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Design Thinking: Impact/effort Design Thinking: Build
Little River Flood, homeless, heat, rain, traffic,
noise, engagement, community
Housing and employment,
shelter, flooding and mobility,
renewable energy, crime, green
Involvement, incentive planting,
trash cans by transit, trees near
transit, urban gardens, shade on
playground, green jobs
Volunteers, local organizations,
elected officials, parks and
recreation, community members,
schools, churches, art groups, farms
and nurseries, Florida Power and
Light
Homestead
group 1
Development/green, flooding,
vandals, consumerism, traffic, rent,
hopeless, lack of awareness and
compassion, ride sharing, congestion
Lack of awareness, housing/high
rent, roads/traffic, reduce
packaging, reduce traffic, educate
community, petition government,
incentivize electric cars, driving
restrictions
Repair roads and potholes, more
recycling bins, marketing
campaign about resource use,
extend train system to Florida City,
revision of highways and transit,
affordable homes, rent control
City planning, activists/organizers,
architects, commissioners,
community members
Homestead
group 2
Traffic/construction, flooding,
Covid/safety, mask mandates, timely
completion of roads, more time with
family, increased risk of accidents,
sick family and friends, complain
Finish one project before new
construction, vaccines, political
leadership, mask mandate, work
together, improved sewer system
for flooding
Drive less, educate for kind drivers,
educate storm readiness, policy to
reduce driving, complete one
project before starting another
City of Homestead, County
commission, mayor, experts on
driving etiquette, non-profits, public,
lobbying firms/construction, tailored
educational programs, students,
teachers, other groups
Homestead
group 3
Extreme flooding, farms sold, locals
priced out, water pollution,
hurricanes, high water, “Mount
Trashmore” (landfill), power
outages, air quality, extreme heat,
difficulty breathing, skepticism of
science, proactive for future
generation, funding, lack of
awareness, flood insurance,
community buy in, drainage system,
relocate “Trashmore”
Flooding, improved drainage,
heat
Meaningful train routes to reduce
traffic, carbon footprint, trash cans,
solar, educate about hurricane
preparedness, climate change
Mayor, teachers, elected officials,
non-profits, students, social media,
tik-tok, educate, neighborhood
cleanup, bus stop shelters, energy
efficient buses, irrigation systems,
shade trees, traffic reduction, reduce
carbon footprint
Homestead
group 4
Overpopulation, traffic, stress,
overbuilding without green spaces,
trash, pollution, flooding, lack of
concern, trees/shade
Too much traffic, trash, lack of
heat resilience, need better
transit, cleaner environment,
green roofs and walls for comfort,
work from home
Bikes, carpooling, walking, more
sidewalks, improved infrastructure
and shade, more busways, more
park and ride lots, free service to