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Adjust the three-month reference period to your setting and add appropriate reporting and support contacts before sharing. Include relevant workers and work-related settings. Keep all questions optional. Do not add names, exact locations, or small-team identifiers. The first nine questions use 20% answer protection; the final three are recorded directly, including written comments. Review comments for identifying details before sharing them, and avoid reporting small subgroups. Experience and witness questions measure different signals; categories can overlap and several witnesses may refer to the same event. Do not add these answers to estimate incidents or people involved. These behavioral questions are a diagnostic, not a legal determination. Conditions such as pressure or poor lighting are possible contributors to investigate, not excuses for misconduct. Arrange independent follow-up and protection against retaliation; this survey is not a formal complaint or urgent-help channel.

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Offline SurveyToGo package

Download this questionnaire as a self-contained ZIP for offline collection. No publication or integration code is needed. Answers stay in SurveyToGo; voice results and analysis are not available for this package.

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Consent collection Consent script version Study information and consent script

Include the study contact, voluntary participation, protection of answers, host identifiers, storage, retention and deletion procedure. This script is bundled with the questionnaire.

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Survey title

Sender name

Shown to respondents with “not verified”.

Survey settings

Consent intro (optional) Response period (days)

Starts when you publish. You can change the closing date later on the survey’s management page.

Required answer default

Required by default Not required by default

Used only for new questions. Reset all to apply this default to existing questions.

Variables and treatments optional

Define values once at the start of each submission. Reuse them in question and explanation text with $name or ${name}, and in control logic or skip rules. Write $$ for a literal dollar sign. Answer labels, the title and introduction stay fixed.

For embedded surveys, read host data with enumerator_id = host("enumerator_id", ""). The second argument is the default for standalone links and previews. Use the resulting variable in text or routing; host data is fixed when the interview starts.

Variable definitions

Use Python arithmetic, comparisons, booleans, lists and dictionaries; abs, min, max, sum, len and round; math.sqrt, log, exp, floor, ceil; and np.array, mean, sum, clip, random.choice, random.uniform and random.normal. numpy also works. Definitions can use earlier variables. Conditions must return True or False; random draws belong in definitions.

Language reference and limits

Operators: + - * / // % **, comparisons == != < <= > >=, in, not in, and, or, not, and a if condition else b. Values include numbers, strings, True, False, None, lists and dictionaries with string keys. Indexing is supported.

abs(x), min(values) / min(a, b, …), max(values) / max(a, b, …), sum(values, start=0), len(x), round(number, ndigits=0).
math.sqrt(x), math.log(x, base=math.e), math.exp(x), math.floor(x), math.ceil(x); constants math.pi, math.e, math.tau.
np.array(values), np.mean(values, axis=None), np.sum(values, axis=None), np.clip(values, a_min, a_max).
np.random.choice(a, size=None, replace=True, p=None), np.random.uniform(low=0, high=1, size=None), np.random.normal(loc=0, scale=1, size=None). Choice weights must sum to one. Distribution parameters are scalar; sample size is an integer. Omitting size draws one value.

At most 50 variables. Numbers must be finite within ±1e100; exponents and rounding precision within ±100. Collections and random samples have at most 256 entries; arrays have at most two dimensions. Definitions cannot import modules, read files, loop, mutate values or redefine names. This is a limited expression language, not all of Python or NumPy.

Recorded answers in conditions

Use answers["q1"] == "Yes" for a recorded choice, or answers["q2"] > 10 for a number. Multiple selections are lists of labels. Guard skipped questions with "q1" in answers and answers["q1"] == "Yes". Conditions can use earlier answers; skip rules can also use the current answer. Original protected selections are never available.

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Results remain available. Publishing fixes the questions. You can change survey settings later or make an editable copy.