Graffiti and Environment Standards

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GRAFFITI AND ENVIRONMENT STANDARDS Share on

Type of Response Enforcement - Prevention

Key Step Implementation

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Graffiti and environment standards occur by using indicators to evaluate local environmental quality. A case study from Brent London UK (NMSC, 2011) reveals the significance of acknowledging the two sides of enforcement – prevention and activity support (facilitation). This study shows that on average the number of sites failing the BV1991 graffiti standards (a national indicator to evaluate local environmental quality) and enforcement activities that follows.

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GRAFFOLUTION aims to widen our understandings and seeks counter-intuitive responses for and from affected stakeholder groups and communities, including those who have utilised street art as part of city regeneration and place-making strategies.

The Graffolution project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement no 608152. For more details on the project visit http://project.graffolution.eu.