Exit Is your project likely to attract public outrage? Find out now by taking our quiz - the seven questions below will help you gauge the level of risk on your project. Question Title * 1. Environmental impacts - Concerns about destruction of natural habitats, pollution, and long-term environmental degradation can lead to significant public opposition. Are there any environmental impacts associated with your project, either real or perceived? Yes there are major impacts Yes but only minor impacts No environmental impacts expected Question Title * 2. Land Acquisition - Forced relocations, land acquisitions, and changes in land use can provoke strong reactions, especially if they involve residential or culturally significant areas. Does your project require any land acquisition? Yes significant and / or contentious land acquisition required Yes but only minor No land acquisition is required Question Title * 3. Transparency and Communications - When project details are not communicated clearly or transparently, it breeds mistrust among the community. Does your project have the autonomy to communicate all relevant factual information about your project, and analysis of its impacts, in a timely manner that demonstrates transparency? Yes we can communicate when and as needed Most communications are within our control but not all Our communication is dictated or controlled by others Question Title * 4. Cultural and Heritage Concerns - Projects that threaten cultural sites or disrupt the heritage of local communities, including Indigenous lands and artifacts, often face significant backlash. Are there cultural and/or heritage concerns or complexities on your project? Yes, we will have to navigate significant cultural and heritage issues There are some issues but reasonably manageable There are no cultural or heritage issues Question Title * 5. Health and Safety Concerns - Perceived or real health risks, such as increased pollution, noise, or hazardous materials, can lead to public outcry. Are there any health or safety concerns associated with your project? Yes, there are elements of the project that will result in public health and/or safety issues we need to address Some minor health issues may be perceived There are no health or safety issues Question Title * 6. Economic Disruptions - Potential for negative economic impacts, such as loss of business, reduced property values, or increased costs (eg tolls), can trigger opposition. Are economic disruptions expected with your project? Yes there will be economic disruptions Some minor disruptions but we are confident we can manage them No real or perceived economic impacts Question Title * 7. Inadequate Stakeholder Engagement - Projects that fail to meaningfully engage with stakeholders, including local residents, businesses and advocacy groups, often face greater opposition. What level of engagement has there been on your project? Minimal engagement and little to no input informing project thinking Some engagement and some consideration of feedback in decisions and design Demonstrably good levels of engagement and involvement in decision-making Question Title * 8. Optional: Please provide your contact details to receive a copy of the quiz outcome. Important Information:This quiz is a simplified component of the comprehensive Public Outrage Predictive Modelling (POPM) process. Reducing the criteria to a quiz format inherently limits input options and accuracy. Therefore, the results should be used as a general guide only and not relied upon solely as a definitive assessment of the risk level for your project. DONE