Advancement in technology on the elderly

Advertisement on consumers

Fast food on kids

Alcohol on stressful adults

Salary on productivity of the workforce

Physical appearance on the public

Homework on learning

CCA on holistic learning

Shampoos on hair

Social media on self-esteem

rumours on self-confidence

stress on productivity

diet on health

exercise on health

relaxation on psychological health

peer pressure in group settings

parents on child

attire on choices

wealth on morally-correct choices

posters on public wellness

celebrities on market products

celebrities on trends

sleep on productivity

laughter on mood

temperature on concentration

colours on mood

magazines on travelling

VOTE FOR NK FOR SC

- Technology brings too much convinience to mankind that less physical contacts r made between people

- Parents as the closet ones to children influence them the most, postively or negatively

-

Promotion of the country's culture

Increase in tourist arrivals for the host country

Development of infrastructure like transport

Social, people would come together

Underuse of facilities

Carbon footprint ( transport, electricity, fossil fuel)

Lack of adequate planning may lead to unnecessary 

expenditure and misuse of funds

Lives of residents affected, relocated to other areas of the country

Public safety (fights)

Safety during construction (death of builders)

Increase in crime

Rise of prices

Government corruption

2. Continue to use venues for other events in the future (games, matches, concerts)

3. Make use of the fact that many are staying tuned to spread the message

on being environmentally friendly using advertisements

4. Making use of land that is not already in use to build facilities so that

lives of citizens will not be affected

5. Investigation into government bodies

6. Providing other job alternatives for those who got employed for FIFA

7. Further advertisement about country to attract not only tourists but also foreign

investors

9. Design environmentally friendly stadiums that can generate electricity i.e. stadiums with solar panels

10. Design stadiums and other facilities can be easily torn down after use

11. Seek local partners that are willing to use the venue in the long term i.e. outdoor mall etc.

12. Campaign for transparency in all government procedures and finances regarding the World Cup

13. Allow general public to use facilities free of charge

14. Collect portion of ticketing and broadcasting fee for development in areas such as education and infrastructure

15. Get local businesses as involved in World Cup as possible i.e. manufacturing of shirts and merchandise etc.

16. Relocate to residents to another area temporarily, but upgrade their current residences to a mixed land-use facility i.e. stadium at the bottom, residential units built on top

17. Educate the public on need for civility especially during the World Cup season

18. Promote use of energy efficient vehicles like green vehicles and public transport

19. Upgrade public transport i.e. buses, trains etc. to transport people involved in World Cup, then continue to utilise upgraded public transport after the World Cup so as to reduce carbon footprint and improve infrastructure of country

20. Incorporate social welfare programmes into the World Cup i.e. hold a fundraiser with the football stars present / auction autographed

21. Raise awareness on social issues in host country i.e. getting teams to print icons representing social issues on their team jerseys

22. Restrict the sale and consumption of alcohol after a certain hour in order to maintain law and order

23. Organise job fairs with employers who are looking for those who have learned skill sets by working with Fifa to organise and carry out the World Cup

24. Organize and incorporate cultural fairs into the world cup for both locals and tourists to get exposure to the Host Country's culture; groom national pride

25. Perform rigorous safety checks to prevent any casualties or mishaps during the construction of the World Cup facilities

http://www.aacap.org/aacap/Medical_Students_and_Residents/Mentorship_Matters/DevelopMentor/The_Impact_of_Media_Violence_on_Children_and_Adolescents_Opportunities_for_Clinical_Interventions.aspx