St. Lucia: UVM Student Researchers Conduct Surveys on Water Supply Perceptions
A group of student researchers from the University of Vermont (UVM) are currently on the island of St. Lucia, conducting surveys on consumer perceptions of the current water supply.
Upcoming Events
- The group, which includes UVM faculty and student researchers, will pay a courtesy call to the Ministry of Commerce on Wednesday, January 8. The 9:30 a.m. session will take place at the Conference Room of the Ministry of Commerce (fourth floor, Heraldine Rock Building, Castries Waterfront).
- The students’ survey findings will be presented during a closing ceremony scheduled for Friday, January 10 at 10 a.m., at the Coco Palm Resort in Rodney Bay.
Background
UVM has had a longstanding relationship with the Consumer Affairs Department (CAD) of the Ministry of Commerce, Manufacturing, Business Development, Cooperatives and Consumer Affairs, which has allowed for the undertaking of various research and philanthropic projects throughout the island. This partnership was established through a Mutual Cooperation Agreement in 2004.
Past Collaborations
In the past, CAD staff have pursued short-term courses in the Consumer Assistance Program and Research Techniques and Methods at the UVM, and have continued to benefit from in-country training sessions in Consumer Law, Research Techniques and Methods, Report Writing, and more recently Data Analytics delivered by the university’s lecturers.
Conclusion
The UVM student researchers’ survey findings will provide valuable insights into consumer perceptions of the current water supply in St. Lucia. The public is invited to attend the closing ceremony on January 10 to learn more about the results of this important research.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the purpose of the UVM student researchers’ visit to St. Lucia?
A: The researchers are conducting surveys on consumer perceptions of the current water supply. - Q: What is the significance of this research?
A: The research will provide valuable insights into consumer perceptions of the current water supply, which can inform policy decisions and improve public health. - Q: Can the public attend the closing ceremony?
A: Yes, the public is invited to attend the closing ceremony on January 10 at 10 a.m. at the Coco Palm Resort in Rodney Bay.
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