Rural Resilience Survey

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This research investigates rural wellbeing and resilience in a number of ways.

It asks who is moving from urban to rural areas and why.
It asks people what they like about living in a rural area.
It asks people what problems or difficulties they have had with living in a rural area.
It asks how they are working to overcome these problems or difficulties.
It asks them to rate how satisfied they are with their lifestyle.
It asks what support they offer any one new to the area.

You are asked to complete an anonymous survey about your experiences of life in a rural area. This information will become part of a data pool adding to our knowledge of this subject. Please feel free to write as much as you like and to tell it how it is. You are free to participate or not but we hope you will enjoy taking part and completing all the questions. If you do feel distressed please contact Helen on 0417984577.

Principal Investigator: Ph. D. candidate, Helen Byles-Drage, Centre for Rural Social Research, Charles Sturt University, Locked Bag No. 678, Wagga Wagga, N. S.W. 2678. Phone: 02 69334330

Supervisor: Professor Margaret Alston, Centre for Rural Social Research, Charles Sturt University, Locked Bag No. 678, Wagga Wagga, N. S.W. 2678. Phone: 02 69332783.

Maintained by Kate Roberts
Email: ilws@csu.edu.au
Last update 30 January 2008
Copyright CRSR 2002