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1. JKT Clean
¡°we care, we act, we start from our hands"
A proposal presented by:
Fritzky Wijayan Swastia
Student at The London School of Public Relations ¨C Jakarta
Marketing Communications
PRESERVING PUBLIC FACILITIES CAMPAIGN
2. PROPOSAL¡¯S SCOPE
Problem Statement
Budget Projection
Target Audience
The Major Effects
Timeline
The Objectives
Organizational
Structure
Case Breakdown
Strategy & Tactics
3. P
R
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L
E
M
S
T
A
T
E
M
E
N
T
DEFINITION
¡°Littering is the increasingly prevalent bad habit of thoughtlessly throwing
away or leaving rubbish lying around in public places instead of using the
rubbish bins or wastepaper baskets provided.¡±
DATA
According to Earth Science Information Network data in 2012, Indonesia
is deemed as the 134th cleanest state out of 140 countries which have
been assessed by the organization. Waste4Change Director Bijaksana
Junerosano confirmed refer to the data that Indonesia is the 7th dirtiest
country throughout the world. 36% of around 236 million as the total
residents in Indonesia is still having a poor sanitation facilities, however,
Jakarta is among other cities that highly affects Indonesia to be dirtier in
other countries¡¯ perception.
CASE
Billions of people are still careless to pay more attention on how they use
the public facilities, particularly to street around Jakarta. They keep
frequently throwing their unused rubbish to the street that will affect
people¡¯s life and generate several impacts.
4. M
A
J
O
R
E
F
F
E
C
T
S
One stacked rubbish will absolutely
produce a mucky smell that can
hamper the activity, so that, it will
kill the pedestrian¡¯s mood.
Several stacked rubbish definitely
lowers the aesthetic of Jakarta,
which will cause people to be less
of eagerness to preserve the
environment.
When ¡°flooding season¡± comes to
Jakarta, residents almost blame on
government¡¯s performance, while
they did not even motivate
themselves to prevent the flooding
by not taking an action on littering
case.
5. LET¡¯S SEE THE CASE BREAKDOWN!
WHAT
Poor sanitation facilities
are being a core issue in
Indonesia, particularly in
Jakarta, as the seventh
dirtiest country
throughout the world.
WHEN
Every day, every time,
especially when rush
hours.
WHERE
Streets around Jakarta.
WHO
Pedestrian & Driver and Passenger:
1. who have no intention to make
Jakarta green
2. who are not interested to the
environment and nature
conservation
WHY
1. ¡°We are lazy to find out the dumpster, so
that, littering would be simpler.¡±
2. ¡°Self-awareness to be discipline will not
change anything.¡±
3. ¡°We don¡¯t care and not having self-
belonging of public area.¡±
4. ¡°Every resident in Jakarta often does the
same thing.¡±
5. ¡°There are so many scavengers to pick up
our unused rubbish around the street.¡±
6. WHAT ARE THE OBJECTIVES?
COMMUNICATION OBJECTIVE
To engage 1% out of 12,7 millions of people in Jakarta to conserve Jakarta to be
greener by December 2016.
4 KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
To rise the
audience¡¯s
awareness by 2%
per month about
JKT Clean¡¯s
campaign and its
vision.
To create interest for
residents to avoid
the littering, also
willing to conserve
Jakarta¡¯s
environment,
particularly in
Central Jakarta.
To attract the
potential audience
to participate the
campaign and
having a major
desire to care, act,
and start from their
own hands.
To put the target
participants on Car
Free Day to take an
action of how does
it feel to clean up
the litter by their
own hands on
December 2016.
7. T
A
R
G
E
T
A
U
D
I
E
N
C
E
1. Students
? Gender:
Women and men
? Social class:
Middle class and above
? Age:
18 ¨C 22 years old
? Education:
Student at various
universities
2. Internet or social media geek
KEY MESSAGE!
CARE and ACT should be
instilled to ourselves
without consider any
diversities, therefore, one
contribution from every
audience yet stakeholder
would help to establish a
green Jakarta.
WHAT¡¯S IN ME?
Have you ever dreamed when a
foreigner comes to Jakarta, he says
that Jakarta is greener if compared
to the last time since he went here?
How does it feel as one of the
residents in Jakarta? PROUD?
SATISFY? Or even more than that?
In order to make it all happen, let¡¯s
clean up the litter starting from our
own hands now!
9. S
T
R
A
T
E
G
Y
TACTIC
WHAT IS THE MAIN STRATEGY? WHAT ARE THE TACTICS?
Put the audience into
the shoes of the
streets cleaner thus
they hand on
experience to feel
the hurdle of
cleaning trash.
1. Cyber tools
activation
2. Social contest
3. University
visitation
4. Inspirational
event
10. FIND OUT THE RELEVANT INFORMATION AS MUCH AS YOU CAN!
WHY CYBER TOOLS ACTIVATION?
1. As a rising generation, who does not have
social media?
2. Simple and free of charge.
3. Will cover students, even general public.
4. Easier to disseminate the relevant
information.
CYBER TOOLS ACTIVATION
: JKT Clean and Me
: @JKTClean
: JKTClean
: JKT Clean and Me
WHAT RELEVANT INFORMATION MEANS?
1. Giving an actual information about littering and the effects.
2. Why does the littering occur?
3. What JKT Clean stands for?
4. Educate and entertain the internet users through social media.
5. Giving hints for the looming competition.
6. As one of promotional tools, aiming to spread the information of the
upcoming event¡¯s existence.
11. SOCIAL CONTEST
MORE PERSUADING SELFIES ON YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA WON¡¯T
HURT ANYBODY!
In the term of social contest, two ambassadors from Indonesia will be announced on JKT Clean¡¯s social
media who want to join the contest.
WHO ARE THE AMBASSADORS?
Chelsea Islan
A very well-known as an educated
actress which has the most inspiring
experience from her life.
She was participating several
inspirational movies in Indonesia
such as Merry Riana ¡°Mimpi Sejuta
Dolar¡± movie, and ¡°Di balik 98¡±
movie.
Genrifinadi ¡°Ge¡± Pamungkas
The 1st winner of Stand Up Comedy
Indonesia Kompas TV season two.
He is a rising comedian because of
his action in one of situational
comedies dubbed ¡°The East¡± on Net
TV, so that, he would be easier to
influence other as he¡¯s a comedian.
WHY?
Back to social media, what
¡°follow¡± button stands for if
the followers do not want to
be influenced by their
chosen influencer like
Chelsea and Ge on Instagram
and Twitter, while the
followers are following the
two of them?
However, everybody
wants
to be influenced by
his/her
chosen influencers.
THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
1. Theme: How I should have to
react in order to prevent the
littering?
2. This social contest is allowed
for students at university
only.
3. Blast the inspiring photo or
video on Instagram by using
hash tag #JKTClean and
tagging to JKT Clean¡¯s are
mandatory.
4. The consideration criteria in
order to win (8 students):
? The most creative yet
meaningful picture or
video content
? The most likes and
supporting comments
achievement
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LET US PARTICIPATE AS A RISING GENERATION TO CLEAN UP THE LITTER!
We would like to do a university visitation in 30 potential universities based in Jakarta.
WHAT ¡°UNIVERSITY VISITATION¡° REFERS TO?
1. We only want to briefly give the relevant information about the
competition by opening a small booth in every potential
universities¡¯ canteen.
2. Neither seminar nor talk show is needed in the term of university
visitation.
3. In order to enhance the power of our promotion, we would like to
design an electric poster and brochure, then vest it to the university
and let the university disseminate it to students through its
numerous social media account.
4. Carry out the printed banner is mandatory to heighten the
awareness.
WHY UNIVERSITY VISITATION?
1. Appropriate with our target audience.
2. Easier to be influenced directly.
3. Increase the awareness, interest, and desire personally to target
audience.
4. To get participant as many as possible.
13. INSPIRATIONAL EVENT
WE HAVE YET DONE HERE, TELL THE WORLD YOUR EXPERIENCE, LET THEM KNOW,
PERSUADE THEM TO ACT, DO TOGETHER.
As the final stage, we would like to conduct an event, namely ¡°We Care Jakarta¡±.
The event will be implemented at Car Free Day on 18th of December 2016, from 07.45 ¨C 10.15 AM.
WHAT DOES IT CONTAIN?
Final competition
1. Once again, neither seminar nor talk show
about littering is included in this event.
2. The remaining 8 students will be divided
into 2 groups, which each group is
accompanied by the ambassadors,
Chelsea and Ge.
3. The competition:
?Each group will receive 15 trash bags.
?Get the litter during Car Free Day.
?The winner is assessed from how much
weight the trash bags are.
?The 1st winner will get Rp 10 million +
certificate of appreciation.
?The 2nd winner will get Rp 5 million +
certificate of appreciation.
?Hint: in order to win, get as many
supporters to help as you can at CFD.
Instagram¡¯s look alike
All the CFD participants are allowed to take a
picture by holding up the objects that we
provide. The objects will cover a number of
statements that are written on Instagram¡¯s look
alike Styrofoam, and each participant can
choose the two Styrofoam to be uploaded to
social media. The Styrofoam reveals:
1. ¡°JKTClean I have tried to put myself in the
shoes of the streets cleaner by contributing
to clean up the litter on Car Free Day, and I
am proud of it. Show yours!
#WeCareJakarta¡±
2. ¡°JKTClean I have shown my contribution by
cleaning the litter today. Show yours!
#WeCareJakarta¡±
Looking for a collaboration:
14. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
Head of
Committee
Head of
Division A
Publication
Team
Administration
Officer
Volunteer
Head of
Division B
Event Manager
Event
Conceptor
Designer
Head of
Division C
Food and
Beverage Team
Equipment &
Decor Team
Transportation
Team
Secretary Treasurer CORE VALUES OF JKT CLEAN
Commitment
Responsibility
Honesty
Teamwork
Perseverance
15. NO. DESCRIPTION PIC
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER
I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV
1 Structural organization Head of Committee
2 Brainstorm about the concept Event Conceptor
3 Point out the specific target
Administration
Officer
4 Determine the vehicle Transportation Team
5 Decide the F&B F&B Team
6 Specify the wherewithal Equipment Team
7 Establish the budget Treasurer
8 Proposal development Secretary
9 Design the material Designer
10 Social media activation Publication Team
11 Social experiment Event Conceptor
12 University visitation Equipment Team
13 Close the social experiment Event Conceptor
14 Announcement Publication Team
15 Inspirational event Event Manager
16 Evaluation report Secretary
WHAT WE¡¯RE GOING TO DO?
The timeline is in the year of 2016
16. HOW MUCH DOES THE CAMPAIGN COST?
NO. ITEMS UNIT PRICE PER UNIT TOTAL PRICE
1 Transportation
Fuel fee for university visitation 5 cars x 3 days Rp 750,000 / day Rp 2,250,000
2 Food and Beverages
Committee 50 Rp 15,000 Rp 750,000
Participant 8 Rp 30,000 Rp 240,000
Ambassador 2 Rp 100,000 Rp 200,000
3 Equipment
Banner 1 Rp 300,000 Rp 300,000
Frame for certificate 8 Rp 75,000 Rp 600,000
Instagram's look alike styrofoam 2 Rp 25,000 Rp 50,000
4 Proposal Development
Printed proposal 30 Rp 20,000 Rp 600,000
5 Ambassador
Ge Pamungkas Rp 15,000,000
Chelsea Islan Rp 20,000,000
6 Reward
Cash prize for the winner Rp 10,000,000 Rp 10,000,000
Cash prize for the second winner Rp 5,000,000 Rp 5,000,000
Certificate of appreciation 8 Rp 10,000 Rp 80,000
TOTAL PRICE Rp 55,070,000
Contingency 10% of total price Rp 5,507,000
GRAND TOTAL PRICE Rp 60,577,000