ZuWell

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[TEMPLATE] ZuWell Validation Interview

[Goal]

This interview template serves to learn how pop-up village hosts think about well-being of their residents, choice of locations, and general challenges while planning their pop-up.

[ZuWell Intro]

ZuWell is an environmental well-being compass for pop-up cities and pop-up villages. It aims to solve/prevent the following problems:

Negative environmental influence on physical and mental well-being of pop-up village residents

Gaps in awareness of pop-up village organizers on how they might improve location/venue curation process and the overall experience of their citizens

Inefficient feedback mechanisms that the residents could use to voice environmental factors that influence their experience

Interview

General Questions

Briefly about you (the host) - life and work experiences, locations, interests...

Who are other members of your team?

What motivated you to start a ZuVillage?

Have you ran similar event/village? Give a brief description.

At what stage is your event at the moment. (stage 0 ideation, 1 fundraising location finding, 2. location set organizing partnership continue fundraising, 3.down to event details 4. on-going 5. just finished 6. finish and reflected )

What is the intention behind your upcoming ZuVillage, specific topic, etc?

What kind of experience you want to provide to your residents?

What is important to you when it comes to location?

How are you (or will be) looking for the right location and venue(s)?

What are the challenges you and your team are experiencing as hosts?

What gives you most stress or anxiety in planning the pop-up?

What are you doing about it now?

ZuWell Compass-Related Questions

For each of the criteria below, please describe features of your pop-up village. Note any interesting details, or improvements you might want to implement to account for the currently missing aspects.

🏝️ Neighborhood

Access to nature (parks, hikes, water bodies)

Access to heritage sites

Clean air

Environmental noise (streets, construction, etc)

Safety

Access to viewpoints

Availability of healthy and diverse food

Sustainable

Exercise facilities

Integration with the local community (contribution, damage, etc)

Access to art & culture

Access to playful spaces

Social aspects

Serendipity

Possibilities for eating together

Scenario provider

Security (physical, emotional)

People trying to sneak in

🛖 Venue(s)

Productive spaces

Chill-out and connection spaces

Stable and uncensored internet connection

Natural light

Indoor airflow

Quality artificial lighting (e.g. no white lights in the evenings)

Accessibility

Sustainability conscious

No toxic materials or mold

(if accommodation is provided) Privacy & sound-proofing

Resident Interaction & Feedback

What questions/feedback did you get from residents?

How do you plan to observe people’s experiences in the pop-up? (If at all)

How do you plan to collect feedback on residents’ experience? (If at all)

Closing Questions

Anything we didn’t get to cover that is worth mentioning?

Anyone else we could talk with to understand more about yours or other pop-up villages?

References

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The Open Source Ops Playbook for Popup Village Creation (curated by Zuzalu Contributors) | Notion Last Updated: Aug 03, 2023 zuzalu.notion.site⁠

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Physical Infrastructure & Housing | Notion Physical Infrastructure is responsible for the broader physical setting, including the common and supporting spaces. Works with Housing, especially during the booking phase. Responsible for all housing-related things, including booking spots, assigning rooms, and managing changes. zuzalu.notion.site⁠

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Score for location options.xlsx docs.google.com⁠

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Gitcoin Grants Stack Grants power growth in Web3. Make your voice heard and support open-source software and public goods across the EVM ecosystem explorer.gitcoin.co⁠

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https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IB_eLzsxs4OefGuxFLF8hrGtkce8V6sp⁠

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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1RqTLFZ5oByqiJYLZAYmWx2LCgXXdS7aKtDn2vKdx75k/edit#gid=1440544627⁠

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