Raport evaluare intrunire Slovenia - 26 raspunsuri
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The document summarizes responses from a 26-person evaluation questionnaire about the 4th meeting of a project in Slovenia. Most respondents indicated that partners participated democratically in discussions, there were sufficient breaks for informal exchanges, and the atmosphere was open to new ideas. A majority also felt satisfied with the meeting organization, understood responsibilities and next steps, and comprehended over 75% of the content despite potential language barriers. Common methods used included speeches, discussions to structure agreements and fix discussion results.
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- 7. 7 Question 3 *3. Are the responsibilities of the members fixed? Yes, totally Yes, mostly Not Very Not at all
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- 11. 11 Question 7.a. *7. What methods were used during the meeting? 7.a. We had speeches and discussions. Yes Mostly Not Very No
- 12. 12 Question 7.b. *7. What methods were used during the meeting? 7.b. We discussed our tasks. Yes Mostly Not Very No
- 13. 13 Question 7.c. *7. What methods were used during the meeting? 7.c. We structured common agreement. Yes Mostly Not Very No
- 14. 14 Question 7.d. *7. What methods were used during the meeting? 7.d. We fixed our discussion results. Yes Mostly Not Very No