SCENARIO In the Case Study assessment's first case study you had to review and comment on staff and parent surveys' feedback about the service's sustainability practices. According to the surveys: The children are playing with far too many plastic toys. There is a lot of waste going directly to landfill. . The clothes dryer is consistently in use no matter what the weather is like outdoors. Based on the above feedback and your responses to questions 1-3 related to Case Study 1, you have been askedby Hayley, Little ly's director, to present your suggestions to the parent committee, including proposed efficiency targets and methods to monitor. This is part of the service's continuous improvement, to consult with stakeholders regarding how to improve the service's sustainability practices.Case Study 1 It is a Friday afternoon and Cheryle is in the office. She's been working with Hayley Schramm, the Director of Little.ly for the past month gathering feedback from staff and parent surveys about the centre's sustainability practices. She and the Hayley are reviewing the feedback and the findings are: The children are playing with far too many plastic toys. There is a lot of waste going directly to landfill. The clothes dryer is consistently in use no matter what the weather is like outdoors.Question 1 In your own words, briefly explain the main sustainability concerns raised by the feedback. Cheryle and Hayley might consider creating a sustainability action plan outlining their goals, strategies, and timelines for implementation. Regular monitoring and evaluation of progress will be important to ensure that changes are effective and sustainable over the long term. The main sustainability concerns raised by the feedback are: 1. Excessive use of plastic toys, indicating a reliance on non-biodegradable materials that contribute to environmental pollution and resource depletion. 2. High levels of waste being sent directly to landfill, suggesting a lack of effective waste management practices and a failure to prioritize recycling and composting efforts. 3. Consistent use of the clothes dryer regardless of weather conditions, indicating inefficient energy usage and a missed opportunity to reduce carbon emissions and utility costs through alternative drying methods like air drying.Area of concern Strategies 1. Excessive use of plastic toys: 1. Implement a toy exchange program where children can bring in gently used toys from home to swap with others, reducing the need for new plastic toys. 2. Source toys made from sustainable materials like wood, bamboo, or recycled plastic, prioritizing items that are durable and easily recyclable. 2. High levels of waste going to landfill: 1. Conduct a waste audit to identify areas of waste generation and opportunities for improvement, then develop a comprehensive recycling and composting program tailored to the center's specific needs. 2. Educate staff, children, and parents about proper waste sorting practices through workshops, signage, and regular communication, emphasizing the importance of reducing, reusing, and recycling materials wherever possible. 3. Consistent use of the clothes dryer: 1. Encourage the use of clotheslines or drying racks on sunny days to take advantage of natural drying methods and reduce reliance on the clothes dryer.Question 3 For each area of concern identified in Question 1, identify one (1) efficiency target and explain how you can monitor whether this target is being met within the service. Area of concern Efficiency target Method to monitorReduce plastic toy usage by 50% Regularly track the number of 1. Overuse of plastic toys within 6 months. plastic toys in circulation and compare against the target. 2. Waste going directly to landfill Achieve 80% diversion of waste Monitor waste streams monthly from landfill within a year. and measure the volume of recycled and composted materials against total waste generated. 3. Continuous use of the clothes Reduce clothes dryer usage by 30% Monitor electricity usage of the dryer within 3 months. clothes dryer and compare against historical data.What's the legislative and regulatory requirements indicate the need for improving the service's sustainability practices