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PERCEPTIONS OF NGOS &
ATTITUDES TOWARD
CLIMATE CHANGE/COP26
/ 19 October 2021
Paolo Morini
// French Partner Meeting
/// www.developmentcompass.org
Jennifer Hudson
@DevEngageLab David HudsonPERCEPTIONS OF
INTERNATIONAL
NGOS
How does the French
public view development
NGOs?DEVELOPMENT NGOS ARE POSITIVELY VIEWED BY
THE FRENCH PUBLIC
45
55% 40
35
30
25
have favourable views
20 40
about NGOs and charities
15 28
working in developing
10
countries 5
15
6 5 7
0
• On balance, the French public have
Plutôt défavorable
Je ne sais pas
Très favorable
Ni favorable ni défavorable
Très défavorable
Plutôt favorable
very favourable views of
development NGOs. A majority - 55%
- hold very or somewhat favourable
views.
• Just over one in four (28%) say they
have no strong feelings, with 11%
holding unfavourable views.
• Unsurprisingly, donors to NGOs are
more likely to hold positive views
(66%) than non-donors (49%).
Question: Dans l'ensemble, quelle est votre opinion sur les ONG et les organisations de solidarité internationale qui interviennent dans
les pays en développement ?
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021THE FRENCH PUBLIC ARE SPLIT ON NGO EFFICACY
40
35
30
25
37%
20 agree that NGOs or
15 30
35 international charities can
10
make a difference about
14 global inequalities
5
7 7 7
0
• When asked about whether NGOs can
Pas d'accord
D'accord
Je ne sais pas
Pas du tout d'accord
Tout à fait d'accord
Ni d'accord ni pas d'accord
make a difference in reducing global
inequalities, nearly 4 in 10 agree NGOs
are effective (37%)
• However, overall views are split with
nearly an equal percentage saying they
have no strong views. 21% say that
NGOs are somewhat or not at all
effective.
• Comparing those who donate to NGOs
to those who do not, donors are much
more likely to agree (45%) that NGOs
are effective than non-donors (33%).
Question: Veuillez indiquer dans quelle mesure vous êtes en accord ou en désaccord avec la phrase suivante : « les ONG ou les organisations de solidarité
internationale qui interviennent dans les pays en développement sont en mesure de contribuer à lutter efficacement contre les inégalités à l’échelle du
monde »
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021ARE NGO APPEALS TRUSTWORTHY? 37% SAY YES
35
37% 30
25
20
say NGOs and charities are
33
being honest when they 15 30
say donations can save a 10
child’s’ life 5 12 10
7 8
0
• However, one third of respondents
Pas d'accord
Je ne sais pas
Pas du tout d'accord
D'accord
Tout à fait d'accord
Ni d'accord ni pas d'accord
neither agree nor disagree with the
statement, suggesting there is a large
proportion of the public who can be
convinced. 22% of respondents say they
think NGOs are not telling the truth
about the impact of donations.
• There is a significant difference between
donors and non-donors: 49% of donors
agree that NGOs appeals are honest
compared to 31% of non-donors.
Question: En pensant aux appels aux dons lancés par les ONG, dans quelle mesure êtes-vous en d'accord ou en désaccord avec l'énoncé
suivant : « Les ONG et les associations caritatives sont honnêtes lorsqu'elles disent que votre don peut sauver la vie d'un enfant ».
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021KEY INSIGHTS
55% 37% 37%
think that NGOs and think that NGOs and
hold favourable views of charities can make a charities are being honest
development NGOs and difference about global when they say donations
charities inequalities can save children’s lives
Favourable views by age Favourable views by age Favourable views by age
• 18-24 (62%) • 18-24 (49%) • 18-24 (51%)
• 25-34 (52%) • 25-34 (38%) • 25-34 (34%)
• 35-44 (58%) • 35-44 (40%) • 35-44 (40%)
• 45-54 (37%)
• 45-54 (55%) • 45-54 (38%) • 55+ (34%)
• 55+ (52%) • 55+ (34%) Favourable views by education
Favourable views by education Favourable views by education • No diploma (28%)
• No diploma (39%) • No diploma (25%) • High school bac (35%)
• High school bac (55%) • High school bac (34%) • Univ degree (42%)
• Univ degree (59%) • Univ degree (44%) Favourable views by gender
Favourable views by gender • Men (42%)
• Men (55) Favourable views by gender
• Men (40%) • Women (32%)
• Women (54%)
• Women (35%)CLIMATE CHANGE & COP-26
TOP PRIORITIES TO TACKLE ENVIRONMENT ISSUES
54% 41% 26%
Biodiversity and
Climate change Air pollution
ecosystems loss
22% 21% 8%
None of these/
Water pollution Soil pollution
don’t know
Question: En réfléchissant aux problèmes environnementaux suivants, veuillez indiquer quelles devraient être, selon vous, les deux
priorités du gouvernement français.
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021WOMEN AND HIGHLY EDUCATED ARE MORE LIKELY
TO SAY CLIMATE CHANGE IS TOP PRIORITY
54%
Gender
Female 58
Male 50
18-24 55
thinks climate change is 25-34 52
our top priority among
Age
environmental issues 35-44 52
45-54 54
In all demographic groups, the majority
thinks that climate change should be 55+ 56
France’s top priority when it comes to
environmental issues.
Less than Bac 54
The most concerned groups are women Education
and highly educated respondents. Bac 51
Concern is higher within the youngest
and oldest respondents groups More than Bac 58
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
Question: En réfléchissant aux problèmes environnementaux suivants, veuillez indiquer quelles devraient être, selon vous, les deux
priorités du gouvernement français.
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021APPETITE FOR ACTION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
60
73% 50
40
30
49
Think the government 20
34
29 30
should do more to fight 10 24 21 21 19 5
15 3 4 3 15
climate change 7 6 8 9
0
Je ne sais pas
Beaucoup moins d'efforts
Suffisamment d'efforts
Un peu plus d'efforts
Beaucoup plus d'efforts
Un peu moins d'efforts
While appetite for further government
action on climate change is high for all
demographic groups, women are
especially keen to see change: 77% of
women think the government should do
more, compared to 69% of men.
Voting record from the past elections
also shows us something quite
surprising: 75% of those who voted for
Macron think the government should
do more, but 71% of Le Pen voters think
so as well! Changement climatique Covid-19 Migrants et réfugiés
Question: En pensant au rôle du gouvernement français à propos des sujets suivants, quelle affirmation décrit le mieux, selon vous, les
efforts que le gouvernement français devrait faire ?
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021DIVERGENT PREFERENCES ON GIVING PRIORITY TO
FIGHTING CLIMATE CHANGE OR THE ECONOMY
The French public shows a fairly even
split when it comes to priorities in the
Prioritise fight against climate change or
improving the economic condition of
the economy the country and its people. The largest
group, at 38% would prefer a balance of
32% both.
Age is an important factor when it
comes to the way people prioritise
Balance of both either. 44% of those aged 18-29 would
give priority to fighting climate change,
38%
with a further 34% wishing for balance
Prioritise in policy, and 19% thinking the economy
fighting climate should take priority.
change
On the other hand, only 19% of those
Don’t know
25% aged 55+ would prioritise tackling
climate change, with 41% more
11% preferring a balanced approach, and
36% who would prioritise the economy.
Question: La lutte contre le changement climatique et la protection de l’environnement donnent lieu à des arbitrages. En utilisant une échelle allant de 0 à
10, où 0 signifie « Le gouvernement français devrait donner la priorité à la lutte contre le changement climatique » et 10 signifie « le gouvernement
français devrait donner la priorité à l’économie », veuillez indiquer votre opinion.
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021PRIORITIES FOR THE COP26 AGENDA
37% of the French public believe cutting
emissions should be the highest priority
among the four key goals of COP26.
37% 21%
Adaptation, financing and cooperation Encourage cooperation
remain the more misunderstood side of the Cut global emissions by 50% between governments, private
world’s work to fighting climate change.
in the next 10 years and reach companies and civil society to
Older, more educated respondents think net zero by 2050 tackle climate change
mitigation should be prioritized even more:
34% of respondents aged 18-24 think it
should be the top priority, compared to
17% 13%
41% of those aged 55+.
Similarly, 33% of respondents with less than
a Bac think it should be the top priority,
compared to 39% of those that hold titles
higher than a Bac.
Increase financing from
Adopt measures to help developed countries and
countries and people affected private companies to tackle
by climate change to adapt climate change worldwide
Question: La prochaine Conférence internationale sur les changements climatiques des Nations unies (COP-26) aura lieu au Royaume Uni en novembre
2021. A cette occasion, les pays vont devoir discuter des mesures à prendre pour limiter le réchauffement climatique à moins de 1,5 degrés à l’horizon 2100.
Parmi les propositions suivantes, veuillez classer la première, la seconde, la troisième, puis la quatrième priorité la plus importante selon vous.
Sample sizes n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021THE FRENCH PUBLIC IS PESSIMISTIC ABOUT
MEETING THE PARIS AGREEMENT TARGETS
The majority of French respondents in
our survey are not optimistic we will
reach the zero-emission target agreed
in the Paris Agreement by 2050.
55% Pessimism is especially high for older
and younger respondents. 53% of those
aged 18-24% say they are pessimistic,
compared to 46% of those aged 25-34,
Pessimistic 25% 52% of those aged 35-54 and 61% of
those aged 55+.
By far, the most pessimistic
Neutral
13% demographic group is respondents who
hold an education title higher than Bac:
62% of them are pessimistic about our
chance to stop CO2 emissions.
Optimistic
7% Don’t know
Question: Lors de la COP-21, la Conférence internationale des Nations unies sur le climat qui a eu lieu en France en 2015, les pays participants ont signé
l’Accord de Paris dans lequel ils se sont engagés à limiter l’augmentation de la température globale à 1,5 degrés d’ici la fin du siècle. Êtes-vous plutôt
optimiste ou pessimiste quant au fait que cet objectif sera tenu ?
Sample sizes n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021KEY INSIGHTS
73% 37% 55%
think the government think that the top priority
should do more to fight at COP26 should be to feel pessimistic about us
climate change reach net zero by 2050 reaching our 2050 goal
The vast majority agrees: it’s time for Mitigation remains the key issue from In tandem with clear public demand for
action against climate change in France. the public, leaving adaptation, further action to tackle climate change,
cooperation and financing as the lesser French respondents feel like our chance
Women are particularly keen to see points of interest for COP26. to achieve the Paris targets in 2050 are
more work done by the government slim.
(77% think they should do more), and Older (41%), and more educated
surprisingly there’s no rift between respondents (39%), are even more likely Older (61%), younger (53%) and more
electors of Macron (75%) and Le Pen to think mitigation should be our top educated (62%) respondents are the
(71%). priority. most pessimistic groups among all
French respondents.APPENDIX
How does the French
public view development
NGOs?NGO FAVOURABILITY: COMPARISON WITH GB
45
the French public 40
have more positive 35
views (55%) of 30
NGOs, on average, 25
than the the 20 40
British public 34 34
15
(44%) 28
10
15
5 10 10
• Looking at a country comparison 6 5 6 7 6
with Great Britain, on average, the 0
Ni favorable ni
Plutôt défavorable
Je ne sais pas
Très favorable
Très défavorable
Plutôt favorable
French public have more favourable
défavorable
views.
• GB respondents are more likely to
say they have no strong views (34%)
than French respondents (28%).
• GB respondents are slightly more
negative than French respondents,
but the profiles are similar. France United Kingdom
Question: Dans l'ensemble, quelle est votre opinion sur les ONG et les organisations de solidarité internationale qui interviennent dans
les pays en développement ?
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021NGO TRUSTWORTHINESS: COMPARISON WITH GB
35
the French public 30
see NGOs as more 25
honest (37%), on
20
average, than the
33
British public 15 30 29
24
(30%) 10
17
12 13 11
5 10 8
7 6
• Comparing French and British 0
Pas d'accord
Je ne sais pas
Pas du tout d'accord
D'accord
Ni d'accord ni pas
Tout à fait d'accord
respondents, the British are far more
skeptical of the claim in many NGO
d'accord
appeals that a donation can save a
child’s life.
• 30% of British respondents say they
disagree with the statement
comparted to 22% of French
respondents.
France United Kingdom
Question: En pensant aux appels aux dons lancés par les ONG, dans quelle mesure êtes-vous en d'accord ou en désaccord avec l'énoncé
suivant : « Les ONG et les associations caritatives sont honnêtes lorsqu'elles disent que votre don peut sauver la vie d'un enfant ».
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021DONORS HAVE MORE FAVOURABLE VIEWS OF NGOS
ON BALANCE
50
55% 45
40
35
30
have favourable views
25
about NGOs and charities 46
20 40
working in developing 37
15 31
countries 28
10 20 20
15
5 12
• Donors to NGOs are statistically 6 6 6 5 4 6 7 4 8
more likely to have positive views of 0
Ni favorable ni
Plutôt défavorable
Je ne sais pas
Très favorable
Très défavorable
Plutôt favorable
NGOs, and are much less likely to be
défavorable
indifferent.
• Among those who have negative
views, there are little differences
among donors and non-donors,
suggesting negative views are
determined by other factors.
All Donors Non-donors
Question: Dans l'ensemble, quelle est votre opinion sur les ONG et les organisations de solidarité internationale qui interviennent dans
les pays en développement ?
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021VIEWS ON EFFICACY BY DONORS & NON-DONORS
40
35
30
25
37%
20
agree that NGOs or
35 35 32 36 international charities can
15 30
27 make a difference about
10
14
global inequalities
14 13
5 10 9 8
7 6 7 5 7 4
0 • Donors are more likely to say
Pas d'accord
Je ne sais pas
Pas du tout d'accord
Ni d'accord ni pas
D'accord
Tout à fait d'accord
development NGOs can be effective
d'accord at reducing global inequalities than
non-donors.
All Donors Non-donors
Question: Veuillez indiquer dans quelle mesure vous êtes en accord ou en désaccord avec la phrase suivante : « les ONG ou les organisations de solidarité
internationale qui interviennent dans les pays en développement sont en mesure de contribuer à lutter efficacement contre les inégalités à l’échelle du
monde »
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021NON-DONORS ARE MORE UNDECIDED
45
37% 40
35
30
say NGOs and charities are 25
being honest when they 20 40
35
33
say donations can save a 15 30
26 29
child’s’ life 10
5 12 13 10 11 10
7 9 5 9 8 8 5
• Non-donors are far more likely to be 0
Pas d'accord
Je ne sais pas
Pas du tout d'accord
D'accord
Ni d'accord ni pas
Tout à fait d'accord
unmoved by the statement, saying
they neither agree nor disagree with
d'accord
the statement that donations can
save a child’s life.
All Donors Non-donor
Question: En pensant aux appels aux dons lancés par les ONG, dans quelle mesure êtes-vous en d'accord ou en désaccord avec l'énoncé
suivant : « Les ONG et les associations caritatives sont honnêtes lorsqu'elles disent que votre don peut sauver la vie d'un enfant ».
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021CUTS BY IDEOLOGY
PUBLIC VIEW OF NGOS AND CHARITIES
50
55% 45
40
35
30
have favourable views
25
about NGOs and charities 46
20 40
working in developing 32 33
15
countries 28
24
10
15 16
5 12 11
Macron voters tend to have more 6 5 7 5 3 7 6 6
favourable views of NGOs: 62% 0
Ni favorable ni
Plutôt défavorable
Je ne sais pas
Très favorable
Très défavorable
Plutôt favorable
compared to 55% of other voters.
défavorable
Le Pen voters are more undecided than
opposed to the work of NGOs. However,
among these voters 11% has very
unfavourable views of NGOs, compared
to 3% among Macron supporters.
All respondents Voted Macron Voted Le Pen
Question: Dans l'ensemble, quelle est votre opinion sur les ONG et les organisations de solidarité internationale qui interviennent dans
les pays en développement ?
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021PUBLIC OPINION ON NGOS EFFICACY
40
35
30
25
37%
20
agree that NGOs or
34 35 34 36 international charities can
15 30
24
make a difference about
10 global inequalities
14 12 12 14
5 9 9
7 6 7 4 7 6
0 The split in opinion of NGO efficacy is
Pas d'accord
Je ne sais pas
Pas du tout d'accord
Ni d'accord ni pas
D'accord
Tout à fait d'accord
persistent when looking at Macron vs.
d'accord Le Pen voters.
Views are more negative among Le Pen
voters: 14% of them completely disagree
that NGOs can make a difference,
compared to just 4% for Macron voters.
Overall Voted Macron Voted Le Pen
Question: Veuillez indiquer dans quelle mesure vous êtes en accord ou en désaccord avec la phrase suivante : « les ONG ou les organisations de solidarité
internationale qui interviennent dans les pays en développement sont en mesure de contribuer à lutter efficacement contre les inégalités à l’échelle du
monde »
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021PUBLIC OPINION ON NGO APPEALS
40
37% 35
30
25
say NGOs and charities are 20
being honest when they 36
33 33 35
15 30
say donations can save a 23
child’s life 10
17
5 12 13
8 10 10 8 8
7 6 5 7
Macron voters are more trustworthy of 0
Pas d'accord
Je ne sais pas
Pas du tout d'accord
D'accord
Ni d'accord ni pas
Tout à fait d'accord
NGO and charity appeals: 44% of
Macron voter (compared to 29% of Le
d'accord
Pen supporters) think that the appeals
are honest when they say a donation
can save a child’s life.
Skepticism is much higher for Le Pen
voters: 17% of them think NGOs are
dishonest about the claimed
importance of donations.
Overall Voted Macron Voted Le Pen
Question: En pensant aux appels aux dons lancés par les ONG, dans quelle mesure êtes-vous en d'accord ou en désaccord avec l'énoncé
suivant : « Les ONG et les associations caritatives sont honnêtes lorsqu'elles disent que votre don peut sauver la vie d'un enfant ».
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021CLIMATE CHANGE AS A TOP PRIORITY
54% Macron 60
think climate change is our
top priority among
environmental issues
Le Pen 50
While concern for climate change is
clearly higher for Macron voters, Le Pen
supporters are definitely not tuning out.
50% of Le Pen supporter think fighting
climate change should be the top
priority when it comes to environmental Overall 54
issues.
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
Question: En réfléchissant aux problèmes environnementaux suivants, veuillez indiquer quelles devraient être, selon vous, les deux
priorités du gouvernement français.
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR GOVERNMENT ACTION ON
CLIMATE CHANGE
60
73% 50
40
30
49 48 48
think the government 20
should do more to fight 10 24 27 22
15 16 15 3 3 3
climate change 5 1 6 6 5 5
0
Je ne sais pas
Beaucoup moins d'efforts
Suffisamment d'efforts
Un peu plus d'efforts
Beaucoup plus d'efforts
Un peu moins d'efforts
Our data show that the need for more
government efforts to tackle climate
change is not seen differently by
Macron or Le Pen supporters who
broadly agree the government should
do more.
It is worth noting that 11% of Le Pen
voters think the government should do
less, compared to 4% of Macron
supporters.
Overall Voted Macron Voted Le Pen
Question: En pensant au rôle du gouvernement français à propos des sujets suivants, quelle affirmation décrit le mieux, selon vous, les
efforts que le gouvernement français devrait faire ?
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021PUBLIC VIEWS ON PRIORITISING THE ECONOMY OR
THE FIGHT AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
45
40
35
30
25
20 38 39 41 Views on the trade off between the
32 35 economy and fighting climate change
15 31
25 26 also do not differ greatly among Macron
10 19 and Le Pen supporters.
5 5 4 5
0 While the largest categories for both
groups wish to see balance between the
Don't know
Prioritise the economy
Prioritise fighting climate
Balance of both environment and the economy, Le Pen
supporters are slightly more likely to
wish for priority to be given to the
change
economy (35% compared to 31% of
Macron voters) and less to fighting
climate change (19% compared to 26%).
Overall Voted Macron Voted Le Pen
Question: La lutte contre le changement climatique et la protection de l’environnement donnent lieu à des arbitrages. En utilisant une échelle allant de 0 à
10, où 0 signifie « Le gouvernement français devrait donner la priorité à la lutte contre le changement climatique » et 10 signifie « le gouvernement
français devrait donner la priorité à l’économie », veuillez indiquer votre opinion.
Sample size n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021PRIORITIES FOR THE COP26 AGENDA
45
40
35
30
25
20 41
Le Pen supporters are much more likely 37 38
to say they ‘Don’t know’ than Macron 15
supporters, but overall the two groups
do not differ significantly on priorities 10 19 21 19 20
17 18
for the COP agenda. 15 13 14
5 10 12
7
0
Don't know
Finance
Cooperation
Mitigation
Adaptation
Overall Voted Macron Voted Le Pen
Question: La prochaine Conférence internationale sur les changements climatiques des Nations unies (COP-26) aura lieu au Royaume Uni en novembre
2021. A cette occasion, les pays vont devoir discuter des mesures à prendre pour limiter le réchauffement climatique à moins de 1,5 degrés à l’horizon 2100.
Parmi les propositions suivantes, veuillez classer la première, la seconde, la troisième, puis la quatrième priorité la plus importante selon vous.
Sample sizes n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021PUBLIC OPTIMISM AND PESSIMISM ABOUT
REACHING THE PARIS GOALS
60
50
40
30
55 53 52
20 Pessimism is the strongest feeling
26 27 across political groups, with a majority
25
10 of all respondents saying we are
13 16 13
8 unlikely to hit the 2050 targets.
7 5
0
Don't know
Optimistic
Pessimistic
No strong feelings
Overall Voted Macron Voted Le Pen
Question: Lors de la COP-21, la Conférence internationale des Nations unies sur le climat qui a eu lieu en France en 2015, les pays participants ont signé
l’Accord de Paris dans lequel ils se sont engagés à limiter l’augmentation de la température globale à 1,5 degrés d’ici la fin du siècle. Êtes-vous plutôt
optimiste ou pessimiste quant au fait que cet objectif sera tenu ?
Sample sizes n=2,001 | Base: FR adults | Data are weighted to be nationally representative | Fieldwork by YouGov, 5-10 Aug 2021DATA AND USE DATA The data for this deck come from the DEL France Sandbox, July 2021 (n=2,001). Data are weighted to be nationally representative. Fieldwork conducted by YouGov, 5-10 August 2021. USE DEL data and analysis are a public good and can be used and shared with the appropriate citation. CITATION Morini, P., Hudson, J., 2021. France Sandbox, July 2021: NGOs perceptions and attitudes to climate change towards COP26. London: Development Engagement Lab.
The Development Engagement Lab (DEL) is a five-year study of
public attitudes and engagement with global development in
France, Germany, Great Britain, and the United States (2018- The Development Engagement Lab
2023). (Aid Attitudes Tracker Phase 2) has three goals:
1. Co-production of an evidence base for development
DEL is a partner focussed research programme, convening and campaigning
co-producing research and insights with over 30 international 2. Enabling collaboration across the sector
development NGOs and government agencies to understand the 3. Increasing advocacy capacity through the sharing of research
drivers of engagement and inform development and strategic insights
communications.
You can find out more information about DEL research at
Fieldwork is carried out by YouGov and surveys are weighted to www.developmentcompass.org, follow us on Twitter
be a nationally representative of the adult population. DEL is @DevEngageLab or by contacting del@ucl.ac.uk.
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