Agency: JWT Folk
Date: Jun 2018
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Introducing ‘Dick’, the person we’re all guilty of occasionally being. The ‘Don’t be Dick’ campaign addressed the unthinking behaviour of grabbing a takeaway coffee in a humorous, straight-talking way that jolted people into taking notice, suggesting instead that they ‘Choose to Re-use.

Disposable coffee cups are not really ‘disposable’. They aren’t recycled here in Ireland and are a huge waste generator, with 200m thrown away each year. Dublin City Council wanted to educate people on this little-known fact, start the conversation around the environmental impact and drive behaviour change by encouraging everyone to switch to a re-usable cup.

Credits

Dublin City Council:

Fionnghuala Ryan – Executive Environmental Scientific Officer

Noel Hayes – Senior Staff Officer, Media Relations and Corporate Communications

Angela Walsh – Media Relations and Corporate Communications

Aine Cronin – Media Relations and Corporate Communications

South Dublin County Council:

Sorcha O'Brien - Environmental Awareness Officer

Fingal County Council:

Edwina Dunford - Environmental Education Officer

Environmental Protection Agency

Carat:

Ness Carson – Account Director

JWT Folk:

Monika Crowley - Creative Director

Ciaran O'Suilleabhain – Creative

Veronica Dick - Creative

Michael Cullen - Production Director

Eric Brindley – Producer

Lily O'Gorman - Producer

Ken McKenzie – Planning Director

Eamonn Quigley - Finished Artist

Nicola Halloran - Social Manager

Simon Killeen - Account Management

Adam Lawlor - Account Executive

Max Carpio - Director

Burschi Wojnar – Director of Photography

John Talbot Panic Post Production - Editor

Paul Rowland – Sound mix

Karl Bowe – ‘Dick’