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Environmental Challenge Organisation (Singapore) known as ECO Singapore

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T a m p i n e s Our Youth. Our Future.

Society Reg. No: ROS326/2002 Charity Reg. No: 1739

RE-LIVE! @Heartland Venue: Tampines

Date: 4 September 2010 – 16

September 2010

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No. Contents Page

1. Introduction

- Histo ry of Re-live !

- Ra tiona le of d oing Re-live ! @ Hea rtland

- Object ives

- Achieveme nts

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2. What had happ ened? 6

3. Positive Impacts 9

4. Areas of improvement 11

5. Partnering orga niza tion 13

6. Conclusion 17

7. App end ix 18

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1. INTRODUCTION:

1.1 History of RE-LIVE! @Heartland RE-LIVE! @ Hea rtland was sta rted to mark Singapor e‟s Youth and Environment

da y in c onjunct ion w ith World Environme nt Day as ded ic ate d b y the United

Nations on the 5 th June of eve ry year.

1.1.1 In its maiden year (2008), the event was held at “The Atrium” where

it saw toge the r about 100,000 me mb ers of the p ub lic ove r the span

of 11 da ys. The e vent a lso b roug ht to gethe r over 150 young lea de rs

with its them e foc using on ene rgy e ffic iency, spec ific a lly greentransportation, and water conservation.

1.1.2 In 2009, RE-LIVE! @ Hea rtland (Bug is) saw to gether ove r 20,000

mem be rs of the p ublic over the spa n of 3 da ys eng ag ing a bo ut 300

youth lea de rs.

1.2 Rationale of doing RE-LIVE! @Hea rtland

1.2.1 The event is mo nthly held in loca tions whe re young pe op le ha ng

out to b e a ble to m aximize its prominence and pe netrate into the

youth community.

1.2.2 As the word RE-LIVE sta te its ow n me aning (i.e.) to rethink the w ay

you live, it is an op portunity given to us on how to a c t efficiently to

save our environme nt a nd to a c hieve sustainab le d evelopm ent.

1.2.3 The a c c essib ility for the p ublic to this event in the Hea rtland w as

easy and c omfortab le.

1.2.4 To att rac t more c row ds into the exhib ition, we had insta lled a sma ll

bazaa r of no t more tha n 15 sta lls. All the sta lls we re ec o -friend ly and

sold the ir p rod uc ts without p roviding a ny plastic b ags to c rea te

aw areness am ong pub lic .

1.2.5 In the exhibition we divide d the educ a tion frame work for

susta inab le c onsump tion in e veryda y lifestyle into the follow ing

categories:

1. Biod iversity2. Energy

3. Food

4. Shelter

5. Water

6. Waste

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1.3 OBJECTIVES:

Our Youth. Our Future.


• To give the pu blic a chance to understand the concept of “re-thinking the way

you live”.

• To a llow the p ublic to learn a bo ut the ma ny wa ys in c ontributing

• To e nsure the pub lic prac tic e w hat the y had lea rnt.

1.4 ACHIEVEMENTS:

We a re p lea sed to share that w e ha ve d one our best in making the event a s ec o-friend ly as possible w ith quite a ha nd ful of mea sures. Therefore, ap a rt from the

exhibition a rea , one of the key efforts we have put in is to b e a ble to have the trad e

fair mo re ec o friend ly. Othe r tha n off-sett ing fo r the event , we hop e to we ave in slow ly

the green message s. However, we we re a lso w ell awa re it wo uld be imp ossib le t o

c hang e everything. Instea d, w e have ta ken mo re o f inc rem enta l step s to slow ly

influenc e of p artner.

We p lea sed to ha ve d one the follow ing:

• Have pa rtic ipa ting ve ndo rs (non-food ) to g ive out reusab le b ag s that we have

spec ially printed for the e vent so residents around the a rea c an b ring t heir ow n

bags

• We ha ve informed the d rink sta lls as we ll to p rovide supp ort for mem bers of t he

p ublic who b ring the ir ow n b ottles to fill up the d rinks instea d of p urc ha sing

from b uying d isposab les c ups

• Bring ing in o f Hyb rid Ca rs

• Having a n op erato r to sell p la nts

• Putting up informa tion pa nels (18 of them) around on environm enta l me ssage s

• Gene rat or po we red b y biodiesel

Lea rning from the previous setup , we rec og nized that be ing an environme ntal them ed

(desp ite w e didn't p ut in the wo rd ENVIRONMENT in any of t he hea der), peo p le usua lly

will detour from our site . The a ttrac tion c om es if the re a re th ings to b uy or even food .

Therefore in the new site , we ha d p rop osed to ha ve the exhib ition just b ehind the foo d

sa les with a c lear ca rpet w alkwa y tow ards our area . Also, we spe c ific ally p ut in

ad ditiona l interact ive m od ules and vide os so the pub lic c an play a round with it.

The resp onse from the pub lic ha s be en ge nerally positive. The who le eve nt d rew

ab out 10,000 mem bers of the p ublic while w e ha ve ma nage d to eng ag e a bout 80-100 c ap tive aud ienc e on the w eekda ys and ab out 150 on the we ekends.

In fac t, we a re p leased to sha re tha t within the we ek da ys, we have stud ent s b ringing

their friends to the exhib it to g et involved in the q uiz we have c rea ted . And the re a re

residents nearby a s we ll bring their own neighb ours to c hec k it out. They have found

them me aningful and we have bee n fortunate to have them c ap tured in our

da ta ba se which we will be follow ing up promp tly on.

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2 WHAT HAD HAPPENED?



This event, as me ntioned during our introduc tion, is a youth led initiat ive eve nt tha t

aims to ed uca te the p ublic reg arding the five a spe c ts of the environme nt and wha t

they, as individua ls c an d o t o c ontribute , making Singa po re a greener city than it w as

befo re. This sec tion w ill be d ivided into th ree p a rts;

• Arrang em ents ma de prior to the e vent,

• The event set up and its c ontent a nd

• Our ob servation.

2.1 Arrangem ents Made Prior to Event:

2.1.1 Working hoursThe event usua lly sta rts a t 12 pm a nd c loses around 10 pm. Vend ors a re to sell

their products during these hours.

2.1.2 Volunte ers

The vo lunteers c ame in shift b asis and it w as ma de tha t a t least tw o o f them

we re p resent in the information c ounter always to g uide and help the pub lic in

answe ring the questionna ire.

2.2 The Event Set Up The set up of the eve nt is simple, allow ed peo ple to wa lk a round with suffic ient

space.

At the ent ranc e a rea , the first thing the y see w ill be the TV which show ed the m any

d ifferent c lips relating to the e nvironm ent . This wa s to a ttrac t the public intoc oming into the event.

The t ab le c onsisting o f a b rief de sc rip tion of o ur event and the questionna ires we re

near the entranc e too.

The informa tion c ounter wa s c learly visib le to the pub lic w hen t hey step in. The

informa tion c ounte r wa s not o nly used to d iscuss with the p ublic informa tion a b out

the eve nt and the q uestionna ire b ut also to display the p rod uct s ma de b y the

pa rtners. Pa rtners in this eve nt ha ve their ow n p anels loc a ted a t the perime ter of

the event.

2.2.1 Panel Arrangements

The e vent w as set in a w ay whe re the re w ere six panels, ea c h c onta ining the

d ifferent a spe c ts of the environm ent . The six pa nels a re a rrange d in hexago n

sha pe ea c h so a s to a llow the pub lic to rea d it with ea se. The p anels a re

arra nge d such tha t pub lic have am ple spa c e to w alk around w hile rea ding it.

(Left) Information Banners - ‘Waste’ (Right) Information Banners – ‘Water’

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2.2.2 Mo vie Area


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In this event, we a dd ed a spa c e for the p ublic to sit a nd wa tc h a series ofNo: 1739

do cum entary and movie relating to e nvironmental c once rns and ed uca tion.

2.2.3 Exhibition Content

As me ntioned , the p ane ls are c at eg orized ac c ording t o d ifferent a spe c ts of

the environm ent ; wa ter, food , energy, wa ste , shelter and b iod iversity.

Eac h of t hese p anels c onta in the definitions of the ir ow n, the c urrent situa tion

now , the importanc e o f these a spe c ts to our lives and wha t w e, individua ls c an

do to c ontribute to a better environment.

2.3 Our Observa tion During the a fternoon p eriod , the c row d w ould b e no rma l. It usually c onta ins sc hoo l

c hild ren a nd e lder peop le. But their ea ge rness to p a rticipa te in the exhib ition wa s

higher comp ared to other peop le.

Mo st of t he p ub lic w ill a rrive d uring the e vening time when there is a sc ree ning o f

movies/documentaries.

The m ost highlighte d fea ture o f the e vent w as a bicyc le w hic h p rod uce s energy

by rid ing it. Som e o f the d evices tha t it co uld run were light bulb , sma ll fan a nd a

radio.

To ed uc at e the p eop le, some ed uca tional vide o c lips we re a dd ed in a playlist

and pe ople c ould browse through it by the c omp uters plac ed in the e ntranc e.

After finishing the questionnaire, pub lic mo ves to the informa tion c ounte r to know

the c orrec t a nswe rs and c ollec t the ir gifts.

The vo lunteers present o ver the information c ounter rec eive the m and ed uca te

them a bout the ec ologica l problems.

There w ere ma ny gifts given t o the pub lic for answe ring the questionna ire fo rms.

Some of them were a b ookmark, an eco ba dg e, a rec ycled pen, a lanyard a nd a

recyclable bag.

(Left)Young kid trying out the bicycle to light up the light bulbs and radio

(Middle) Information counter to educate public (Right) Free Movie screening

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The pa rtne rs of this eve nt w ere usua lly present in the e vening

time and share their ide a s and prod uct s with the p ublic .



When the re w ere few er crow ds, the vo lunteers will go t o the nea rby ma lls, MRT

sta tions and resta uran ts to b ring the pub lic to this event. During c losing time, the

voluntee rs verify the stoc k present a nd p lan for the next da y of the e vent

(Left) Etrican – One of the partners for the event.(Right)

Green Genie- Another partner

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3 POSITIVE IMPACTS: Our Youth. Our Future.


For the p ast tw o w ee ks of the exhib ition at Tamp ines, we ha ve rec eived ma ny po sitiveresponses from the public . Som e of them a re:

3.1 Level of Engagem ent: Peop le e ntering into our exhibition w ant t o learn mo re a nd understand mo re a bo ut

the e nvironm ent . When given w ith the q uestionna ire, they wo uld take their time to

wa lk a round the exhib ition sea rc hing for the right a nswe rs.

The volunteers also m ana ge d to draw the atte ntion o f the uninterested pub lic by

ge tting them in to the exhib ition area and a nswe ring the q uestionna ire. Most of

them we re eage r and interested in know ing the a nswe rs and ra ised issue s about the

questionna ire or informa tion ba nners tha t they do not und ersta nd .

Not only that , there a re p eop le tha t visited the exhibition o nce and the ne xt time

they were see n at t he e xhibition, they broug ht a long the ir friend s and pa rents.

Ec o vo lunteers we re a lso spo tte d a t the exhib ition. It was a lso no tice d tha t p eo ple in

group s or pa irs a re m ore w illing and interested to ha ve a look at the exhib ition ra the r

than p eop le that a re alone.

(Left) Interactions between ECO volunteers and the public. (Middle, Right) Public taking part in

the questionnaire searching for answers from the information banners.

3.2 Interactive Corners: There w ere Interac tive c orners at the exhib ition:

3.2.1 Cha rts

„What have you done to reduce water usage?‟ and „What have you done to

save the environment?‟

This interac tive session suc c essfully ma na ge d to eng age the different a ge

group s of p ublic . The pub lic a re w illing to sha re w ith o thers by writing d ow n on

the b oa rd a bo ut how they p layed a p a rt in saving the environme nt, these a re

prec ious informa tion that c ould not b e found on o ur informa tion ba nners a nd

othe rs wo uld be ab le t o learn from it.

3.2.2 Television

Another would be the television tha t wa s plac ed at the entranc e of the

exhibition. It ma nag ed to d raw the p ublic attention a nd g ot them in to the

exhib ition a fter wa tc hing the vide os tha t a re b eing sc ree ned . There w ere a lso

p eop le tha t a sked a b out the mo vie sc reening show times too.

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3.3 Produc ts:



ECO p rod uct s and other rec ycled p rod uct s that a re b eing sold a ttra cte d the

pub lic to visit the e xhibition. The p roduc ts tha t w ere sold in the exhib ition a re

• Orga nic c otton t-shirts

• BPA free wa ter bottles

• Ear rings and keycha in ma de of rec ycled c ans

• Hair ba nds and lea ther bag s ma de of rec ycled m ate rials

• Rec ycled pe ns

• Reusable bags

Ma ny of them c am e to know the b enefits of using t hese p rod ucts and

enc ourag ed us to sell mo re p rod uc ts of th is kind .

The highlighted pa rt, is tha t the pub lic wa s willing t o spe nd mo re on these kind of

products.

(Left) Public going through the recycled products (Right) List of

the products that are sold in the exhibition.

More pict ures c an b e found in the link mentioned b elow:

http://ecotv.smugmug.com/Street-Scenes/tampines2010/13636310_cUCu8/

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4 AREAS OF IMPROVEMENT:

Some of the step s for having a be tter event are to ta ke into a c c ount thepo sitive side and the a rea s that need imp rove me nt.



With the p ositive a rea s co vered , here a re some of the a rea s to b e imp roved ba sed on

our expe rienc e a fter the tw o w eeks a t RE-LIVE Choa Chu Kang :

4.1 Rea ching out to target market: There a re q uite a number of peop le w ho c am e to our event. Howeve r, we c an

venture into different wa ys to reac h out to mo re p eop le b y:

4.1.1 Send ing invitations/ notifica tion to nearing sc hoo ls to let them know of the

event.

Elab oration: A d eta iled sugg estion w ill be to let the stud ents from CCA group

who are interested in environme nt (Green c lub in p rima ry and sec ond ary

schoo ls) to a ttend our event . In return, sc hoo l may offer them CC A points.

4.1.2 Giving out ba lloons to children

Elab oration: During we ekend s, we c an give o ut ba lloo ns to c hildren wa lking

a round the nea rest ma ll w ith a p rint o f our RE-LIVE logo o n it. We hop e these

c hildren c an bring t heir pa rents along to our event.We w ill also inform the p a rents of these c hild ren a synop sis of o ur even t so tha t

they w ill know wha t the event is ab out.

4.1.3 Plac ing one A4 size poster at the notice b oa rd situated nea r the lifts

nearing eve nt date.

Elab oration: The p urp ose o f this is to inform the p ublic a bout t he event

befo reha nd so tha t they c an visit our exhib ition when they a re free.

We will plac e it at the no tic e b oa rd nea r the lifts be c ause w e ob served that

the p ub lic w ill rea d throug h som e of the notific a tions of the b oa rd w hile

wa iting for the lift.

The poster will be designed in such a way that it will attract the pu blic‟s

attention.

4.2 Enga gement: During the event, we ha ve tried to eng ag e the pub lic by ha ving m ovie sc reening

which show ca sed movies and d oc umenta ries ab out the different aspe c ts of the

environme nt, allow ing the p ublic t o pe n do wn wha t they have d one to save

wa ter and the e nvironme nt, and having a TV near the entranc e to c ap ture the pu blic‟s attention.

How ever, this c an be furthe r imp roved b y:

• Cond ucting g am es related to the environment to enga ge the p ublic .

• Ha ve Chinese t ranslation fo r som e o f the p oste rs.

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T a m p i n e s • Send out b roc hures to as “a giveaway” over a certain

top ic of interest.Our Youth. Our Future.

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• Crea ting sta lls like p op c orns, yoghurt/ yakult/ c and y floss to d raw t heNo: 1739

pub lic into our event.

• Giving free p opc orn ap art from the ba gs and ba dg es to p ublic after

completing the survey.

• Set up mo re ea sy surveys w ith Chinese t ranslation t oo .

• Luc ky Draw – on weekends – tie up w ith m useum or Sung ei Buloh to lea rn

mo re ab out the environme nt.

4.3 Layout:

Movie sc reening c an b e p lac ed at the side of the entranc e instea d o f the current

layout w here the m ovie sc ree ning is p lac ed a t the b ac k of the exhib ition. The

informa tion c ounter c a n also be d ec orated for attract ing the p ublic a ttention.

Kind ly refe r to App end ix C for more informa tion.

4.4 Red uc tion of plastic usage

Since this eve nt is c ollabo ra ted w ith the Pasar Malam, we should sugg est to the

Pasar Ma lam sta ll ho lde rs to reduc e the ir usage o f p lastics.

Our event is to p rom ote c onservation, educ at e the p ublic on the m a ny ways to

help save the environme nt.

It is thus imp ortan t if the Pasa r Ma lam d o t heir pa rt to o in reduc ing the ir p lastic

usage so tha t we c an all wo rk tow a rds re-thinking the wa y we live.

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5 PARTNERING ORGANISATION:



RE-LIVE! @ Heartland (Ta mp ines) w ould no t b e possible w itho ut t he c ontinuous

supp ort from the pa rtnering orga nisa tions.

The pa rtne ring organisa tions for this eve nt a re

• AC RES

• Alpha Biofuels

• All Things Green And Bea utiful

• Build ing and C onstruct ion Autho rity of Singa pore (BCA)

• Delcie‟s Desserts & Cak es

• Etrican – Organic Clothing

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Greenie Gen ie• My Wate r Bot tle

• Nationa l Environm ent Age nc y (NEA)

• North East Com mun ity Developm ent Co unc il

• PUB

• Tetra Pak

• United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

• Vegeta rian Soc iety

• Young NTUC

5.1 ACRES

• To raise a wareness among p ub lic rega rding the killing of sha rks for the p urpo seof using their fins in soup .

• Their ma in goa l is tha t Susta inab le d eve lopm ent c ould be

ac hieve d o nly if huma nkind c an preserve othe r spec ies.

5.2 Alpha Biofuels

• To eng ag e c omm unities to reduc e clima te c hang e effec tively,

a nd to e mp ow er com munities through t he b enefits of using c lea n

energy.

• To a id individua ls and c om mun ities in reduc ing the ir c a rbon

footprint.

5.3 All Things Green And Bea utiful

• To setup exhibition o n their produc ts a nd promo te wha t it mea ns to b e g reene r

with their produc t.

• ATGAB is a Singapore-ba sed c om p any w ith a go al: To p reserve

the environment we live in by starting a serious green business

of rec ycling.

• To raise a wa reness am ong the p ublic that rec ycled produc ts

c an b e very c rea tive, re-usab le and a fforda b le.

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5.4 Building and Construction Authority of Singapore

(BCA)



• They we re c onsulted in the informa tion p ane l put up for public outrea c h on therelevant them e

• Develop s and reg ulate Singa pore's building a nd c onstruction

industry.

5.5 Delcie’s Desserts & Cakes

• Delcie‟s, a su bsidiary brand of Whisk and Fold , is a c ertified Ha lal ba kery and

the only ba kery in Singapore tha t b a kes so he a lthily.

• The bakery pa ssion is exc lusively simp le; tha t is to wh ip up goo d

and irresistible c akes without c om promising the taste through

the art of hea lthy ba king with hea lthy met hod s and ingredients.

5.6 Etrican – Orga nic Clothing

• Setup exhibition o n their p rod uct s and p rom ote wha t it means to

be greener with their produc t.

• The p rinciple a t the c ore of the Etric an lab el is tha t it aims to be

susta inab le. Susta inab ility is a c om p lex issue

• All Etric an c lothes a re made w ith 100% c ertified orga nic c ott on,

from plants which a re not ge netica lly mod ified .

5.7 Greenie Genie

• Setup exhibition o n their p rod uct s and p rom ote wha t it means

to b e g reene r with their produc t.

• They d isp lay a sp rea d o f the m ost anticipa ted e a rrings

collection.

• The highlight of the c ollec tion is the o ne a nd only pa ir of quirky

signa ture skull of Mc Que en.

5.8 My Water Bottle

• My wa terbottle is a non-profit c am pa ign to enc ourag e mo re

Singaporeans to use the ir ow n refillab le wa ter b ott les, instea d

of buying or taking single-use bottled water.

• Show tha t ta p wa te r is sa fe to d rink and ta stes just a s go od a s

bottled wa ter.

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5.9 National Environment Agenc y (NEA)



• They we re c onsulted in the informa tion p a nel put up for public outrea c h on

the releva nt theme

• Emb rac e a ll in c a ring for a Clea n and Hea lthy Environm ent

• To a c hieve a livea b le a nd susta inab le environm ent in

Singa p ore

5.10 PUB

• They were c onsulted in the informa tion pa nel put up for pub lic

outrea ch on the relevant them e

• Responsible for the collection, production and reclamation of

wa ter in Singapore.

• To e nsure a n efficient, ad eq ua te & susta ina ble supp ly of w at er.

5.11 North East Com munity Deve lopment Counc il

• Supp orted the e vent with inputs and outrea c h to the c omm unity

• It a ims to b uild a self reliant c ommunity, and to p rom ote

ac tive c itizenship .

• To a ssist the nee dy, bond the p eop le a nd c onnec t the

community

5.12 Tetra Pak

• Setup exhibition o n their p rod uct s and p rom ote wha t it mea ns to be greener

with their produc t.

• World's lea ding foo d proc essing and pa c kaging solutions c om pa ny

• Work c losely w ith the ir c ustome rs and supp liers, provid ing sa fe,

innovat ive a nd environme ntally sound prod ucts that me et the

nee ds of hund red s of m illions of p eo p le

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T a m p i n e s 5.13 United Nations Environment Program me (UNEP)

• Sup porting w ith the Energy Bicyc le

• UNEP Is the voice for the environm ent in the un ited na tions

system

• To p rovide lea de rship and e nc ourag e p a rtne rship in c a ring

for the e nvironm ent by insp iring , informing, and ena b ling

na tions and p eo p les to imp rove the ir qua lity of life w ithout

c om p rom ising tha t of future gene ra tions.

5.14 Vegetarian Society

• To o ffer expe rt ad vice on nutritiona l issues and p rovide free

informa tion to ind ividua ls, co mp anies and orga nisat ions.

• To raise the p rofile of veg eta rian issues and help peo p le

und ersta nd t he reasons for c hoo sing a ve ge ta rian wa y of life.

5.15 Young NTUC

• La rgest Youth Moveme nt in Singa pore. They p rovided DVD

for mo vie sc ree ning in the exhib ition.

• To ensure c ont inuity and dynam ism, the lab our move me nt

must ha ve a strong c ohort of young me mb ers.

5.16 Asia Pac ific Breweries (APB)• APB is the sponsor fo r this event.





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6. CONCLUSION:

In a ll, this event involves three importa nt a spec ts;



• The intention to foster p ositive ha b its in te rms of environm enta l prac tice s

am ong st the pub lic ,

• To eng ag e the pub lic through the ed uca tiona l exhibition and

• To initiate environm enta l aw arene ss in youth .

RE-LIVE! @ Hea rtland (Ta mp ines) is a yout h lea d initiat ive eve nt t ha t intend s to d rive

the pub lic to RE-think a nd RE-LIVE their existing ha b its.

To p rac tice this ha bit is not tha t d iffic ult a t a ll. There a re a lrea dy existing m ea ns to do

so w ith a ll the c urrent ma rket p rod uc ts tha t wa s rea d ily ava ilab le.

Youth a re the key d rivers in this initiat ion to p romo te the se lifestyle c ha nges. The

ultima te g oa l of this event w as to c rea te a wa reness am ong the p ublic .

The e c o-pa rtners on the other hand , proved tha t the pub lic we re w illing t o spe nd

mo re to be c om e e c o-friendly b y purcha sing t heir produc ts.

This p rojec t will set the p rec ed enc e of a ll future youth lea d a nd e nvironm enta l events

that a ct ively eng ag e a nd em po wers youth on lifestyle c hang e.

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APPENDIX A – TOTAL EXPENSES



S/No Description Qty Unit Cost Total Cost

A EXHIBITION AREA (16 days)

1 Domed-shaped Tentage - Size: 50' X 60' c/w Inner Lining 1 lot 10800 10800

2 Wooden Platform - Size: 50' X 60' 1 lot 3600 3600

3 Carpet - Size: 50' X 60' 1 lot 3600 3600

4 Fans and Lights 1 lot 2200 2200

5 Power Point 12 50 600

6 Side Canvas 22 50 1100

7 Exhibition Panels 50 75 3750

8 P.A. System 1 lot 3000 30009 6M X 3M Information booth cum sales booth 1 lot 2800 2800

10 3' X 3' Table c/w Blue Skirting 10 35 350

12 DB Box and Connection 1 lot 800 800

14 Power Generator 1 lot 18000 18000

16 Tentage Front Injet Event Logo 1 780 780

Total Cost for A 51380

B BAZZAR AREA (16 days)

1 Domed-shaped Tentage - Size: 50' X 200' c/w Inner Lining 1 lot 36000 36000

2 Wooden Platform - Size: 50' X 200' 1 lot 12000 12000

3 Fans and Lights 1 lot 3000 3000

4 Power Point 80 50 4000

5 Side Canvas 55 50 2750

6 3' X 3' Table c/w Blue Skirting 100 35 3500

7 DB Box and Connection 1 lot 800 800

Total Cost for B 62050

C MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS

1 Reusable bags 10000 0.5 5000

2 Lanyards 3000 1 3000

3 Information Panels (Large) 42 170 7140

4 Tee Shirts 600 8 4800

Total Cost for C 19940

D MISCELLANEOUS

1 Transportation 1 lot 120 120

2 Stationary 1 lot 59.5 59.5

3 Survey Forms 2000 0.1 200

Total Cost for D 379.5

Total Cost: A + B + C + D 133749.5

Contribution (Bazzar + Carnival Area)

70000

Total Amount -63749.5

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APPENDIX C – EXHIBITION LAYOUT OF RE-LIVE! @Heartla nd (TAMPINES)

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Documents

Re-Live! @ Heartland (Tampines) Report