SOLID

The Project

SOLID is a social behavioral change communication plan comprised of a workshop and infographic. This initiative aims to encourage the increase in the selected BASECO residents' level of intention towards solid waste management considering the troubled background of the local community with environmental issues. Through activities that promote personal attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control toward environmental consciousness, the project is able to attain its objective.

Without the assistance of the following individuals, this study would not have been possible.

First and foremost, gratitude is raised to the Almighty above for gracing the researchers with the guidance to complete the study.

To Mr. Arizol Abad, the head of the regional strategic communication and initiatives group of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)-National Capital Region (NCR) and the researchers’ practitioner, for persistently providing assistance and direction on the group’s study in accordance with his expertise.

To Mr. Jomer Limuaco, a focal representative of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)-National Capital Region (NCR) for BASECO, for consistently supervising the group in all field days and activities that transpired during the execution of the study.

To Ms. Hannah Nacino, the capstone adviser and homeroom adviser of the researchers, for constantly providing feedback and suggestions for the betterment of the study’s development.

To Ms. Guia Gonzales, the Inquiries, Investigation and Immersion (III) teacher of the researchers, for passionately teaching the researchers how to conduct and compose the study.

To Mr. Maui Aguilar and Mr. Amiel Lacorte, respectively the Practical Research 1 and Practical Research 2 (PR1 & PR2) teachers of the researchers, for fully supporting the progression of the researchers throughout the study.

With sincerest gratitude,

Jillian Casey Adarayan

Santiago Luis C. Donato

Andre Joseph P. Reyes

Juan Rafael B. Santiago