Practice Change help septic system owners acquire the skills and motivation to adopt recommended septic system management practices. Septic Sense was launched in the fall of 2016, following an initial 2015 pilot phase, with a target of delivering 20 workshops and engaging approximately 600 participants from across Alberta by March 31, 2017. The program was broadly promoted via LSC’s website and social media outlets, and through direct outreach to rural municipalities. Septic Sense host municipalities were provided with a supporting toolkit that included:
Practice Change help septic system owners acquire the skills and motivation to adopt recommended septic system management practices. Implementation Approach In order to achieve the project objectives, partners designed and pilot tested a coordinated approach to workshop delivery with several municipalities across Alberta in 2015. At the conclusion of the five pilot workshops, the content, material requirements, facilitation and technical support needs, implementation of a marketing plan and financial support requirements were refined, and a business case was developed to advance the program. This work was completed during the 2015 – 2016 calendar years and a launch of the Septic Sense program occurred in the fall of 2016. LSC launched the Septic Sense program in the fall of 2016 with a target of delivering 20 workshops by March 31, 2017. The program was broadly promoted via LSC’s website and social media outlets, and through direct outreach to rural Alberta municipalities. The workshop delivery model consists of three core elements:
Practice Change. As a condition sine qua non for the Plaintiff’s acceptance of this Settlement, the Defendant has agreed to implement a business practice change to its mobile and desktop on-line transaction process pursuant to which a reservation price for a vehicle booking announced to a Quebec Resident based on all reasonably available information, including but not limited to, IP and customer’s addresses, device and browser locale and other user login information at the first step of said process will be equal to or higher than the price ultimately paid except for taxes and optional costs or services ( such as post-trip cleaning fees, prepaid fuel services, etc.) (“all-in”). For greater clarity, the “all-in” price must include the Trip Fees, as well as all amounts the consumer will have to pay to make a booking, including any mandatory fees that are not optional (the “Practice Change”).
Practice Change. Increase stakeholder adoption of best practice waterway management within the Xxxxxx River catchment.
