How would you rate waste collection and sanitation in your area?
RequiredCreates a consistent numeric measure that can be compared across respondents. It is required in this starting template, but you can change that in the builder.
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Measure satisfaction and collect practical ideas about waste collection and sanitation in your area.
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Creates a consistent numeric measure that can be compared across respondents. It is required in this starting template, but you can change that in the builder.
Provides a structured answer that is straightforward to compare and segment. It is required in this starting template, but you can change that in the builder.
Provides a structured answer that is straightforward to compare and segment. It is required in this starting template, but you can change that in the builder.
Captures context, examples, and ideas that fixed options may miss. It is optional so respondents can continue when it does not apply.
Captures context, examples, and ideas that fixed options may miss. It is optional so respondents can continue when it does not apply.
Plan accessible participation across geography, language, age, disability, and affected groups. Publish limitations and do not present an open link as a representative public vote.
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Last reviewed 2 August 2026
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