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To examine existing research into financial and other costs related to graffiti and fly-posting and present a robust estimate of financial costs associated with cleaning up graffiti and fly-posting.
To explore current LA practices as related to graffiti removal, including the use of community volunteers, paid or contracted services, in-house operation, community payback scheme and any other approaches arising.
To develop a model to compare cost effectiveness of different graffiti and fly-posting interventions.
To look at international examples of successful approaches to managing graffiti and fly-posting
To consider the role of digital tools such as apps to assist local authorities identifying and targeting graffiti or fly-posting hotspots, including compiling a list of available tools.
To work with a range of stakeholders to develop an advisory guidance document for those who manage graffiti and fly-posting, including examples of good practice (based on findings from above research) and a summary of available enforcement options.
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| Supplier | Identifier | Award Value | Cross-References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keep Britain Tidy | Charity Commission: 1071737 Companies House: 03496361 | £58,599 | - |
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