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Economic Contribution Study
Overview of Economic Study The Mandan Parks and Recreation District is working with the North Dakota Recreation & Park Association (NDRPA) and other park districts across the state to study the economic contribution of parks and recreation facilities, events and activities; activities like the youth programs your child or children participated in this last spring/summer. The study aims to estimate economic effects by asking about spending associated with that event or facility.
This is where you come in....would you please take just a few minutes to answer a few quick questions about household spending associated with your child or children’s participation in youth programs?
Your input is critical, and without your participation, this research would not be possible. No personal information that could be used to identify you is being collected, and all responses are confidential.
Links to the surveys are below, as well as answers to frequently asked questions. A link for more information is above. Please complete each survey that your child or children participated in this spring/summer.
Thank You in advance for your help.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why survey this activity?
The activity uses facilities owned and managed by the Mandan Parks and Recreation District.
Why do you need information from me?
Researchers need to estimate how much participants are spending in association with activities sponsored by the Parks and Recreation District or held at a Parks and Recreation District facility.
How will this information be used?
Results will be aggregated to estimate average spending. No personal information that could be used to identify you is being collected. All responses are confidential.
Why is the study being done?
The reason for the study is to demonstrate to decision makers, stakeholders and the general public that Parks and Recreation Districts do more than provide recreation services to community residents.
How long will this take?
There are less than 10 questions that will only take a couple of minutes to complete. |
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