2/2025 Florence

Second Meeting of the Pilot Transnational Peoples’ Assembly

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Thank you for joining the Democratic Odyssey as an Assembly Member!

This questionnaire is designed to understand your ideas, your opinions, and your experience at the Assembly. Please take some time to think about these questions and answer from your own experience. All answers will be anonymous and will help us learn and improve our process as we go.

The questionnaire takes about 15 minutes to complete. There is also space at the end for anything else you may want to communicate. Thanks for taking the time!

Welcome to the Florence Assembly questionnaire

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  1. About You and Your Ideas
    (Title and description)

  2. What is your nationality?
    (Tweġiba qasira)

  3. Where do you live (country + city)?
    (Tweġiba qasira)

  4. What is your age?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • 16-24
    • 25-34
    • 35-44
    • 45-54
    • 55-64
    • Above 65

  5. What is your gender?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • A woman
    • A man
    • Non-binary
    • Other
    • Prefer not to say

  6. What is the highest formal education you have attained?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • No formal education
    • Primary school
    • Secondary School/Highschool
    • University

  7. What is your employment status?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Employed
    • Self-employed/Freelancer
    • Manager/Business owner
    • Manual worker
    • Stay-at home/House person
    • Unemployed
    • Retired
    • Student
    • Other

  8. Do you struggle to pay bills by the end of the month?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Always
    • Often
    • Neutral
    • Sometimes
    • Never

  9. Do you believe that your social and economic situation will worsen or improve in the next ten years?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Will surely worsen
    • May worsen
    • Neutral
    • May improve
    • Will surely improve

  10. How interested are you in politics...
    (Matriċi (Possibbiltà waħda))

    • ...in your town or city? (Very little / Neutral / A bit / A lot)
    • ...in your country? (Very little / Neutral / A bit / A lot)
    • ...in Europe? (Very little / Neutral / A bit / A lot)
    • Not at all (Very little / Neutral / A bit / A lot)

  11. Do you see yourself as…
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • A citizen of your country
    • A citizen of your country and also a European
    • A European first, and then a citizen of your country
    • A European
    • Other:

  12. Do you feel like your voice matters in politics in...
    (Matriċi (Possibbiltà waħda))

    • ...your city (Not at all / Very little / Neutral / A bit / A lot)
    • ...the country where you live (Not at all / Very little / Neutral / A bit / A lot)
    • ...the European Union (Not at all / Very little / Neutral / A bit / A lot)

  13. How confident are you in your ability to participate in politics?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Not at all
    • Very little
    • Neutral
    • A bit
    • A lot

  14. Did you vote during the European Elections last June?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Yes
    • No
    • Could not vote
    • Prefer not to say

  15. Which are the most important values for you, personally?
    (Possibbiltà multipla)

    • Peace
    • Protection of Human Rights
    • Respect for Human Life
    • Democracy
    • Individual Freedoms
    • The Rule of Law
    • Equality
    • Solidarity
    • Tolerance
    • Respect for the Planet
    • Self-fullfilment
    • Respect for Other Cultures
    • Religion
    • Other

  16. Generally speaking, would you say that…
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • ...we can never be too careful when we are dealing with other people
    • ...we can trust those closest to us, like friends and family
    • ...we can trust most people

  17. The Europe you want
    (Title and description)

  18. What do you think creates a feeling of community among Europeans?
    (Possibbiltà multipla)

    • Values
    • Culture
    • History
    • Economy
    • Citizenship
    • Geography
    • Democratic Institutions
    • Other

  19. How would you rate the following governments in managing crises?
    (Matriċi (Possibbiltà waħda))

    • Your city of residence (Very poor / Poor / Neutral / Good / Excellent)
    • Your country of residence (Very poor / Poor / Neutral / Good / Excellent)
    • The European Union (Very poor / Poor / Neutral / Good / Excellent)

  20. In times of crises across Europe, who do you think should have the last say in a decision?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • European Commission
    • European Parliament
    • National Governments
    • National Parliaments
    • Local Governments
    • Affected Stakeholders (like civil society organisations, trade unions, private companies, local communities)
    • Citizens

  21. How much do you trust the following institutions?
    (Matriċi (Possibbiltà waħda))

    • European Commission (Not at all / Very little / Neutral / A bit / A lot)
    • European Parliament (Not at all / Very little / Neutral / A bit / A lot)
    • National Government (Not at all / Very little / Neutral / A bit / A lot)
    • National Parliament (Not at all / Very little / Neutral / A bit / A lot)
    • Local Government (Not at all / Very little / Neutral / A bit / A lot)
    • Political Parties (Not at all / Very little / Neutral / A bit / A lot)
    • European civil society organisations (Not at all / Very little / Neutral / A bit / A lot)
    • Local civil society organisations (Not at all / Very little / Neutral / A bit / A lot)

  22. Are you generally satisfied with the way democracy is working in the country where you live?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Not at all
    • Very little
    • Neutral
    • A bit
    • A lot

  23. Who do you think best represents your interests during times of crisis?
    (Possibbiltà multipla)

    • Local politicians who I vote for
    • National politicians who I vote for
    • European politicians who I vote for
    • Trade unions
    • Civil society active in my area
    • People who work in the public administration
    • People who work in the European Union
    • Myself
    • Other

  24. What role do you think Europe should play in global politics?
    (Tweġiba twila)

  25. Your Experience in the Assembly
    (Title and description)

  26. Was the information you received about your participation in the assembly clear? If not, what was missing?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Everything was clear in advance
    • Not everything was clear in advance:

  27. How well did you understand the activities during each part of the assembly?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Not at all
    • Very Little
    • Neutral
    • A bit
    • A lot

  28. Please describe in your own words the topic of discussion during the assembly.
    (Tweġiba twila)

  29. Was the amount of time you spent at the assembly…
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • ...too short
    • ...a little short
    • ...just right
    • ...a bit long
    • ...too long

  30. If more time was available, how would you have liked to use it?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Hearing more from other participants
    • Discussing in small groups
    • Discussing in the plenary (everyone together)
    • Developing collective statements
    • Having longer breaks
    • Other

  31. How diverse were other people’s opinions expressed in your group from your own opinions?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Not different at all
    • A little different
    • Some different, some the same
    • Mostly different
    • Totally different

  32. Did you feel like you could express yourself freely and openly during the assembly?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Yes, in plenaries and small groups
    • Only in plenaries
    • Only in small groups
    • Only during breaks and social events
    • Not at all

  33. In small groups, did your facilitator(s) create opportunities for everyone to participate in the conversation?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Not at all
    • Very little
    • Neutral
    • A bit
    • A lot

  34. What did you feel during your participation in the assembly?
    (Possibbiltà multipla)

    • Distrust
    • Anger
    • Fear
    • Frustration
    • Enthusiasm
    • Confidence
    • Hope
    • Other

  35. Did you find the digital tools easy to use?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Not at all
    • Very little
    • Neutral
    • A bit
    • A lot

  36. Did you find the different forms of arts used during the Assembly were useful to the deliberation?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Not at all
    • Very little
    • Neutral
    • A bit
    • A lot

  37. From your point of view, were all groups in society represented in the assembly? If some were missing, or over-represented, please specify below:
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Everyone was represented
    • Some group or groups were missing:
    • Some group or groups were over-represented:

  38. To what extent would you say that you changed your mind or learned something new after participating in the assembly?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Not at all
    • Very little
    • Neutral
    • A bit
    • A lot

  39. Did the final statement from your group reflect your group’s discussions and diversity of opinions accurately?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Not at all
    • Very little
    • Neutral
    • A bit
    • A lot

  40. The Florence assembly moment was only the third stop in o urDemocratic Odyssey. How would you like to be involved in the future?
    (Tweġiba twila)

  41. Is there anything else you would like to share with the organisers of the Democratic Odyssey?
    (Tweġiba twila)

  42. How would you evaluate the use of AI-powered digital tools (Talk to the City and Pol.is) in supporting the discussion and decision-making process during the assembly?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Not useful at all
    • Neutral
    • Useful

  43. Which functions of the tools did you find most useful?
    (Possibbiltà waħda)

    • Mapping key arguments
    • Identifying areas of agreement and disagreement
    • Visualising different perspectives
    • Summarising discussion points
    • Facilitating voting on policy recommendations
    • Grouping participants with similar opinions
    • Ensuring anonymity and freedom of expression in participation
    • Integrating digital input with live discussion
    • Other

  44. Overall, how would you evaluate the use of these tools? What could be improved, or what challenges did you experience?
    (Tweġiba twila)

  45. Would you like to participate in a personal interview after the Assembly to tell us more about your experiences?
    (Tweġiba twila)

  46. Thank you!
    (Title and description)

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