Year of Our Island Feedback Survey
Feedback updated 19 Mar 2020
We asked
Year of Our Island worked to inspire and encourage people to Explore more, Do more and Share more – we asked the public to give us some feedback to help us evaluate the initiative and events, and to understand the value gained by our community for running the ‘special year’ along with any lessons to be learnt if a similar programme was to be run again in the future.
You said
We had 113 online responses to our consultation, with feedback from people that had attended our own events, workshops or classes, partner events or festivals, taken part in trails or outdoor activities, and those who had not taken part.
We did
The responses to the consultation helped to form part of our review, which was presented to the Council of Ministers in October 2019. This is available to read below.
Overview
Throughout 2018, the Year of Our Island programme worked to inspire people of all ages to explore more and do more on the Isle of Man, and to encourage people to share more of what they love about our Island. Year of Our Island has hosted, supported and enhanced events and projects in order to expand the range of activities available to people across our Island.
Why your views matter
Your feedback through this survey will help to evaluate the Year of Our Island programme, to understand the value gained by our community from running this ‘special year’ and to gather learning for future programmes
Areas
- All Areas
Audiences
- Elected members - MHKs
- Elected members - local government
- Tenants
- Landlords
- Employees
- Older people
- Homeowners
- Self-employed
- Students
- Retired
- Children & young people
- Volunteers
- Unemployed
- Parents, carers and & guardians
- People with disabilities or long term illness
- Leaseholders/ landowners
- Lesbian, gay, transgender & bisexual
- Civil and public servants
- Black & minority ethnic
- Business owner
- Road users
- All residents
- Visitors & tourists
- Other non-resident - business interests
Interests
- Arts, heritage & culture
- Sports & recreation
- Tourism
- Leisure & culture
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