The NDA has launched its 2020 Stakeholder Survey
23rd January 2020
We're looking for your input to help shape future engagement.
The on-line survey only takes 10-15 minutes to finish and gives stakeholders, with an interest in the NDA's decommissioning and clean-up mission, a chance to air their views on progress - and on how they can do things better.
The survey is designed to help the NDA understand more about the views and expectations of its stakeholders.
This is the third-year running we have asked people to take part in the survey. It is being carried out by specialist public opinion outfit ORS, and feedback will be expertly analysed and used to inform future NDA strategy.
John McNamara, the NDA's Head of Stakeholder Engagement, urged subscribers to take part and have their say.
"The survey plays a big part in shaping our future engagement plan, and also directly influences our strategic approach," he said.
"Feedback received from the survey is expertly analysed by an independent research company and is reviewed by, and informs the NDA's Board directly, giving them clear sight of the views, ideas and suggestions of our most informed stakeholders."
You have until 22 February to complete the on-line survey. All feedback remains anonymous at all stages of the process, and is in accordance with the EU General Data Protection Regulation. Only responses will be kept for statistical purposes.
"I would urge people to complete the survey. The feedback is extremely useful to the NDA and gives us a clear picture of how we can improve our communication, engagement, and overall direction," added Mr McNamara.
Take the survey HERE
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