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...Anaheim, California. Details are available from ACSOR-Surveys and Langer Research Associates. Contacts: Matt Warshaw, ACSOR-Surveys, 703 298-6128, matthew.warshaw@acsor-surveys.com Gary Langer, Langer Research Associates, 212 456-2624, info@langerresearch.com See AAPOR Presentation here. Full results here....
...an Center for Socio-Economic and Opinion Research (ACSOR) fielded a survey commissioned by D3 Systems, Inc. consisting of 2,039 interviews distributed across all 34 provinces of Afghanistan. This survey measured public perceptions of general living conditions, performance of the central government, reconciliation with the Taliban, and recent events with over 125 demographic, attitudinal and behavioral metrics. The authors of this paper conducted a...
...sabilities, but this has unfortunately never been a priority for the donor community, and the problem was compounded by lack of data until now. A total of 14,290 households across all 34 provinces were surveyed from April 14 to May 6, 2019. ACSOR collected health information on all household members in the sampled households, totaling 111,641 Afghans across the country. Results are both nationally and regionally representative. More information ab...
...f difficulty. This year’s survey found that 56% expected prosperity in the coming year, compared with 25% who expected difficulty, and 16% who expected things to remain the same. These figures show improvement from last year’s survey, when only 35% expected prosperity and 39% expected difficulty. While a slight majority of Afghans believe that elections in their country are free and fair, there are still many who disagree. This is likely due, at l...
...ry where over half the population is under the age of 18.[2] Respondents named unemployment as the leading problem for Afghan youth (71%), followed by illiteracy (26%), and the poor economy (16%).[3] Fieldwork for the nationally representative survey, consisting of 9,586 face-to-face interviews conducted by 909 interviewers in all 34 provinces of Afghanistan, took place from June 11 – 28, 2015. Respondents were male and female Afghan nationals (82...
...s also cited the ABC News poll on Afghanistan during an interview with the BBC. ACSOR-Surveys data were also discussed in Foreign Policy magazine, where the data was cited in a discussion of relevant Washington politics, while the LA Times used ACSOR-Surveys data to compare Afghanistan today to Iraq of yesterday. The data has been put to other uses as well. ACSOR-Surveys research was cited by the Associated Press on a story about television covera...