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Feeding the Future with Canadian Technology |
Study Information
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Purpose
This project is co-led between the Arrell Food Institute at the University of Guelph and the Food and Agriculture Institute at the University of the Fraser Valley. We are seeking the input of agri-food system stakeholders to assess Canadian agriculture technology industry trends and strengths and to better understand the barriers for agri-food technology commercialization as well as adoption.
Insights from this work will produce reports and academic articles that provide guidance to Provincial and Federal governments on approaches for increasing food system sustainability, resilience, and contributing to net-zero goals through the use of agri-food technologies. In addition, the results of the project will be made publicly available in the form of academic journals and reports, which will enhance public knowledge on environmental, social, economic, and technological considerations around agri-food technology.
Confidentiality
Your participation is completely voluntary, and you are free to refuse to answer any questions. Survey data will be aggregated and synthesized into main findings, and quote attribution will be anonymized using general identifiers (e.g., industry stakeholder, government stakeholder, researcher). Please note that we cannot guarantee full confidentiality, in the unlikely event that Survey Monkey data servers are breached.
Please note that survey data can only be withdrawn if you provide your name (when prompted) within the survey. You can withdraw your data from the survey up until the date in which data analysis has been completed and preliminary reports distributed (December 2023).
Questions or Concerns
If you have questions regarding the project, you can contact Dr. Alesandros Glaros at alesandros.glaros@ufv.ca. If you have any concerns regarding your rights or welfare as a participant in this research study, please contact the Fraser Valley Ethics Officer at 604-557-4011 or Research.Ethics@ufv.ca. The ethics of this research project have been reviewed and approved by the UFV Human Research Ethics Board as well as the Research Ethics Board at the University of Guelph; HREB protocol #101356, approved May 2, 2023.
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