Electoral moods in Ukraine: October 2013
Optional quantity: 2000 respondents. The period of completion: 26 of Semtember – 6 of October 2013
Margin of error is less than 2.2%.
Electoral moods in Ukraine: October 2013
Optional quantity: 2000 respondents. The period of completion: 26 of Semtember – 6 of October 2013
Margin of error is less than 2.2%.
Dynamics of patriotic sentiment in Ukraine: August 2013
The target audience of the research: the population of Ukraine aged from 18 and older. Optional quantity: 2000 respondents.
Measure of inaccuracy is less than 2.2%.
The period of completion: 9-18 of August 2013
Суспільно-політичні настрої у Тернополі: вересень 2013Ratinggroup
Socio-political attitudes in Ternopil: September 2013
Sample size: 800 citizens of Ternopil in the age of 18+ . Research timing: 13-27 of September 2013
Народний ТОП «Улюблені страви українців»Ratinggroup
Sociological group "Rating" continues the project «National ТОP» which consists of a series of surveys to determine the best of the best. Feature of the method consists in the fact that the respondents did not receive any tips and lists, they express an opinion solely using open questions. This time the question was «What are your three favorite dishes, no matter which cuisine dish belongs to?»
How Ukrainians see their cities?
The target audience of the research: the population of Kyiv, Lviv, Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Donetsk and Odesa aged from 18 and older. Optional quantity: 800 respondents in each city.
Dynamics of ideological markers: October 2013
The period of completion: 26 of Semtember – 6 of October 2013. Optional quantity: 2000 respondents.
Margin of error is less than 2.2%.
2023
The survey was conducted at the initiative of the 'Ukrainian Veterans Fund'
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1. A survey of 1000 Ukrainians was conducted from September 5-7, 2023 on perceptions of veterans and their adaptation issues.
2. Respondents expressed high levels of trust in veterans who fought in the East of Ukraine in 2014-2021 (61%) and veterans currently fighting (58%). Unemployment (1.9), family conflicts (1.8), and alcohol/drug abuse (1.9) were seen as the most likely adaptation
Municipal survey_May 2023_ENG - FINAL.pdfRatinggroup
The document summarizes the results of the eighth annual Ukrainian Municipal Survey conducted in April-May 2023. It was administered in 21 regional capitals not under Russian control, to a sample of 16,800 respondents. Key findings include:
- Over half of respondents believe things in their city are going in the right direction, though this varies between 39-82% across cities.
- Most respondents said their household's economic situation stayed the same (34-45%) or worsened (27-43%) over the past year.
- Respondents were cautiously optimistic about Ukraine's economic prospects, with most expecting the situation to improve (25-38%) or stay the same (22-36%) in the next
This document summarizes the results of a survey conducted in Ukraine from June 1-2, 2023 regarding Ukrainians' perceptions of how friendly other countries are toward Ukraine. The survey was commissioned by the Transatlantic Dialogue Center and had a sample size of 1,000 respondents across Ukraine, excluding occupied territories. The survey found that respondents viewed the US, Poland, and the UK as the most friendly countries, with Germany also viewed positively. China and Turkey were viewed as neutral, while Russia was viewed as hostile. Trend lines showed views becoming more positive toward Western countries and more negative toward China and Turkey over time.
Problems of Ukrainian children in conditions of war (January 27 - February ...Ratinggroup
This survey of 2000 Ukrainian mothers examined the problems facing children aged 3-17 during the war. It found that while most children (40%) continue attending primary school in person, many face obstacles to their education such as lack of internet (68%), blackouts (76%), and disruption from air alerts (84%). Over half of mothers said their child's academic performance and the quality of education have declined compared to before the war. The challenges of war are negatively impacting Ukrainian children's access to and continuity of schooling.
Comprehensive research: HOW THE WAR CHANGED ME AND THE COUNTRY. SUMMARY OF T...Ratinggroup
This document summarizes the results of a comprehensive study conducted in Ukraine from February 4-13, 2023 to understand how the views, assessments, and lives of Ukrainians have changed over the past year since Russia's full-scale invasion. Some key findings:
- Ukrainians initially reacted to the invasion with shock, confusion, and fear for loved ones, as most did not believe an invasion could actually happen.
- Faith in Ukraine's victory has risen dramatically over the year, from 56% in January 2022 to 95% in February 2023. Most believe victory will require at least six more months.
- While many Ukrainians' financial situations have deteriorated, almost 40% now feel more confident in the future
Legal protection of victims from the war crimes of RussiaRatinggroup
The document is a summary of a survey conducted in Ukraine from December 23-26, 2022 on legal protection for victims of Russian war crimes. The survey had 2000 respondents and was representative of Ukraine except occupied territories. Key findings include:
- 16% of respondents had to change residences since the start of the war, with most not planning to return until the war ends.
- 2% of respondents' housing was destroyed and 4% partially damaged. 68% of those with damaged housing had not yet reported it.
- 40% of respondents who had jobs before the war are still working, while 33% no longer work. Most reported their income decreasing.
- 36% said their health worsened during the
