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Guidelines for conducting surveys
Guidelines for conducting household and online panel surveys
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This guideline provides practical advice for designing household and online surveys on public views of forests and restoration. It supports researchers, practitioners and policymakers with culturally sensitive approaches, ready-to-use multilingual questionnaires, and key insights to generate high-quality data for evidence-based decision-making and public engagement.
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Topic
- Monitoring & Projecting
- Planning & Upscaling
- Social & Stakeholder
Stakeholders
- Landowners & Practitioners
- Planners & Implementers
- Policy Actors
Purpose
- Restoration after direct human impact
- Social and cultural values
Spatial scale
- Global