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  • Football for Climate Justice - Fan Survey

    We're excited to announce that Bohs are leading the Football for Climate Justice project in collaboration with La Liga, St. Pauli, Werder Bremen, FC Twente, Real Betis, Club Bruges, and Ferencvárosi, as well as EFDN and research partner TASC.

  • What is this fan survey about?

  • The project aims to understand what clubs can do to support communities in the face of climate change. We need your input, so please fill out this short survey - it should take no more than 5 minutes.

     

    Privacy Information

    The answers you give in this survey will be anonymised. Your personal data will only be used to contact you if you have won the prize draw. If you share your personal data with us and have not won the draw it will be deleted by July 2023. The results of the survey will be used to develop a report which is intended to be available to the public via the Football for Climate Justice website, presentations and advocacy campaigns.

    You can find the information sheet here.

    If you have any questions or concerns while completing any part of this survey please contact climateofficer@bohemians.ie.

  • You as a football fan

  • Your lifestyle

    We are asking the following questions so that we can begin to understand the needs of our fans in the transition to a climate-friendly future.

  • Transport

  • At home

  • Food

  • Green space and clean air

  • Decision-making and change-making

    Everyone's voice should be included in the journey towards a safe and healthy planet.

  • Football clubs tackling climate change

    Please rank the following statements from 1 (Totally Disagree) to 5 (Totally Agree)
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  • Bohemian F.C. tackling climate change

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  • Demographic Information

    In this section we are asking general questions about you. Responses will be grouped together, summarised and anonymised.

  • Optional section: If you would like to be included in the prize draw please include your first name and email below

  • Thank you for taking this survey!

    Click the 'Submit' button below to submit your responses.
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  • Why would a football club get involved in a project like this?

    Both football clubs and football fans have long been involved in tackling social issues through sport such as racism, inequality, and human rights and in recent years, many clubs have also started to take action on climate change by reducing their own emissions. 

    But the climate crisis threatens everything from our health to our access to a good standard of living and football is no exception. Climate change is not just an emissions problem, it’s also a human rights problem that needs people-centered solutions. 

    We are not experts but we want to be part of the solution. If we can begin to understand your needs and priorities, we can take the first step in developing solutions that benefit you, your community, and the planet.

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