Focus Group Perceptions of Water Sample Clauses

Focus Group Perceptions of Water. Point Sustainability - [If this water point is functional]: What has been the most crucial factor in keeping this water point functional? - [If this water point is not functional]: What has been the biggest barrier to keeping this water point functional? - Do you think your water point is sustainable? Explain sustainable: Do you think the water point is lasting well? Do you think it will last for a long time? - What do you think contributes to the sustainability of water points in general? To this water point? - What is your concerns do you have about this water point? Closing Questions - Overall, are you satisfied with your community’s water? Why or why not? (Probe: Complaints about quantity of water, accessibility to water, quality of water, including taste, smell, water purity, etc) - How is the party responsible for water fulfilling its responsibilities to your community? Closing Remarks: Thank you so much for your time. We appreciate your participation. We have learned so much from you, and we look forward to using your insight to better the water situation in your community and surrounding communities. Thank you for all of your help!
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