1) The document provides demographic information about a survey of 294 respondents, including their age ranges, professional backgrounds, and employment status. 2) It summarizes respondents' answers to questions about sources of street litter, common types of litter, littering behaviors, and actions they would take in hypothetical littering situations. 3) The questions covered topics like where litter originates, common litter items, personal littering habits, and steps respondents would take to prevent littering from a vehicle.

1. C3 Data – General Public

2. Age
<20 7 41-50
20-30 182 7%
31-40 77
41-50 21
51-60 9
>60 9
Undisclosed 4
31-40
25%
20-30
59%
Professional Background Employed- IT
Employed- IT Professional 37 Professional
Employed- Other 186 13%
Farmer 1
Own Business 4
Unemployed 13 Student
Social Worker 2 Unemployed 8%
Student 24 5%
Police inspector, army officer 5
Housewife 3
Auto/cab driver 9
Disabled 1
Retired 9
Employed-
Other
63%

3. Q1. Name two sources where street litter originates in
your office/home area.
Public, Pedestrians 97
Shops/hotels/tea and coffee stalls/restaurant/street
vendors 63
Smokers 14 Unanswered
Homes 46 24% Public, Pedestria
ns
Offices employees/corporates 7
30%
Others(children,rain,wedding halls ,dogs, BBMP Others
officials, pamphlets, overflowing garbage trucks) 17 5%
Unanswered 77
Homes All Eateries
14% 20%
Smokers
5%
Q2. Types of waste littered
Laminates (biscuits, chips packets, chocolate wrappers) 24
Cigarette butts 12
Laminates
Tea/coffee cups 15
23%
Paan/gutka packets 2 Plastic covers
Others(banana peels, paper plates, chewing gum, 29%
parties & celebrations, drink packets 13
Juice and water bottles 6 Cigarette butts
Plastic covers 30 12%
Juice and
water bottles
6% Tea/coffee
cups
Others 15%
13% Paan/gutka
packets
2%

4. Q3. Do you often throw waste onto the street or in a
drain?
Yes 89
No 213
Yes
29%
No
71%
Q4. Imagine a situation where you have a paper cup in Others Throw it on the
your hand. There is no immediate bin for disposal. What 5% road
would you do? 12%
Throw it on the road 37
Look for a drain or existing waste pile 54 Look for a drain
Hold till a right bin is found 207 or existing waste
pile
Others 17
17%
Hold till a right
bin is found
66%

5. Q5. Imagine a situation when you are driving your family
and your child/spouse is eating chips from a packet.
What would you do?
A. Caution family member not to litter the street 93
B. Caution family member to throw the trash out
A 30%
because the car needs to be kept clean 31
C. Remind family member to put packet in the waste
bag kept in the car 181
C 59%
B 10%
Q6. If the family member ends up throwing the packet
onto the road (despite options a. and c.), then would you
stop the car and see that the packet is picked up?
Yes 87 31% 28%
No 126
Yes
Undisclosed 96
No
Undisclosed
41%