Autism: Event Impacts and Outcome

This presentation discusses the impacts and outcomes of an event on Autism. It covers the stakeholders, target audience, and marketing channels used. It also provides insights on the economic, socio-cultural, and environmental impacts of the event. References from various studies on Autism are also included.

Autism
The event

Target Audience and Event Stakeholders
Stakeholder Group Conative Cognitive Affective
Healthy vendors and
suppliers (F&B)
Sanitation and
hygiene activities
undertaken by the
vendors
Awareness of the
importance of the
sanitation issues
Satisfaction among
the target audience
with regards to the
food and beverage
quality
Performance ( Kids
dance)
Dance and magic
shows by the kids
Enhancing the
sociable nature
Motivates the people
in communicating
their issues and
makes them sociable
Sponsor ( First Aider)
Demonstration on
the types and
procedures of first
aid
Enhances the
understanding of the
effective first aid
Makes an attempt to
make people aware
of the processes of
first aid
Volunteers( Teachers
)
Helps in solving the
issues faced by the
target audience
Enhances the
communication skills
of the autistic people
It helps the people in
socializing and in
undertaking effective
communication

Event impacts and outcome
Socio-cultural
Negative
The disclosure of the problems faced by the autistic people.
Positive
General awareness among the public as to the issues faced by the autistic people

Event impacts and outcome(cont’)
Economic
Negative
Assimilation of the resources and the proper allocation of the work functions
Positive
Revenue that is being generated in the process of the event is evenly distributed
among the organizations taking care of the people suffering from autism

Event impacts and outcome(cont’)
Environmental
Negative
Rise in the pollution level due to the dumping of the litter and the waste
Positive
The awareness that is being created by the event

●Channels of communication and marketing
Social media;
Facebook & twitter,
e-mail and the like)
Traditional methods of transmission
(pamphlets, posters and the like)
Marketing and Communication

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