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Description Small booth/ table-based activity with 2-4 staff at each event
situated in high traffic locations.
Written email submissions from residents
Purpose To collect long-form feedback to inform the Management Plan.
Description Noosa Shire Residents provided detailed written submissions via
email.
Targeted discussions with Eastern Beaches Protection Association
Purpose • To discuss roles, scope and expectations.
• One facilitated meeting that provides a focused opportunity for
this group to provide feedback and comment on the management
plan.
Description Three meetings with specific group members, to provide an
opportunity to collaborate with the active stakeholders.
4.2. Analysis methodology
The wider community were invited to provide their individual feedback by completing the
online survey and providing a detailed written submission to the project email address.
This document reports on the following data sets:
• Survey data provided by NSC exported from Survey Monkey
• Qualitative feedback from 13 pop-up events
• Feedback from 3 Community Roundtable discussions
• Expression of interest (EOI) form data for Community Roundtables exported from
Typeform
To ensure the feedback shared through these activities was accurately captured and reported,
a combination of quantitative and qualitative data analysis methods were used.
Type Method Description
Quantitative General The data from the online survey was analysed
Quantitative analysis was and used to prepare graphs describing the
used to report on participant responses to each quantitative
responses to the survey survey question and to show how different
questions and show how demographics responded overall. Data from
different demographic the EOI form was also analysed to identify the
groups responded overall demographics of the roundtable attendees.
to the survey questions.
Qualitative Sentiment The data from the online survey was analysed
Through the roundtables, analysis to identify how many respondents expressed
pop-up events and open- overall support for an EBFR plan.
ended survey questions,
participants were able to Thematic Thematic analysis is a method for identifying
freely express their analysis and reporting on repeated patterns in a data
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