...OR-Surveys research was cited by the Associated Press on a story about television coverage in Afghanistan, and in Canada, data was used by Canada.com in coverage of Canadian training for the Afghan National Army....
...Matthew Warshaw Managing Director matthew.warshaw@acsor-surveys.com Tel. 93 (0)-799-32-87-14 Tel. 1-703-388-2450...
...We have an extensive understanding of the opinions and attitudes of the Afghan population. We can do research beyond the general population. We can access even the hardest to reach populations of Afghanistan and specialized groups, including civil society organizations, business owners, community elders, subject matter experts, and leaders in various fields. ACSOR has the depth of experience to show that we are capable of designing and executing t...
KABUL, Afghanistan, July 8- The BBC Trust released its business performance Annual Report which included Afghanistan audience measurement research commissioned from ACSOR. Conducted for the BBC World Service, the research reports the current state of Afghanistan’s broadcast media market and the position of the BBC World Service’s programming in it. General demographics for the market are also detailed. News and Publications – Afghanistan Report A...
...le do not get a fair share of their nation’s wealth, and 82% feel that big business owners benefit at the expense of workers. When it comes to potential change, most Afghans feel that development of technology would be a good thing (72%), as would greater respect for authority (67%), and more emphasis on family life (74%). Most feel placing less emphasis on work life would be a bad thing (65% “bad”). Afghans are split as to the impact that less em...
...e same as they were when they ruled Afghanistan, while 43% say they have become more moderate. Only 35% of Afghan women believe the Taliban has become more moderate, while nearly half (49%) of men share this belief. A negotiated settlement will likely bring an end to many of the freedoms officially granted to women after the fall of the Taliban government, an outcome that most Afghans would accept. Majorities of Afghans would be willing to accept...
...the impact of media. It was conducted from June 12 to July 2, 2008 with a sample size of 6,593 and a margin of error of plus or minus 2.4%. An important contribution to the discourse on conditions in Afghanistan, the results are widely covered by the international press. Results have been reported by the World Politics Review, AFP,Los Angeles Times, The Times of London, Arab Times, The Hindustan Times, The Baltimore Sun, The International Herald...
...as attitudes towards government and information institutions, the role of women and Islam in society. It was conducted from June 17th – July 1st 2012 by 742 male and female interviewers in all of Afghanistan’s 34 provinces with a sample size of 6,260 and a margin of error of plus or minus 1.24%. The full results are available here. In addition to being covered by a wide variety of international news outlets such as CNN, the Huffington Post, and t...
...KABUL, Afghanistan, March 17, 2010- The results of the January ABC News broadcast series...
...ng Polls and the 2005 National Council on Public Polls Excellence in Media Coverage of Polls Award. It was the first news-sponsored survey ever completed in Afghanistan. The survey was conducted by the Afghan Center for Socio-Economic and Opinion Research (ACSOR-Surveys) from December 11 to December 23, 2009 with a random sample of 1,534 Afghan adults in all of Afghanistan’s 34 provinces. Field work was conducted by 168 interviewers in 34 supervis...