Engagement
How to get involved
We appreciate your interest in this multidisciplinary project. You can be involved by participating in the activities, helping recruit research respondents, co-developing research agendas, and collaborating in the project research.
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FAQs
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What are the benefits of being involved as a stakeholder?
The benefits of engagement include learning from and engaging with other stakeholders, evidence-based policy and practice guidance, and increased awareness of EV charging impacts, policies, and practices.
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What will data collection participants be asked to do?
The focus group participants will be asked to answer questions about their travel behaviour and subjective perceptions.
The interview participants will be asked to answer questions about their roles and responsibilities in residential EV charging implementation and their subjective perceptions.
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What will happen to the information obtained from the activities?
- Information from the workshops will be used to guide the data collection activities (e.g., questionnaire development)
- Data collected from focus groups and interviews will be used for research purposes (with potential policy/practice-related outcomes).
- The research project is approved by the University of Melbourne Human Research Ethics Committee (Ethics ID 2023-28096-47638-3).
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Where can I get further information?
For more information about the project, you can contact the project team: