From 1 April, the University of French Guiana is launching a citizen survey on air quality in French Guiana, in partnership with the ARS and Atmo Guyane, to gain a better understanding of local perceptions and improve environmental health policies.
Working together to gain a better understanding of air quality in French Guiana
Air quality in French Guyana is a major public health issue. Despite its unspoilt natural environment, the region is exposed to a number of phenomena that affect the air we breathe on a daily basis. These include sand mists from the Sahara, slash-and-burn practices and certain local human activities.
Faced with these realities, the University of Guyana is actively involved. From 1 April, it will be taking part in a major public survey entitled «What do I know about air quality? The aim of this initiative is to gain a better understanding of the perceptions of campus residents and users.
The role of the Regional Environmental Health Plan (PRSE)
The Regional Health and Environment Plan for French Guiana is an essential roadmap. It coordinates the actions of the State, local authorities and local players to limit the impact of the environment on health.
In this context, air quality in French Guyana is a priority. The authorities want to adapt public policies to local realities. To do this, they need concrete data from the field.
A survey focused on how people feel
Unlike a traditional scientific study, this survey does not test knowledge. It focuses on how participants feel about air quality in French Guiana.
The responses will enable us to identify perceptions, concerns and habits. This information is invaluable in creating appropriate and effective awareness-raising tools.
Participation open to the entire university community
The University of Guyana is mobilising its entire community. Students, teachers, researchers and administrative staff are invited to take part.
Whether you live in Cayenne, Kourou or Saint-Laurent du Maroni, your contribution counts. Every response adds to our overall understanding of air quality issues in French Guiana.
How can I take part in the survey?
The survey is open from 1 to 30 April. It is completely anonymous and quick to complete. In just two minutes, everyone can share their experience.
👉 Click here to complete the survey (Link active from 1 April)
This simple approach allows everyone to become involved in environmental health. It helps to ensure that future decisions take greater account of local realities.
Air quality in French Guyana is a collective issue that requires everyone's involvement. Thanks to this survey, everyone can contribute to improving knowledge and public action. Take a few minutes to take part and become part of a healthier environment for everyone.
FAQ
Why is air quality in French Guiana such an important issue?
It has a direct impact on people's health. Certain natural and human phenomena can degrade the air and cause respiratory problems.
Who is organising the air quality survey in French Guiana?
The survey is being conducted by the University of Guyana in partnership with the ARS and Atmo Guyane as part of the PRSE.
Is the survey accessible to everyone?
Yes, the whole university community can take part. It is open to students, teachers and staff.
How long does it take to complete the questionnaire?
The survey takes about two minutes to complete. It is designed to be quick and easy to complete.
Are responses anonymous?
Yes, all responses are anonymous. The data is only used for global analyses.
What will the results of the survey be used for?
They will help to raise awareness and improve public policies relating to air quality in French Guiana.
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