Baseline questionnaire for pilot participants

Baseline questionnaire for pilot participants

Baseline questionnaire for pilot participants

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This questionnaire is a baseline survey for IDEAL project pilot participants. It is designed to understand your starting point before you take part in the pilot sessions and use the project’s multilingual or AI-supported participation tools.

We are interested in your civic confidence and political voice, digital participation skills, readiness to engage, feelings of inclusion, trust in institutions, and trust in AI/multilingual tools.

Your honest answers will help us see how participation in the pilots affects these areas.

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Respondent ID

A unique respondent code allowing comparison of answers before and after the pilots. It should remain anonymous, with no names or personal identifiers included. Only the pilot implementing partner should be able to link the code to the participant’s identity.

A 5 digit number, first digit: pilot country code (1-Austria; 2-Belgium; 3-Greece).

If information and support were available in your preferred language, how willing would you be to participate in a public discussion about an important social or political issue?

1. Very willing

2. Somewhat willing

3. Neither

4. Somewhat unwilling

5. Very unwilling

6. Don't know

How likely is it that you would use a multilingual digital platform or app to learn about a public issue or express your view?

1. Very likely

2. Rather likely

3. Rather unlikely

4. Very unlikely

5. Don’t know

Please indicate to what extent you agree or disagree with the following statements:

How confident are you using online tools to find public information or take part in discussions about public issues?

1. Not at all confident

2. Completely confident

3. Don’t know

I would be willing to use AI-supported translation in a public discussion.

1. Strongly agree

2. Agree

3. Neither

4. Disagree

5. Strongly disagree

6. Don’t know

In the last 12 months, have you done any of the following?

	1. Yes	2. No	3. Prefer not to say
(a) Contacted a politician, government institution, or local official
(b) Taken part in a public consultation or public meeting
(c) Signed a petition, online or offline

How well informed do you feel about your rights and opportunities to participate in public life in this country?

1. Very well informed

2. Quite well informed

3. Not very well informed

4. Not at all informed

5. Don’t know

And how confident are you in your own ability to participate in politics?

1. Not at all confident

2. A little confident

3. Quite confident

4. Very confident

5. Don’t know

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Taking part in this questionnaire is voluntary. You can skip any question or stop at any time.

Your answers will be used only for research and evaluation in the IDEAL project. They will be kept private, and your responses will be reported only in grouped form, so you cannot be identified.

By completing the survey, you agree that you understand the purpose of the questionnaire and consent to your responses being used for the project’s research and evaluation.

1. Strongly agree

4. Disagree

5. Strongly disagree

6. Don't know

a) I feel comfortable expressing my views in public discussions

b) People like me are welcome in participatory or civic processes

c) Language barriers often prevent me from taking part in public discussions

d) I feel that my background and experience are respected in group discussions

e) I would feel more comfortable participating if interpretation, translation, or accessibility support were available