WOTA Corp to Host Paid Focus Groups on Water Supply in Antigua and Barbuda
WOTA Corp, in partnership with the Government of Antigua and Barbuda, is organizing focus group interviews on November 23-24, 2024, as part of their ongoing pilot project on household water recycling solutions.
The company is seeking middle-income parents with children aged 10-12 who currently reside in Antigua and Barbuda with their partner or spouse. Selected participants will discuss water supply challenges in their homes during group interviews.
The focus groups are part of a broader initiative to implement innovative water recycling technologies in households across the nation. Interested residents who meet the eligibility criteria can register by contacting Christa-Joy Burton at 1(268)784-4659. Additional project information is available at the WOTA Corp website.
Participants will receive compensation for their time and insights. Space is limited and registration is required.
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