Compost Toilet Trial Report - Ministry of Civil Defence and ...
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3 Methodology<br />
3.1 Recruitment <strong>of</strong> participants<br />
The target was to recruit ten to fifteen groups, ideally a mixture <strong>of</strong> households <strong>and</strong><br />
workplaces with a broad demographic <strong>and</strong> located in Wellington City.<br />
Initially, social media 3 <strong>and</strong> print media were used to attract participants. An online<br />
survey, Survey Monkey (www.surveymonkey), was used to outline the trial <strong>and</strong> gather<br />
information around potential participants <strong>and</strong> their experience with the possible toilet<br />
options (Appendix 1). The potential participants also met with WREMO staff, to<br />
discuss the trial <strong>and</strong> what would be involved should they participate.<br />
On 23 August 2012 a ‘teaser’ was posted to Facebook, asking people to consider how<br />
they would manage waste in an emergency (Figure 3.1). The following day a request<br />
for volunteers for the trial was posted (Figure 3.2). The second post provided a link to<br />
the online survey. Eight expressions <strong>of</strong> interest in the trial were received.<br />
Figure 3.1: Facebook posting on 23 August 2012.<br />
3 For more information on WREMO’s social media presence see Section 3.4.2<br />
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