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Hawaii 2050 Sustainability Plan
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Goal 1: Indicators
We will accomplish this Goal and accompanying Strategic Actions by assessing the following:

Indicator Why It Matters Possible Data Sources
Percentage of all schools that have adopted sustainability modules The more schools that have adopted modules, the more students will understand and embrace sustainability DOE, private schools
Percentage of residents understanding and supporting sustainability practices We must reach a high level of awareness of sustainability principles Sustainability Council (proposed)
Per capita water consumption Conservation is a leading indicator of a sustainability ethic DLNR, county water departments
Per capita energy consumption Conservation is a leading indicator of a sustainability ethic DBEDT, PUC
Percentage use of renewable and alternative energy Renewable energy use is a leading indicator of a sustainability ethic DBEDT, PUC
Percentage use of solar or other alternative water heating sources Renewable energy use is a leading indicator of a sustainability ethic DBEDT, PUC
Number of government, business, labor and community organizations that adopt sustainability practices and policies Sustainability depends on institutional as well as individual actions Sustainability Council (proposed)
Percentage of new cars purchased that use renewable fuel technology This measures a community’s awareness and practice of sustainability principles DBEDT, PUC
Percentage of households participating in recycling Voluntary participation in recycling efforts is a measure of a community’s commitment to sustainability DOH, various county public works agencies


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