when we went to site to install and we also had to look at the site from many different angles and trying to visualize the way penguins see the wiping when you think the idea is to entice the endangered birds to start new breeding colonies one of the biggest challenges we faced is that no one's ever done this before for the african penguin so we've had to learn a lot so as we go along the project organizers hope that penguins will take the plunge and relocate. and how about you if you're also doing your big tell us about it visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit. we share your story. those decoys looks so real i wonder how many thanks have been persuaded to settle in there by after

seeing that we probably could all use a little notching here and again to open our eyes to new approaches it's not so sandra yes i suppose was easy especially when it comes to sustainability we tend to be creatures of habit and much of all human behavior is based on years of conditioning bought that's when comes in it is a practice the tries to gently entice consumers to make choices some of which can be good for the planet. i got a form you know you walk through here and then you have to turn towards this stand it would be better if you could walk straight to it. and it should be at an angle. is the device in the manager of this supermarket in berlin on ways to draw shoppers attention to regional organic products. this is a bit better so you come along here and see it immediately and now if we just had

something like a small close to something from brandenburg from the countryside perhaps a piece of wood. the manager is not yet convinced mathias still wants to try out various things regional organic products also tend to be more eco friendly europeans buy lots of imported goods bananas coffee chocolate with a much larger c o 2 footprint. many people know that regional products are more sustainable but that doesn't necessarily lead to a change in the way they shop. wants to subtly encourage consumers to think twice the approach she deploys is known as nudging. basically it's about positioning products in a way that people will be more likely to pick them up. who studied social sciences wrote the 1st academic paper in germany on. could it be considered manipulation.

that's a charge that one often hears but the difference between nudging and manipulation is that nudging is used for positive purposes. take meat consumption for example in ecological terms it's much too high what kind of notes might make a difference here placing vegetarian sausages right next to meeting ones. people who are already environmentally conscious go looking for products that are organic and regional and they'll buy them. anyway nudging is meant to reach those who don't pay attention to those kinds of things and. now shoppers here will come face to face with vegetarian alternatives to meet this is an easy nudge it's evidently hard to redirect attention to an entire display is looking for some good props and if you're not going to have those i'd like it to be larger more eye catching so you get the message at once organic and regional and i'm wrong. they

explore the store room but don't find anything particularly appealing to use as decoration. talk of what else could we do. these are heads out doors to scavenge branches will certainly evoke nature even in a supermarket he says there are many ways to nudge people to act in a more eco friendly way. so my fear for example if you could see how much water you use when you take a shower and how many daily rations of water that amounts to for people affected by drought it would be pretty shocking but i know that's an extreme example but the idea is to grab your attention and make you think about doing things differently. on. crays are has come up with another way to nudge shoppers at the supermarket to consider eco friendly products. fishing for 4 hours of birdsong says.

this doesn't have an immediate effect the customers just walk by. knows all too well that a good nudge is not something you can pull out of thin air. well buying locally grown produce is definitely a good way to reduce the strain on our environment here in africa outdoor markets have a long standing tradition how ever an increasing number of folk to remake goods also soared shops on the market and as we know things like aren't usually packaged in plastic. that's very true sandra and if we don't watch out a lot of those packages and other waste end up in streets and the parks getting into the habit of pop was disposal constant soon enough and that's why one gun and school has made it environmental studies part of its curriculum. saying. that both big ed meet once

a week at cut about to do in high school the kids have a class on environmental studies. where riyad around this when the list is what's dead we knew it was 3 and you feel sorrow and decide what's going to talk to us. this. fall sick. most of those who brood either in the class the young people on things like how to properly separate trust for recycling them want to have of the west they discovered that paper and plastic sources that can be sold for cash income from them has helped finance projects and study materials on the school run through paris came. 'd only about recalls how it's home has been used all rubbish is the simplest they realize no says the so they came back to come and fix their house of

salt when to do it's. because of the vocals and such it's good because it generates income for yeah so much happens when the content is a food they're picked up by the engine and barrowman 360 s is said to have been a share to the american intentionally put children at the center of the project. we've learned that children may not be decision makers but they're great influencers so i'll think of the example if you've ever been around a child i think we've all found ourselves doing things just to keep the peace or not to be bothered a little bit longer when as this came to go on a 5 years ago never in how wildest dreams would she have predicted that one day she'd be the head of the country's largest plastic recycling film environment $360.00 is a mixture of n.g.o.s and company. and income is re-invested in new programs last

year we were cycled right at 150 or so tons of plastics not think about 200 tons of paper with is this essentially was able to support all 43 schools on our recycling program we employ 13 people at environment 360 so 10 of those have actually been paid out from the rest cycling services. this is a 10 minute town a poor settlement outside that has a container poured on one side and industrial park on the other this is where environment 360 has some time piece fasts recycling center throughout the day i steady stream of people brings materials they have gathered in their districts here for sorting and way up to 5 tons of plastic come out of the company pays by kilo caution and interesting goodness make a minute on a plastic a plastic with 3 community everywhere you go everybody knows about with my original

signal beaten and then didn't know how to even keep waste and we wouldn't see plastics just lying down i don't have to so it's the coming plastic based on color and quality from father processing she's been doing the job longer than anyone else here and helped organize the women in the neighborhood into our west because association oh. yes sometimes the work is disgusting. but environment 360 provides us with everything we need. we have a shower here and we can wash our clothes after work. so when we go back to the community nobody knows how dirty we sometimes are from you think room do that then environment 360 well pick up the field socks later. bobby jr high school is out for the day time together the west that's ended up

in the schoolyard in the cause of the day. don't forget to wash your hands afterwards nowadays these kids in ghana clean up the west they have produced as a matter of cause. it's really inspiring to see those young people taking responsibility for the environment it makes the future look a little brighter we've come to the end of our equal africa special on sustainable living we hope you enjoyed the program i'm now if i may see you again soon and that goes for you too sandra. so long nieto so well and for you all of us please don't forget you could always get the letters from it off instagram facebook and twitter would also love to hear your thoughts on ideas on how to live more sustainable so please do send us your thoughts and of course be sure to join us

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