and prevention the proliferation of inappropriate disposal of old laptops. results given after the students and family members participated in the programme. of participants of the programme. 2. Results of the survey and interviews. 3. 75% or more of old laptops can be tracked to recyclers or 4. 0% of old laptops in landfills or other illegible dump sites. engage in the sensitization programme. 2. Correct disposal of old laptops received from the Laptop Programme. 1. 10% to 0% inappropriate disposal of old laptops. 1. Tally chart from SLSWMA to show how often those laptops are received in waste. (These laptops are specially designed 1. Laptop recipients do not remove distinguishing labels and external features of laptops.
and easily identifiable). 2. Old laptops taken to recycling facilities or to re-furbishers Outcomes Short term 1. Recipients of the laptop Programme and their family members have acquired knowledge about the concept of e-waste 1. At least 50% increase in the results compared to the pre-test results. Statistical analysis of results. Attendance record for participants who participated in the programme The information will be presented in a format that is easily understood and that the programme will be effective. The participants are willing to share the information with others. Medium Term 1. 90% reduction in the occurrence of 1. Statistical from the 1. The programme is sustainable and that
2. The information is shared with others who did not attend the workshop. the administrators of the Laptop Programme will see the merits of the sensitization programme. Medium to Long Term 3. The programme is ongoing and part of the Laptop Programme, informing future recipients about and its proper disposal. 2. People do not dispose of at home. For example, those who live in remote areas may dispose of them by rivers, in gardens.
illegal dumping of or dumping in landfills. 2. At least 80% of respondents indicate a likelihood of divulging the information with others. Solid Waste Management Authority. Long Term 4. At 90% participants of the workshop have developed an appreciation for the proper disposal of and by extension the proper disposal of all types of waste. 3. Participants do not dispose of e-waste inappropriately and will instead take old devices to recyclers. Outputs 1. All the participants of the programme dispose of old laptops in an appropriate manner 1. No report of illegal dumping of old laptops and 100% diversion from landfills. 1. Statistical reports from the Saint Lucia Solid Waste Management Authority and from recyclers 1. Students participants and family member do not dispose of old laptops and e-waste inappropriately 2. Participants dispose of future donated 1. At least 50% increase in the number of old laptops 1. Before and after data from recycling centres 2. Students participants and family member do not
Appendix D Action Plan Outlining Each Member’s Contribution To The Project Task Percentage Of Completion (%) Start Date Finish Date Member(S) Responsible Post individual phases 1, 2 & 3 to Weebly accounts and read each for selection for group project 100 26 April 1 All members Selection of mini-project to be used as group project. 100 April 2 April 2 All members Create google doc and share with members 100 April 2 Stephanie Group Skype meeting 100 April 3 3 All members Follow-up meetings via Whatsapp 100 April 5 April 11 All members Review logframe and make necessary revisions. 100 All members