Thank you for agreeing to take part in this process. We believe your commitment will be significant and we are very grateful for the time you have offered to give to serve other residents of Barking and Dagenham. We believe increasing collaboration and participation in decision making will improve outcomes for our borough. Your feedback is critical in making sure we learn about how to do this well.
The evaluation that we will conduct at different stages of this process is for us to better understand how we can improve the experience, and the value it adds. We would also like to share learning from this process more widely, so others can learn from your experience. We are asking for your feedback at the start of this process, at the end of the process and finally six months after the process has finished, if you give your consent for us to do so.
Thank you for agreeing to take part in this process. We believe your commitment will be significant and we are very grateful for the time you have offered to give to serve other residents of Barking and Dagenham. We believe increasing collaboration and participation in decision making will improve outcomes for our borough. Your feedback is critical in making sure we learn about how to do this well.
The evaluation that we will conduct at different stages of this process is for us to better understand how we can improve the experience, and the value it adds. We would also like to share learning from this process more widely, so others can learn from your experience. We are asking for your feedback at the start of this process, at the end of the process and finally six months after the process has finished, if you give your consent for us to do so.
Despite the borough’s diversity, many of us spend little time with people from other walks of life. This problem is not specific to Barking and Dagenham, it happens across the country and can magnify divisions. As one borough, one community, we want to understand better how different activities bring people together. We think that participating in decision making is one important way to do this, and your experience will help us to understand how it can work better.
About you section
In order to meet our legal duties under the Equality Act 2010, everyone we work with is asked to complete the information below. The information will not be used to identify yourself, and will be used solely for monitoring purposes. What information do we collect and why? When consulting with the public, we ask people to provide details of their personal characteristics such as age, gender or religion. This information helps us know who is, and who is not, taking part in engagement opportunities and gives us an indication of whether the views represent everyone who lives in Barking and Dagenham. Do I have to answer the questions? The questions are completely voluntary. You can choose to answer all, some, or no questions. Personal information will be kept confidential and information will only be used for statistical purposes.
