Global Opinion of 16 Leading NGOs and NPOs

Introduction
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Background
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Key Findings
Global NGO Barometer 2014 for WHO
The Global NGO Barometer 2014 interviewed 66306 individuals around the world in 64 countries. Here are the key findings:
▪
Globally, 88% of the world’s population is aware of WHO by answering that they have a good opinion,
bad opinion or that they do not know this organization well enough to have an opinion.
▪
Awareness of WHO is highest in Western Europe followed by Asia and Africa with awareness scores of
92, 89 and 88 respectively.
▪
Amongst those aware of the organization throughout the world, 72% of the respondents have a good
opinion of WHO.
▪
Asians, followed by citizens of Africa and Western Europe have the highest appreciation for WHO with
70%, 65%, and 59% respectively who answered that they had a good opinion of the organization.
▪
Globally, half (51%) of respondents claim promoting health services, especially for the poor is the way in
which WHO contributes most to protecting people’s health.
Opinion &
Awareness Index
Global Opinion of 16 Leading NGOs and NPOs
Opinion of all respondents
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▪
▪
Globally, UNICEF and World Health
Organization (WHO) are the
organizations with the best
appreciation with approximately two
thirds (63%) of the world’s citizen who
have a good opinion of the
organization.
They are closely followed by the
International Committee of the Red
Cross (ICRC) (62%).
On the other hand, the United Nations
(UN) is the organization for which most
citizens have a negative opinion (15%).
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Good
Bad
Do not know
organization enough
DNK/DNA
UNICEF
63%
6% 18%
13%
World Health Organization (WHO)
63%
6% 19%
13%
International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
62%
6% 18%
14%
United Nations (UN)
54%
Greenpeace
46%
Save The Children
45%
15%
9%
42%
MSF/Doctors Without Borders
40%
5%
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
38%
7%
32%
SOS Children's village
32%
World Vision
28%
CARE
26%
21%
5%
8%
5%
24%
29%
22%
33%
27%
25%
5%
28%
29%
28%
4%
27%
26%
32%
38%
40%
43%
Transparency international
20% 5%
27%
47%
Codex Alimentarius (International Food Standards)
19% 5%
28%
48%
Oxfam
17% 5%
26%
For each of the following international organizations, please indicate if you have a good opinion, a bad opinion, you
don’t know this organization enough to have an opinion or you don’t know this organization at all.
13%
23%
4% 22%
World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)
United Nation High Commissioner for Refugees
19%
52%
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Global Opinion of 16 Leading NGOs and NPOs
Opinion of all Those Aware of the Organizations
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▪
When considering only the
respondents who are aware of the 16
surveyed organizations, UNICEF is
most appreciated with 73% that have a
good opinion of the organization
closely followed by World Health
Organization (WHO), and the
International Committee of the Red
Cross (ICRC) (both with 72%).
The United Nations (UN), however is
the organization for which citizens
around the world have the least good
opinion, with 17% of those aware of
the association having a bad opinion of
it.
UNICEF
73%
6%
21%
World Health Organization (WHO)
72%
7%
21%
International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
72%
7%
21%
Save The Children
63%
United Nations (UN)
62%
Greenpeace
60%
12%
MSF/Doctors Without Borders
60%
8%
32%
World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)
59%
7%
34%
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
53%
SOS Children's village
52%
World Vision
6%
31%
17%
9%
7%
22%
28%
38%
41%
48%
8%
45%
47%
11%
42%
46%
9%
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United Nation High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
Good
Bad
CARE
Do not know
organization enough
Transparency International
39%
Codex Alimentarius (International Food Standards)
37%
10%
53%
Oxfam
36%
9%
55%
10%
For each of the following international organizations, please indicate if you have a good opinion, a bad opinion, you
don’t know this organization enough to have an opinion or you don’t know this organization at all.
46%
51%
Top 3 NGOs & NPOs Around the World
Top Organizations With the Highest « good » Opinion by Region
▪
Globally, UNICEF and World Health
Organization (WHO) are the
organizations for which most citizens
have a good opinion (63%) closely
followed by the International
Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
Americas
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Global Top 3 Organizations
63%
UNICEF
63%
62%
69%
64%
International
Committee of
the Red Cross
(ICRC)
UNICEF
57%
MSF/Doctors
Without
Borders
World Health
International
Organization Committee of the
(WHO)
Red Cross (ICRC)
For each of the following international organizations, please indicate if you have a good opinion, a bad opinion, you
don’t know this organization enough to have an opinion or you don’t know this organization at all.
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Top Organizations With the Highest « good » Opinion by Region (Cont’d)
W. Europe
E. Europe
70%
77%
UNICEF
74%
46%
71%
International World Health World Wide
Committee of Organization
Fund for
the Red Cross
(WHO)
Nature (WWF)
(ICRC)
MSF/Doctors International
Without Committee of
Borders the Red Cross
(ICRC)
Africa
UNICEF
69%
65%
Asia
MENA
53%
71%
42%
70%
45%
64%
59%
UNICEF
International
Committee of
the Red Cross
(ICRC)
42%
World Health International
Organization Committee of
(WHO)
the Red Cross
(ICRC)
World Health
Organization
(WHO)
United
International World Health
Nations (UN) Committee of Organization
the Red Cross
(WHO)
(ICRC)
For each of the following international organizations, please indicate if you have a good opinion, a bad opinion, you
don’t know this organization enough to have an opinion or you don’t know this organization at all.
Global Opinion Index
Opinion of World Health Organization (WHO) by Region
E. Europe
W. Europe
29%
16%
24%
8%
9%
9%
MENA
59%
Americas
23%
46%
30%
17%
Asia
17%
5%
8%
7%
15%
11%
45%
Africa
53%
19%
4%
12%
70%
Global Opinion Index
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65%
19%
13%
6%
63%
Good
Bad
Do not know
organization enough
DNK/DNA
For each of the following international organizations, please indicate if you have a good opinion, a bad opinion, you
don’t know this organization enough to have an opinion or you don’t know this organization at all.
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Global Opinion of WHO
Opinion by Country
Country
Good Bad
%
%
I don't know
organization
enough
DNK/
DNA
Country
Good Bad
%
%
I don't know
organization
enough
DNK/
DNA
Country
Good Bad
%
%
I don't know
organization
enough
DNK/
DNA
Indi a
81
3
9
7
Icel a nd
64
3
23
10
Ma l a ys i a
47
2
21
30
Fi nl a nd
79
4
15
3
UK
64
3
26
6
Pol a nd
46
5
23
26
Portuga l
79
6
14
2
Germa ny
63
6
26
5
Greece
45
17
27
11
Hong Kong
78
1
16
4
Phi l i ppi nes
63
3
21
13
Ja pa n
44
1
36
19
Fi ji
74
1
16
9
Turkey
63
10
8
19
Mexi co
44
5
19
32
Sweden
74
2
22
2
Spa i n
58
18
21
3
Peru
43
3
18
36
Irel a nd
73
4
18
4
Bra zi l
57
7
22
14
Roma ni a
39
4
29
28
Kenya
73
1
18
8
La tvi a
57
8
28
7
Ma cedoni a
38
4
21
37
57
12
26
5
Sa udi Ara bi a
36
7
26
32
Pa pua New Gui nea
73
2
10
16
Ukra i ne
Swi tzerl a nd
71
10
18
1
Bel gi um
56
7
27
10
Ita l y
35
8
34
22
Denma rk
70
4
21
5
Tha i l a nd
56
1
26
17
Bul ga ri a
33
2
29
36
Indones i a
70
1
15
14
Afgha ni s ta n
55
11
18
16
Al geri a
30
4
24
41
54
10
23
14
Tuni s i a
30
3
17
50
Chi na
69
8
19
4
Ba ngl a des h
Ca na da
68
6
19
7
USA
54
7
28
11
Lithua ni a
28
2
37
33
South Suda n
68
2
21
9
Netherl a nds
51
5
32
12
Morocco
26
1
13
60
Aus tri a
67
13
16
3
Col ombi a
49
10
24
16
Georgi a
25
1
28
46
Fra nce
67
11
16
5
Bos ni a & Herzegovi na
48
10
21
21
Kos ovo
22
0
12
65
Aus tra l i a
66
5
23
6
Rus s i a
48
11
35
6
Armeni a
10
0
9
81
__ Marks the 50% mark for good opinion responses.
For each of the following international organizations, please indicate if you have a good opinion, a bad opinion, you
don’t know this organization enough to have an opinion or you don’t know this organization at all.
Global Opinion of WHO
Good Opinions Compared by Year
▪
Overall, Afghanistan is the country where the opinion of WHO most improved between the end of the year 2012 and 2013
(+12) while it most decreased in Japan (-21).
Country
Good 2013 Good 2012
Net Dif.
%
%
Country
Good 2013 Good 2012
Net Dif.
%
%
Afgha ni s ta n
55
43
12
Uni ted Sta tes
54
52
2
Ca na da
68
58
10
Ukra i ne
57
55
2
Fra nce
67
57
10
Chi na
69
68
1
Kenya
73
64
9
Indi a
81
80
1
Portuga l
79
70
9
Rus s i a
48
47
1
Hong Kong
78
70
8
Morocco
26
27
-1
Uni ted Ki ngdom
64
56
8
Fi nl a nd
79
81
-2
Aus tra l i a
66
59
7
Ma cedoni a
38
40
-2
Peru
43
36
7
Roma ni a
39
41
-2
Pol a nd
46
40
6
Tuni s i a
30
33
-3
Bel gi um
56
51
5
Armeni a
10
14
-4
Bos ni a & Herzegovi na
48
43
5
Georgi a
25
29
-4
Icel a nd
64
59
5
Phi l i ppi nes
63
71
-8
Irel a nd
73
68
5
Sa udi Ara bi a
36
46
-10
Spa i n
58
53
5
Col ombi a
49
60
-11
Germa ny
63
59
4
Ma l a ys i a
47
58
-11
Swi tzerl a nd
71
67
4
Bra zi l
57
68
-11
Turkey
63
59
4
Bul ga ri a
33
49
-16
Sweden
74
71
3
Ita l y
35
52
-17
Aus tri a
67
65
2
Ja pa n
44
65
-21
*Note: Only countries that participated in the survey in both
2012 and 2013 are included in the tables above.
*Note: Methodology in 2013 for Japan differs from
2012.
For each of the following international organizations, please indicate if you have a good opinion, a bad opinion, you
don’t know this organization enough to have an opinion or you don’t know this organization at all.
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Global Awareness Index
Global Awareness of the Leading 16 NGOs & NPOs
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▪
▪
The United Nations (UN) and the
World Health Organization (WHO) have
the highest awareness with 88% of
respondents who answered that they
have a good, bad or do not know this
organization well enough to have an
opinion.
Of the 16 NGOs and NPOs included in
the survey, Oxfam is the least known
with only 48% of the world’s
population aware of the organization,
closely followed by Codex Alimentarius
and Transparency International both at
52%.
Interestingly, the most known
organization, the United Nations (UN),
is also the least appreciated with 15%
of respondents aware of the
organization having a bad opinion of it.
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Rank
1
2
Organization
United Nations (UN)
2World
World
Health
Organization (WHO)
(WHO)
Health
Organization
3
UNICEF
4
International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
5
Greenpeace
6
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
7
Save the Children
8
World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)
9
United Nation High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
10
MSF/Doctors Without Borders
11
SOS Children's village
12
World Vision
13
CARE
14
Transparency International
15
Codex Alimentarius (International Food Standards)
16
Oxfam
For each of the following international organizations, please indicate if you have a good opinion, a bad opinion, you
don’t know this organization enough to have an opinion or you don’t know this organization at all.
Score
88
88
88
87
86
76
72
71
71
68
67
61
60
57
52
52
48
Global Awareness Index
Index by Country & Region for WHO
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High Awareness
80-100%
60-80%
40-60%
20-40%
Low Awareness
0-20%
No data
For each of the following international organizations, please indicate if you have a good opinion, a bad opinion, you
don’t know this organization enough to have an opinion or you don’t know this organization at all.
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Global Awareness Index
Index by Country for WHO
▪
Awareness of WHO throughout the surveyed countries is highest in Portugal and Switzerland with a score of 99 in both.
▪
On the other hand, WHO’s awareness is lowest in Armenia (19).
Rank
Country
Score
Rank
Country
Score
Rank
Country
Score
1
Portuga l
99
19
UK
93
37
Turkey
81
2
Swi tzerl a nd
99
20
Kenya
92
38
Bos ni a & Herzegovi na
79
3
Fi nl a nd
98
21
Fi ji
91
39
Ita l y
77
4
Sweden
98
22
South Suda n
91
40
Pol a nd
74
5
Spa i n
97
23
Bel gi um
90
41
Roma ni a
72
6
Aus tri a
96
24
Icel a nd
90
42
Ma l a ys i a
70
7
Chi na
96
25
USA
89
43
Sa udi Ara bi a
69
8
Denma rk
95
26
Greece
89
44
Mexi co
68
9
Germa ny
95
27
Netherl a nds
88
45
Li thua ni a
67
10
Hong Kong
95
28
Ba ngl a des h
87
46
Bul ga ri a
64
11
Irel a nd
95
29
Phi l i ppi nes
87
47
Peru
64
12
Ukra i ne
95
30
Indones i a
86
48
Ma cedoni a
63
13
Aus tra l i a
94
31
Bra zi l
86
49
Al geri a
58
14
Fra nce
94
32
Pa pua New Gui nea
85
50
Georgi a
54
15
Rus s i a
94
33
Afgha ni s ta n
84
51
Tuni s i a
50
16
Ca na da
93
34
Col umbi a
83
52
Morocco
40
17
Indi a
93
35
Tha i l a nd
83
53
Kos ovo
34
18
La tvi a
93
36
Ja pa n
81
54
Armeni a
19
For each of the following international organizations, please indicate if you have a good opinion, a bad opinion, you
don’t know this organization enough to have an opinion or you don’t know this organization at all.
Global Awareness Index
Awareness Compared by Year for UNICEF
▪
Overall, WHO’s awareness score for Afghanistan and Spain (+21) most improved.
▪
On the other hand, WHO’s awareness score most decreased in Japan (-12).
Country
Country
Score 2013 Score 2012 Net Dif.
Score 2013 Score 2012 Net Dif.
Afgha ni s ta n
84
63
21
Chi na
96
94
2
Spa i n
97
76
21
Germa ny
95
93
2
95
93
2
Peru
64
50
14
Irel a nd
Icel a nd
90
81
9
Sweden
98
96
2
Roma ni a
72
64
8
Tuni s i a
50
48
2
Georgi a
54
47
7
Uni ted Ki ngdom
93
92
1
Portuga l
99
93
6
Bos ni a & Herzegovi na
79
78
1
Phi l i ppi nes
87
81
6
Turkey
81
81
0
Uni ted Sta tes
89
84
5
Col ombi a
83
84
-1
Fi nl a nd
98
94
4
Fra nce
94
96
-2
Ca na da
93
89
4
Indi a
93
95
-2
86
88
-2
Hong Kong
95
91
4
Bra zi l
Kenya
92
88
4
Ma l a ys i a
70
74
-4
74
78
-4
Rus s i a
94
90
4
Pol a nd
Ukra i ne
95
91
4
Sa udi Ara bi a
69
73
-4
Bel gi um
90
87
3
Bul ga ri a
64
69
-5
Ma cedoni a
63
60
3
Morocco
40
45
-5
Swi tzerl a nd
99
96
3
Ita l y
77
85
-8
Aus tri a
96
94
2
Armeni a
19
28
-9
Aus tra l i a
94
92
2
Ja pa n
81
94
-13
*Note: Only countries that participated in the survey in both 2012 and 2013 are included in the tables above.
For each of the following international organizations, please indicate if you have a good opinion, a bad opinion, you
don’t know this organization enough to have an opinion or you don’t know this organization at all.
How WHO Contributes
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How WHO Contributes
Global Results
▪
Overall, 82% of the world’s population
feel the WHO contributes to protecting
people’s health.
How does WHO contribute to protecting people’s health
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Category
▪
▪
▪
▪
This slithgly decreased compared to
last year where 87% of the population
responded that WHO contributes to
protecting people’s health.
Globally, half of respondents (51%)
think promoting health services,
especially for the poor is the way in
which WHO contributes most to
protecting people’s health.
This is followed by “protects people
from disease” and “responds to public
health emergencies” with both at 42%.
Compared between the end of the
year 2012 and 2013, there are no
significant difference on how the
world’s population feel WHO
contribute to protecting people’s
health.
Response %
Promotes health services, especially for the poor
51
Protects people from diseases
42
Responds to public health emergencies
42
Helps countries make good decisions
32
Supports research and innovation
31
Combats non communicable diseases
29
It does not contribute to protecting people's health
4
None
2
I don't know / I prefer not to answer
12
How does WHO contribute compared by year
Global
2013 %
51
Global
2012 %
47
Helps countries make good decisions
32
28
4
Protects people from diseases
42
39
3
Responds to public health emergencies
Combats non communicable diseases such as cancers, heart
disease, and diabetes
It does not contribute to protecting people’s health / None
42
39
3
29
28
1
4
4
0
Supports research and innovation
31
34
-3
I do not know / No response
12
9
3
Promotes health services, especially for the poor
How do you think the World Health Organization (WHO) contributes to protecting people’s health? (Choose the
top three).
dif
4
WHO’s contribution Around the World
Global Top 3 ways WHO Contributes
▪
Globally, “promotes health services,
especially for the poor” is the way in
which most respondents (51%) think
WHO contributes to protecting
people’s health.
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Global Top 3 ways WHO Contributes
43%
51%
42%
35%
32%
42%
Promotes
health
services
Responds to Supports
pub. health research and
emergencies innovation
Promotes
Protects Responds to
health
people from public health
services,
diseases emergencies
especially for
the poor
How do you think the World Health Organization (WHO) contributes to protecting people’s health? (Choose the
top three).
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Global Top 3 ways WHO Contributes (Cont’d)
47%
24%
45%
34%
20%
Promotes
Responds to
Protects
health services pub. health people from
emergencies
diseases
Responds to
Promotes
Supports
pub. health health services research and
emergencies
innovation
40%
40%
29%
Promotes
Protects
Combats non
health services people from communicable
diseases
diseases
63%
46%
Promotes
Protects
health services people from
diseases
23%
58%
50%
47%
Promotes Protects people Responds to
health services from diseases pub. health
emergencies
34%
Helps
countries
make
decisions
How do you think the World Health Organization (WHO) contributes to protecting people’s health? (Choose the
top three).
Methodology
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Regional Classifications
Definitions of Regions
MENA (Middle East &
North Africa)
Kenya
Argentina
Australia
Armenia
Afghanistan
South Africa
Brazil
Bangladesh
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Algeria
South Sudan Canada
China
Bulgaria
Azerbaijan
Colombia
Fiji
Czech Republic
Iraq
Mexico
Hong Kong
Georgia
Lebanon
Peru
India
Kosovo
Morocco
USA
Indonesia
Latvia
Palestinian Territories
Japan
Lithuania
Saudi Arabia
Malaysia
Macedonia
Tunisia
Pakistan
Poland
Turkey
Philippines
Romania
Papua New Guinea
Russia
Thailand
Serbia
Ukraine
Africa
Americas
Asia
Eastern Europe
Western
Europe
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Netherlands
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Methodology
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Country
AFGHANISTAN
ALGERIA
ARGENTINA
ARMENIA
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRIA
AZERBAIJAN
BANGLADESH
BELGIUM
BOSNIA
BRAZIL
BULGARIA
CANADA
CHINA
COLOMBIA
CZECH REPUBLIC
DENMARK
FIJI
FINLAND
FRANCE
GEORGIA
GERMANY
GREECE
HONG KONG
ICELAND
INDIA
INDONESIA
IRAQ
IRELAND
ITALY
JAPAN
KENYA
Metho
Face to Face
Face to Face
Face to Face
CATI
Online
Online
Face to Face
CATI
Online
CATI
Face to Face
Face to Face
Online
Online
CATI
Face to Face
Online
Face to Face
Face to Face
Online
Face to Face
Online
Face to Face
CATI
Online
CATI
Face to Face
Face to Face
Online
Face to Face
Face to Face
Face to Face
Sample
2780
1000
991
1067
1330
953
800
1000
1000
1000
2002
1013
1006
1150
1021
1000
511
1020
1008
1000
1002
1000
1000
500
1127
1112
1000
1230
1006
1007
1200
501
Coverage
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
Urban
Urban
National
National
Urban
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
Urban
National
National
National
National
Field Dates
October 7th-October 15th, 2013
November 1st-November 8th, 2013
November 1st-November 8th, 2013
October 10th-October 20th, 2013
November 4th- November 11th, 2013
October 17th-October 21st, 2013
October 24th -November 18th, 2013
October 20th -November 30th, 2013
November 1st-November 8th, 2013
October 21st-November 3rd, 2013
October 17th-October 21st, 2013
November 1st-November 8th, 2013
November 05 - November 13 2013
November 1st-November 15th, 2013
November 1st- November 7th, 2013
October 7th-October 28th, 2013
November 4th-November 6th, 2013
November 1st-November 8th, 2013
October 17th- November 5th, 2013
October 25th-November 4th, 2013
October 15th- October 31st, 2013
October 9th -October 15th, 2013
October 21st- November 11th, 2013
October 7th- November 15th, 2013
October 16th-October 30th, 2013
October 4th- October 11th, 2013
October 26th-November 17th, 2013
October 7th-October 28th, 2013
October 18th-November 3rd, 2013
October 16th-October 31st, 2013
November 6th-November 18th, 2013
October 7th-October 18th, 2013
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Methodology (Cont’d)
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
Country
KOREA
KOSOVO
LATVIA
LEBANON
LITHUANIA
MACEDONIA
MALAYSIA
MEXICO
MOROCCO
NETHERLANDS
PAKISTAN
PALESTINIAN TERR.
PERU
PHILIPPINES
PAPUA NEW GUINEA
POLAND
PORTUGAL
ROMANIA
RUSSIA
SAUDI ARABIA
SERBIA
SOUTH AFRICA
SOUTH SUDAN
SPAIN
SWEDEN
SWITZERLAND
THAILAND
TUNISIA
TURKEY
UK
UKRAINE
USA
Metho
Face to Face
Face to Face
Online
CATI
Face to Face
Face to Face
CATI
Face to Face
Face to Face
Online
Face to Face
Face to Face
Face to Face
Face to Face
Face to Face
Face to Face
Online
Face to Face
Online
CATI
Face to Face
CATI
Face to Face
Face to Face
Online
Online
Online
Face to Face
CATI
Online
Online
Online
Sample
1501
1037
1005
1000
1007
1214
300
999
1000
1053
2000
1000
1201
1000
1016
1000
1013
1141
1000
614
1064
502
599
1038
1000
1001
600
1007
1057
1000
1000
1000
Coverage
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
Urban
National
National
National
Urban
Urban
National
National
Urban
National
National
National
National
National
National
National
Urban
National
Field Dates
November 1st-November 15th, 2013
November 11th- November 15th, 2013
November 11th-November 22nd, 2013
September 25th- November 21st, 2013
November 7th-November 18th, 2013
November 1st-November 15th, 2013
October 4th – October 13th, 2013
October 21st-November 4th, 2013
November 1st-November 15th, 2013
November 1st-November 7th, 2013
October 1st- October 15th, 2013
November 12th– November 26th, 2013
October 17th-October 23rd, 2013
October 20th-November 3rd, 2013
November 1st-November 8th, 2013
October 16th-October 31st, 2013
September 2013
Octber21st-November 3rd, 2013
October 10th-October 18th, 2013
November 13th-November 20th, 2013
November 1st-November 15th, 2013
October 20th-October 31st, 2013
October 15th, November 1st, 2013
November 1st-November 15th, 2013
September 30th-October 7th, 2013
November 1st-November 15th, 2013
October 7th-November 15th, 2013
November 1st-November 15th, 2013
October 22nd-November 19th, 2013
December 1st - December 9th, 2013
October 10th-October 18th, 2013
November 7th-November 15th, 2013
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Footnotes
▪
General: All names of organizations were appropriately translated in the into the local language of the surveyed country.
▪
General: Regional data is based on the 62 surveyed countries split into their respective regions as detailed in the Regional
Specifications.
▪
General: The region named MENA refers to Middle East and North Africa
▪
General: The Palestinian Territories include the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
▪
General: Representation of Georgia is national although the sample excludes occupied territories.
▪
General: Some methodology changes in some countries between the end of the year 2012 and 2013 survey may affect
numbers.
▪
General: The standard margin of error is of ±3.48.
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