| Description or Typeform survey text | Answer options |
| How old are you? | Open text |
| Are you or your partner currently pregnant? |
Single choice:
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| Where do you live? |
Single choice:
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| What are the BEST things about living in your city/town? |
Multiple selection, up to three:;
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| Now, what are the WORST things about living in your city/town? |
Multiple selection, up to three:
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| Do you have any comments to add (about your city in general)? |
Open text |
| We are interested in what you think about the air quality where you live |
Single choice: Numeric 0-10 |
| What do you think are the main sources of AP where you live? |
Multiple selection, unlimited:
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| Do you have any comments to add (about the air quality in your city)? | Open text |
| In general, is your city becoming a nicer place to live, or a less nice place to live? |
Single choice:
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Why do you say that? Qualitative responses to the nicer_city question |
Open text |
| If you were the mayor of your town/city, how would you…Improve the city generally, especially for children and young people? | Open text |
| And, how would you improve air quality where you live? | Open text |
| Do you have any more comments about any of these issues? | Open text |
| Variable Name | Description or Typeform survey text | Answer options |
Lang |
Hello presented in each language |
Single Choice:
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| Eligibility 1 |
Before we start, we need to tell you about this research so you can decide if you want to take part. Who are we? We are a group of researchers from London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine who are asking children, young people and parents from all over the world to tell us what they think of their cities. We think children’s voices and opinions are not included enough, and want to try to address this. Why are you seeing this survey? We paid for posts to appear in Facebook/Instagram feeds of people like you who live in your city. (This is based on the information that Facebook/Instagram holds about you, not any information we have – we do not have, or have access to, any of your personal information at all). How long is it? We have 10 questions for you, that will take you less than 5 minutes to answer. How can I contact you if I have questions? You can email us (the study leads Prof Alan Dangour and Dr Rob Hughes) at ccc@lshtm.ac.uk if you have any questions about this survey. To take part you must be:
Select the option that best describes you: |
Single choice:
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| Consent 1 | Participation is completely voluntary; you don't have to take part and you can stop at any time |
Single choice:
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| Consent 2 | Your answers are anonymous – that means nobody will know who you are and nobody will be able to connect your answers back to you (including the researchers) |
Single choice:
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| Consent 3 | We will write research reports, blogs, and social media posts based on what we learn from all survey responses combined together |
Single choice:
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| Consent 4 | Storing and sharing data: We will keep your answers securely on our computers, and we might also share them with other scientists in the future too (we will never have or share any information that could identify you individually) |
Single choice:
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| Consent 5 |
You will not get any reward or prize for taking part (To show our thanks, you will receive a certificate of participation at the end that you can print out.) |
Single choice:
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| Question 1 | Do you have any questions? |
Single choice:
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| FAQs |
FAQs Why are you doing this work? We are really keen to learn what children, young people and parents (and people who are soon to become parents) think of their city. We think children’s voices and opinions are not included enough, and want to try to address this. 2. How did you select me? We want to hear from people who live in your city who are children/young people, parents of children or expecting a baby soon. We paid for posts to appear in Facebook/Instagram feeds of people like you who live in your city. (This is based on the information that Facebook/Instagram holds about you, not any information we have – we do not have, or have access to, any personal information at all). 3. Why do I not get anything in return for completing the survey? Firstly, this is a very short survey – it will probably only take you up to 6-7 minutes to complete it. Also, sending you a thank you for your time would require collecting personal information about you, like your phone number or email address; we don’t want to collect and store that information, so thought it would be simpler to simply THANK YOU for your time if you do decide to complete the survey. (There is a certificate you can print at the end if you'd like to). 4. Who are you? We are researchers at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (lead researchers Prof Alan Dangour and Dr Rob Hughes), in the United Kingdom. This work is funded by the Botnar Foundation (which is based in Switzerland). 5. How will you keep my answers private? Firstly, we are deliberately not collecting any personal information which could identify you from the many thousands of responses we’re hoping to collect. Secondly, all the responses are kept safely on a highly secure computer. |
Single choice:
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