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Waste IEC Material Development

Clear, local, effective communication materials — not generic posters.

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Field research informing local IEC material development
What it is

Effective IEC needs materials that fit the local language, literacy and context. We develop posters, jingles, videos, signage and stickers grounded in behaviour-change principles — not one-size-fits-all templates.

Why it matters
  • Generic materials get ignored
  • Local language and visuals drive comprehension
  • Consistent materials reinforce the campaign
Behaviour-first creative

Materials people actually read and act on

Generic posters get ignored. Grounding every creative in one target behaviour and the local context is what makes IEC materials work.

DefineTarget behaviourThe one action to shift
Core messageAudience-fit, plain language
Local creativePrint, audio, video & signage
KitTested & deployedA localisable, ready-to-use suite
How we do it

A clear, practical approach

01Message strategy

Core behaviours and audience-fit messaging.

02Creative development

Print, audio, video and signage designed and tested.

03Deployment kit

A ready-to-use, localisable material kit.

Proof on the ground

Related work we've delivered

Real projects behind our iec & behaviour change — named partners, measured outcomes.

Urban SWM

Creating a Garbage-Free Slum in Wadarwadi

Wadarwadi, Shivajinagar ward, Pune

82%Households covered for waste collection (up from ~18%)
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Urban SWM

Transforming Rahuri — A Model for Sustainable Solid Waste Management

Rahuri, Ahmednagar district, Maharashtra

100%Door-to-door waste collection achieved
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Urban SWM

Community-Driven Waste Management in Deolali Pravara

Deolali Pravara, Ahmednagar district, Maharashtra

8Garbage Vulnerable Points (GVPs) eliminated
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Waste IEC Material Development — quick answers

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What is Waste IEC Material Development?
Effective IEC needs materials that fit the local language, literacy and context. We develop posters, jingles, videos, signage and stickers grounded in behaviour-change principles — not one-size-fits-all templates.
Who needs Waste IEC Material Development?
It's built for ULBs & missions. Generic materials get ignored Local language and visuals drive comprehension
How does Social Lab deliver Waste IEC Material Development?
Message strategy: Core behaviours and audience-fit messaging. Creative development: Print, audio, video and signage designed and tested. Deployment kit: A ready-to-use, localisable material kit. You get: A localised IEC material suite; Behaviour-tested creatives; A deployment toolkit.
Where to next

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