Questions to consider in preparing your response (note that you are not required to answer all of these questions): What process does your community use to assess litter levels? What specific metrics do you track during a litter assessment? How do you prioritize areas for litter assessment? How frequently do you conduct litter assessments in your area?

Questions to consider in preparing your response (note that you are not required to answer all of these questions): What topics are covered in your community education programs related to litter prevention? How do you promote and deliver educational content to the community? What partnership(s) support your community education efforts? How do you assess the impact of your community education initiatives?

Questions to consider in preparing your response (note that you are not required to answer all of these questions): Does your community have policies or regulations related to litter? How is compliance with these regulations ensured? What enforcement challenges does your community face? What strategies are used to address enforcement challenges? What measures are in place to promote voluntary compliance with litter prevention policies?

Questions to consider in preparing your response (note that you are not required to answer all of these questions): What types of items are collected during your community collection drives? How are collection drives promoted and organized? What were the outcomes of the collection drives? Provide an example of a successful collection drive and its outcomes. What challenges, if any, were faced in organizing collection drives and how were they addressed?

Questions to consider in preparing your response (note that you are not required to answer all of these questions): What is the structure and composition of your advisory body? How often does your advisory body meet? What are the main objectives an responsibilities of your advisory body? Do you address diversity and inclusivity in your advisory body?

Questions to consider in preparing your response (note that you are not required to answer all of these questions): How often are community cleanups organized? What resources and support are provided to volunteers during cleanups? What is the process for organizing a community cleanup event? How do you measure the success and impact of a cleanup event?

Questions to consider in preparing your response (note that you are not required to answer all of these questions): Which age groups are targeted in your youth education programs? What are the main themes and objectives of your youth education initiatives? What methods are used to engage and educate young people about litter prevention? How do you evaluate the effectiveness of your education programs?

Questions to consider in preparing your response (note that you are not required to answer all of these questions): What are the key components of your long-term planning strategy for litter prevention? How is community input incorporated into long-term planning? What is the process for reviewing and updating the community's long-term plan? What are the primary goals and objectives of your long-term planning efforts?

Questions to consider in preparing your response (note that you are not required to answer all of these questions): What types of organizations do you partner with for litter prevention and cleanup initiatives? What are the role(s) and contributions of partners in your community litter initiatives? How are partnerships maintained and strengthened? What are the impacts of your community's successful partnership?

Questions to consider in preparing your response (note that you are not required to answer all of these questions): What types of organizations do you partner with for litter prevention and cleanup initiatives? What are the role(s) and contributions of partners in your community litter initiatives? How are partnerships maintained and strengthened? What are the impacts of your community's successful partnership?

Questions to consider in preparing your response (note that you are not required to answer all of these questions): What key performance indicators are used to measure progress in your litter reduction initiatives? How frequently do you report on your progress? What tools or systems do you use to track and analyze progress data? What is an example of progress achieved and the factors that contributed?

Questions to consider in preparing your response (note that you are not required to answer all of these questions): What types of greening and beautification projects are implemented in your community? How is the community involved in these projects? What partnership(s) support your greening and beautification efforts. How do you measure the impact of greening and beautification projects measured?

Questions to consider in preparing your response (note that you are not required to answer all of these questions): How prevalent is cigarette litter in your community? What strategies do you use to reduce cigarette litter? How many cigarette receptacles were placed within your community?