panvisavas
No.33 5716440440
5. Ramita
Pitaksuteepong
No.36 5716440507
6. Tanit
Lertvitawaschai
No.48 5716440679
7. Chayanee
Wongchittaphok
No.59 5716440861
8. Mayrisa
Phumma
No.64 5716440929
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Executive Summary
Chatujak province has the highest waste production rate in Thailand. In
order to archive SDG11, it is significant of the area to reduce its energy used
and save the government expense on waste. It deems that Chatujak market
would be the greatest area to pay attention because it is the one of the most
well known sightseeing that have so many tourists visiting in each weekend.
EXECUTIVE
SUMMARY
S Y S T E M T H I N K I N G
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Vendors
TABLE
of
CONTENTS
Title Page_________________________________________________________________________________ 02
Executive Summary________________________________________________________________________ 03
Background information____________________________________________________________________ 07
Ideation__________________________________________________________________________________ 20
Implementation____________________________________________________________________________ 41
Conclusion_______________________________________________________________________________ 42
References_______________________________________________________________________________ 44
Annexes_________________________________________________________________________________ 45
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DESIGN
PROBLEM
and
OBJECTIVES
As, Separating trashes became unattractive
recycling method . Thus, it comes to a
challenge on How might we encourage
recycling in local markets in Thailand?
PROJECT
P LAN
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BACKGROUND
INFORMATION
S Y
THINKING
SS
Y TS ET M
EM
ANALYSIS
People
Community
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Policy
Government
Habit
Low awareness
Raw materials
Development
Economic
growth
High birth rate &
Immigration
Government
Role
Lack of community
participation (Incentive)
Products
High volume of
solid waste
High consumption
Recycle
Unscheduled
Collection
Limited Space
To separate in order to recycle easily, it requires more than just a community participation. It needs an appropriate method and analysis. Since,
separating problem always dynamic, multidimensional, and complex. A community participation through community empowerment framework may
become exactly the most practical separating scenario for recycling effectively in Bangkok.
Assumption
Social interaction
After consumption, waste products will go
through some separation process in the the
waste stream; typically they go into either a trash
or a recycling bin. Secondly, collection services
will collect the products and separate them to
different facilities depending on the types of
wastes. Thirdly, some of the wastes will be taken
into a recycling/composting facility where the
machine will transform these wastes into a new
form and sell them back to the market (for
example, recycled bottles). On the other hand, if
these wastes are not recyclable or compostable,
they will go straight from collection to be
disposed in a formal landfill instead.
Research findings
Users interviews
Why people dont separate trash? (120people)
- It doesnt have enough
25% = 30 people
trash bins
- I dont care about separating 15.8% = 19 people
- It takes up too much time
13.33%==16
16people
people
13.33%
- I always forgot
13.33% = 16 people
- Cost
10.8% = 13 people
- I dont know how to separate 9.1% = 11 people
trash
- I dont feel separating trash 7.5% = 9 people
effort will make a difference
- I dont understand
5% = 6 people
the environment benefit
Place
Markets in Bangkok where there are still problems
about separating trash correctly such as Chatuchak
Market, Lalaisap market, Train Night Market
Ratchada, Behind thai airway market, Pak Khlong
Market and small communities.
After the Interview, 15.8% percent of 120
interviewers stated that they dont think separating
trash is important.
Stakeholders
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22
October 2016
- Chalothorn, Shopper at
Chatuchak market
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11
4 November
2016
I separate items
which can be
recycled. But, at
times get lazy and
do not separate it as
good as I should.
I think separating
trash is a good idea,
especially with items
that are not
biodegradable.
However, we do not
have a law that you
must separate, but I
think it is a good
idea for countries
and states to have
them.
- Pitak, at Lalaisap
market
- Mongkol, Seller at
Lalaisap market
My apartment
building just has
dumpsters, not
separate recycling
containers, so there's
no reason for me to
separate trash. My
downstairs neighbour
does collect
aluminum cans, so
I save those for him.
But the rest of my
trash goes out to the
dumpster together.
- Nina, Shopper at
Lalaisap market
As seller, We
dont have
much time to do
it and theres no
point why we
need to do it.
- Bee at
Lalaisap market
5 November 2016
Q: Do you
Q: Do
separate
you separate
the trash?
the trash?
4 November 2016
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6 November 2016
Q: Why many people still don't separate their trash for recycling?
- Jittaphon, student
- Boonyaked/Pattama,Officer
- Fern, student
- Eve/Tukta/Pao, Street Users
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People used to
think garbage as
stuff they didnt
want. Its out of
control, people are
throwing clothes,
glass bottles and
paper
- Kansiree, student
EXPERT INTERVIEWS
22/25/29 October2016
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On-the-ground-research (observation)
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Secondary research
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Behaviour insights
According to the research,
People are educated adequately about
how to separate trash correctly, but they
just too lazy to follow
They lack motivation, and there is no
incentive for them to do
They think that it is insignificant
They feel like the process takes a lot of
time and too complicated
They think that it is a waste of time to
recycle
It will not make any differences anyway
because all trashes eventually mixed up at
the end of the process
Thus, it is crucial to encourage people to pay
attention on recycling more by providing
rewards. Meanwhile, motivation theory
(carrot and stick approach) and
gamification concept could be applied to
engage and empower people in order to reach
an effective solution.
Case studies
JJ App
With this app, you can find many useful information of the shops within the area
including shop details, promotion, and location map. Thus, all shoppers will not get
lost and can explore the shop more enjoyable. This app also provides other helping
tools like shopping lists, my favorite shops and share tools.
Strengths
-Map information and route are
accurate
-Identify the location that you stay
-Data supports for foreigners
-New innovation
-Divide into a section which is nice and
tidy
Opportunities
-Technological development.
-Emerging new application.
-Engage people through social media
into a targeted group behavior
Weaknesses
-The icon symbol is unclear
-No GPS (real time location)
-The application looks old fashioned
-Only a few users
Threats
-Internet connection
Type of bin
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Case studies
Behaviour insights
Organic or
Degradable
waste
Can be
decomposed
rapidly in the
nature
such as:
Recycle waste
(Recyclables)
General waste
Mainly consist of
used containers or
packages, which
can be recycled
though
transformating
processes such as:
Is nonorganic waste,
recyclable and
hazardous waste
which can be reused
or recycled however at
the high cost such as:
JJ App
With this app, you can find many useful information of the shops within the area
This project
represents
the most
convenient
that iswill
flexible
including shop details,
promotion,
and location
map.
Thus, all bin
shoppers
not get
and
matched
with
all
users.
Each
model
is
easily
identify
by
lost and can explore the shop more enjoyable. This app also provides other helping
dedicated
colors
coding
on
the
panel
lid.
There
is
also
an
tools like shopping lists, my favorite shops and share tools.
optional key lock that allows people to decide which method they
want to use freely. This will help raising their awareness for
throwing the trash into the right bin by making them rethink
before lettering.
Strengths
Weaknesses
Hazardous waste
-Map information
Asand
theroute
result
are
of this project, it seems
-The icon
that symbol
people is
already
unclear.
have
accurate.
knowledge about separating trash,
-No GPS
but(real
theytime
just
location).
lack an
-Identify the location
awareness.
that youThus,
stay. this solution -The
mayapplication
help them
looks
raising
old fashioned.
the
-Data supports for
awareness.
foreigners.
-Only a few users.
Consists of -New innovation.
poisoning or -Divide into a section which is nice and
hazardous tidy.
materials needed
to be disposed
properly for
safety on bothOpportunities
human and -Technological development.
environment such
-Emerging new application.
as:
-Engage people through social media
>> Fluorescent
>> Dry cells
>> Expired drug
>> Pesticides
>> Batteries
>> Chemical
substances from
a laboratory
Threats
-Internet connection.
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Case studies
#ASINGKAN
Reference : www.kpkt.gov.my/separationatsource/en/
ENEVO
Reference : www.enevo.com
WERECYCLE
OPOWER
A community-buit map of
outdoor and event trash
cans and recycle bins.
Reference : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0v2iNr_y3t4
Reference : https://opower.com
Case studies
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CROWDRISE
RECYCLEMANIA TOURNAMENT
ROLLOUT
Reference : https://www.kab.org/news-info/press-releases/
392-col-leges-compete-recyclemania-tournament
Reference : http://www.houstontx.gov/solidwaste/
Reference : https://www.hubbub.org.uk/does-fun-theory-work
Reference : https://www.youtube.com/watch?
time_continue=43&v=XLD-H0amja7U
RECYCLEAPPLICATION
IDEATION
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3. Detailed Design
3.1 Assumption
This practical solution will surely raise people's awareness about separating trashes, it will change their perspective on separating trashes
and help decreasing the amount of wastes which lead JJ market appear to be more sustainable market.
Vendors
Final Solution
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Promote
Prom
ote
Get coupon
icon
Prom
BIn
Challenge
activities
Pro
mo
te
ote
Vendor
People
ap
p
Use coupon
App
Store
Recommend
Commit to be
greener shop and
meet the goal
A:BIN
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IDEA
JJ Talking Bins
JJ Talking Bins are elegant and unique mascot bins. They will be
placed around in the selected area and make people enjoy walking in the
long distance or in the hot weather like JJ market. They will roll around
chatting and convince street users and vendors to put rubbish into the right
bin (their mouth) which helps people to recycle properly.
Characteristic
Fully mobile & fully interactive character. They are always
chirpy, never stops talking and loves to joke around. They could carry
on complete conversations with people seemingly on their own.
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JJ Talking Bins are also a tourist attraction. There will be daily challenging activities,
that encourage people to take action with the mascots, will be linked with the application.
People who can complete the challenges will get reward as discount coupons on the app.
They will be able to use these coupons in the shops at JJ market.
Moreover, the JJ application will get promoted from JJ talking bins. The QR code of
application will be placed on the front of the talking bins. It is easy to download the
application. Everyone can scan it immediately.
interact
App
Daily
challenges
navigate to
Reward
(Discount Coupons)
Shopping
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Secret
Behind the JJ talking bins
complete
challenges
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Motivation: Reward
Whether you're a street user or a vendor who shops and sells in JJ market, they reward you for
doing what you love. And the more you do with, the more you get.
sp
ec
Street users
challenge
activities
Earning is easy
ial
off
e
rs
JJ Market
1> Join
events to get
access to exclusive
offers and Rewards.
You can get
rewarded for
completing
missions, taking
surveys, spending in
the app, and more.
2>
Turn your
dedication into
couponds.
You'll earn
Rewards Credits
that get
converted into
into your
account on the
app.
3>
Street Users
Vendors
vendors
meet the
required
goals
Shops can get benefit from the bin. If they commit to reduce their impact
promote as
recommended on the environment get more visibility and a better reputation from the
talking bins.
store on app
Note. Vendors who can reduce amount of trashes in their shop will get
promote from the talking bins. The talking bin will convince street users to
visit those shop. Also, giving vendors some incentive, such as free
advertising on the application in recommend shop feature, will lead their
cooperation as they are greener shops.
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Lid Redesign: to offer users of the market to
For the first bin prototype, speaking from the interview and personas,
customers are looking for simple bins. To satisfy their need, the staffs
redesign the bin that need to separate the recyclable materials. The bins
are inspired by GSSE student who represent the most excellent bin that
are flexible and matched the users well. Each model is easily identify with
dedicated, colour coded aperture panel lids and graphics, which helps
prevent cross contamination of waste. The shapes of bin covers attract
peoples attention in order to remind them to think twice before they drop
the trashes. As the result of the project, people seem to have knowledge
about separating trash but they ignore the issue. Thus, it is necessary to
raise their awareness and encourage them to cooperate with the staffs.
Furthermore, the staffs surveyed on JJ market users and got feedback
that will be useful for improving the upcoming product. After the survey,
the team members brainstormed to find what they had missed, the
problem seems to be about convenience. Thus, they researched on how
to make the product more convenient. The bins are highly visible,
recycling stations make users stay more sustainable without
overextending the staff. To choose the aesthetic alternative for the
property; the staffs create the design in a simple way. The theory behind
this is to present a way for people to recycle easily.
It looks pain but good design.
You should add more feature
B: APP
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IDEA
JJ Market Application
Shops
Introduction
JJs picked
Reference: https://invis.io/XY9L5RGG4
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Points
Map
Coupons
Challenges
Reference: https://invis.io/XY9L5RGG4
Leaderboard
On Point and Coupons page, users
can collect point from doing
challenges or play games. These
points can be redeemed for coupons
which users can use to get discounts
on JJ market products. The coupons
are unexchangeable for cash. Please
note that users can only exchange a
maximum of 3 coupons per a day.
Coupons are valid for a limited time
only. Thus, they need to redeem their
points quickly.
The purpose of this activity is to
motivate people to use the application
more, as there is a leaderboard that
allow them to challenge their friends
and experience the app together.
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Create feeling of recognition
More
The last feature on the app
"More", users can sign out,
choose language, or study
more about waste
management tips.
Reference: https://invis.io/XY9L5RGG4
Push-notifications
The app will send out push-notifications to every customer who
have the app. Once the existing customers have received
customer service texts they are more responsive to future
promotional texts that add value. For example, the app may
send a loyalty coupon with an embedded code to purchase on
green shops, or updated tips for recycling at JJ market which
will be a great ability to keep customers informed in a way that
is personal and enables to engage with them. This is not only
leads to increased recycling awareness but also increased
sales.
C : O CTALYS I S
FRAMEWORK
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A. Prototype1
The aim is to work with the specific part of waste management which is Pairoj Sompong
Group. PSG is one of the experts in municipal solid waste management in Thailand which
mostly PSG projects were based on biddings from government sectors. The suggested
solution is encouraged PSG to do Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) which PSG can be
partner with BTS to come up with a perfect way to motivate target group to separate plastic
waste with the idea of vending machines of the plastic waste that combine recycling and
rewards involvement. Then people insert a plastic waste, the machines sensor will scan to
identify the type of plastic waste and weight of the plastic. After that, the machine will let
users scan the barcode (as the online card feature in Starbucks application) to collect the
points that can exchange to BTS transportation fee via collect point feature in BTS
application. PSG will be the leader that invest in this project. PSG will get income from the
plastic waste, save cost, save energy producing and reduce the amount of plastic waste
sent to landfill for long-term sustainability that relates to SDGs 11 and 15. Plus, both of
company will get good images from doing CSR.
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B. Prototype 2
- Design Process 2
- Design Process 1
The design is too simply
- Design Process 3
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After the development, they got the new prototype. The bins are
a highly visible, recycling stations make users stay more
sustainable without overextending the staffs. To choose the
aesthetic alternative for the property, there is a new design
process which is much simple and easy to use. The aim behind
this new process is to encourage people to recycle and throw
things in the trash in a more effective way.
It
I like it, It is b
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Reference : https://invis.io/W79O7ZMXF
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Reference : https://invis.io/W79O7ZMXF
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C. Prototype 3
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Reference : https://invis.io/XY9L5RGG4
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Mark
2.JJ Staffs
1.
1.
3.
Vendors
5.
High
Value
Care and
4.Market
Street
2. JJ Staffs
4. Market Owners
- Reduce waste management
5. Street Users
application
Invest in making application and
talking bin
The market will appear to be
more well known and have a
better reputation. As well as, a
better social interaction and a
more sustainable market
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expenses
3. Vendors
IMPLEMENTATION
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conclusion
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CONCLUSION
Chatuchak
To encourage recycling in
local markets in Thailand
Chatuchak
Chatuchak
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LIMITATIONS
This solution to waste management
has potential to be replicated in other
local markets. However, further
research is required to get a better
understanding of people's behaviour.
Moreover, contextual research in
each market is required in order to
adapt the application to different
conditions.
BACK
GROUND
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ANNEXES
Annexes
TEAM
CANVAS
WORKPLACE THINKING
First, choose your usual area of focus. Then match that to whether you tend to consider
the big-picture view or the details.
24 / 09 / 2016
Explorer
meeting.
social or environmental.
potential.
Energizer
Nuchwara B.
Connector
Praew P.
Planner
Ramita P.
BIG PICTURE
Ramita P.
Tanit L.
needs to be successful.
social change.
ORIENTATION
be the best.
DETAILS
Expert
Optimizer
Praew D.
Mayrisa P.
Petchpitcha L.
- Personal experience
- Technology
- Presentation skill
- Easy going
IDEAS
Producer
PROCESS
Praew P.
Praew D.
Petchpitcha L.
Chayanee W.
Tanit L
ACTION
FOCUS
Coach
Praew P.
RELATIONSHIP
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THEORY
OF CHANGE
CAUSES
Lack of motivation
DIAGRAM
Problem addressed
As, Separating trashes to be recycled has become less attractive for people. Thus, our group challenge is How
might we encourage recycling in local markets in Thailand?
Separating waste is the key to recycling. Recycling saves materials and energy, reduces the need to landfill and incinerate, cuts down pollution and
helps to make the environment more attractive. Thus, it is related to SDGs11 which is sustainable city.
Reference: http://www.explainthatstu.com/recycling.html
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Interview guide
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Target group
Street Users
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PER SONAS
PER SONAS
Mr.Nattavut Teekawong
[Cite your source here.]
Mr.Nattavut is a merchant in
Jatujak Market. He recently
moved into BKK from Pattaya
for work. He opened up a
coffee shop and he really
care a lot about good coffee
culture and educating their
customers about coffee
process. He like to create the
new things on digital service.
Such as website and
facebook of his coffee shop.
He is lazy.