CERA Wellbeing Survey

Sponsor	Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority
Speciality	Social
Provider	Nielsen
Contract Value	-
Administration Date	2015 (Sep)
Frequency	6-monthly
Next Administration	Discontinued
Primary Method	Online
Primary Sample	Adults 18+
Response Rate	34%
Sample Size	2,526
Secondary Sample	-
Response Rate	-
Sample Size	-
Sample Frame	7,899 from Electroll roll: Christchurch City, Selwyn and Waimakariri District
Participation	Voluntary
Monetary Incentive	None
Geographical Region	Christchurch
Average Survey length	22 minutes

The CERA Wellbeing Survey is an opportunity for residents of greater Christchurch to say how they're going and what they think about the earthquake recovery. The survey is conducted every six months by CERA and partner agencies with the participation of a random selection of around 2500 greater Christchurch residents. The feedback given by residents helps identify what's causing people stress, impacts on their quality of life and social connectedness, barriers they're facing and opportunities they've encountered, what satisfies them about the recovery and any positive impacts they're experiencing as a result of the earthquakes. This feedback helps measure earthquake recovery progress and gives social and other agencies an idea of emerging trends in community wellbeing, allowing them to make better decisions about how to target funds and resources to support greater Christchurch residents and communities.
 

Previous Administrations
 

Year	Provider	Response Rate	Downloads
September 2015 (Aug - Oct)	Nielsen	34%	Full Report
April 2015 (Mar - May)	Nielsen	36%	Full Report
September 2014 (Aug - Oct)	Nielsen	39%	Full Report
April 2014 (Mar - May)	Nielsen	38%	Full Report
September 2013 (Aug - Oct)	Nielsen	43%	Full Report
April 2013 (Mar - May)	Nielsen	48%	Full Report
September 2012 (Aug - Oct)	Nielsen	52%	Full Report