Internetbased Delphi Survey on Food Fraud
Client: Bundesinstitut für Risikobewertung (BfR) – Federal Institute of Risk Assessment (2017-2020) | Area: Health Research
Main Interest |
The Federal Institute of Risk Assessment (BfR) asked the Süddeutsche Institut für empirische Sozialforschung (sine e.V.) together with the market research company Hopp & Partner, Berlin, to conduct a German-wide Online-Delphi Survey within the community of experts on the topic Food Fraud). This Stakeholder Analysis in form of a Network Analysis will be the basis for further deliberations in regard to future risk assessment and risk communication measurements by BfR.
SINE-Mandate |
Tasks of Sine included:
- Conducting an explorative workshop of representative of all relevant stakeholder groups (including scientists, industry, police, monitoring authorities, prosecution, etc.)
- Construction and validation of a questionnaire for the online survey
- Implementation of the Delphi-Survey (by Hopp and Partner)
- Analysis of the results of the first survey and revision of the questionnaire for the second survey
- Implementation of the Delphi-Survey (Hopp and Partner)
- Analysis of the the results of the second survey.
- Drafting a final report that included all results.
- Presentation of results
Methods |
- Literature study
- Stakeholder-Workshop
- Online-Delphi Survey
- Multivariate Analysis
Results|
Results will be published by the Federal Institute of Risk Assessment (BfR)
For further information please contact: Dr. Kerstin Dressel
Responsible| Dr. Kerstin Dressel (Project Management), PD Dr. Stefan Böschen, PD Dr. Michael Schneider, Dipl.-Psych. Monika Wastian, PD Dr. Willy Viehöver, Julia Pfleghar (Student Assistant)