1. NZ Safety Week Doing More with Less Nicole Murray Accident Compensation Corporation

3. Doing more with less Safety NZ Week 2009

4. Background Annual campaign Focused on raising awareness of injury risk Running since 2005 Refined focus in 2008 to be solely home safety Campaign had been largely based around advertising, direct marketing and an awards event

5. The challenge Target audience is “the working age population” Low interest subject Low awareness of personal risk Unregulated environment Cluttered market for social good messages

6. The context The budget has been cut - by more than 50%! No internal appetite for a social marketing campaign The expectations of what we can achieve have not changed

7. The response Get other people to do the work Hijack existing activity Make everything multi-purpose

8. Get other people to do the work Develop partnerships Mould the message to suit them We provide message, they provide channel Make it easy to be involved Target things that are happening anyway Don’t be shy

9. Hijack existing activity Use every contact Hijack existing activity Flexible resources

10. Make everything multi-purpose Don’t mention the Week! Re-cycle existing resources

11. The 2009 campaign Unpaid media / PR Cross government alignment Employers Businesses Retailers Staff ACC clients Community groups Social media …and no paid advertising!

12. What does success look like? Measures perception of risk reach of campaign ROI self-reporting of action taken soft measures (number of partners etc) Progress Soft measures met in 2008 14:1 ROI on PR A little movement in risk awareness

13. Opportunity cost Doing more with less is a little misleading Less money in this case means more time Need to consider the opportunity cost when planning

14. Keep safe in your home Safety NZ Week is 7-13 September. Make a point of talking to your friends and family. Visit homesafety.co.nz to find out more and take the home safety challenge And if you do nothing else – check your smoke alarm, put stickers on large glass panes and check that your hot water is 55 degrees at the tap.

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