Renewing Biodiversity Longitudinal Cohort Survey
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University of Exeter seeks to establish an online longitudinal cohort survey of 10,000 adults in England, running for three years (2023-26), to track people’s environmental attitudes, behaviours, health, and wellbeing, allowing us to determine whether these are changing, particularly for people with high exposure to biodiversity renewal.
Our minimum target sample is 10,000 people, living within England, and representing a range of socio-demographics.
We want to attain as large a sample as possible, and are interested in understanding the maximum sample that can be achieved within budget..
The successful Supplier will need to recruit Participants in year one, and these participants will be invited to complete a repeat survey in the two further years.
Those who do not repeat the survey will be replaced to ensure the same number of respondents each year.
We are seeking to establish a contract with a single supplier to perform the survey activities over a three (3) year fixed period.
What the supplier must deliver
The successful Supplier will need to recruit
The successful Supplier will need to recruit Participants in year one, and these participants will be invited to complete a repeat survey in the two further years.
Those who do not repeat the survey
Those who do not repeat the survey will be replaced to ensure the same number of respondents each year.
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