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Context Austria is currently experiencing a transitional phase. Products that offer a significant plus in terms of resource efficiency and/or social equity are slowly emerging from their niche into the mass market. Government decided to support this positive dynamic by launching a public awareness campaign. | Philosophy/Solution To promote a limited number of specific products that favour a more sustainable lifestyle. A month-long public-private promotion gathered competing retailers, local producers of sustainable goods, and fair trade associations. The preferred method was point-of-sale communication through posters and a campaign-specific sustainability label, supplemented by an online database on product details and local outlets. The effort was supported by a number of state-sponsored public relations events. | Results Consideration of sustainable products among the most important household deciders, women, grew by 13%. At the same time, producers and retailers benefited as sales of targeted goods climbed. Seen as a success by all participants, the campaign was repeated in 2005. | | Title | "Sustainability Weeks" | | Original Title | "Nachhaltige Wochen" | | Agency | Agentur Tragner | | City | Vienna | | Advertiser | Austrian Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment, and Water Management |
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Food
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| Date of First Publication |
01/01/2004
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| Country of Production | Austria | | Language | German | | Type | Print | | Tagline | That’s the way to do it. Sustainably. | | Original Tagline | Das bringt’s. Nachhaltig. |
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