...and weak governance, similar to what has been found in previous waves of research. The Asia Foundation’s report on this year’s survey findings, as well as the survey data, are available for free on the foundation’s website. Fieldwork was conducted between July 11 and August 7, 2019. A total of 17,812 interviews were conducted with respondents aged 18 and over in all 34 provinces of Afghanistan, the largest sample in the series so far. The sample w...
...Rule of Law survey in Afghanistan. For more information on how Afghanistan compared to other countries in the study, click on the embedded country-specific press release PDF below. Afghanistan – 2020 WJP Rule of Law Index Country Press Release More information on the WJP’s Rule of Law Index® 2020 can be found on their website, including a complete report with individual country profiles. You can also view an interactive data portal for this year’s...
...een marked by controversy. The Afghan people, as well as the international community, have had limited opportunities to examine public attitudes about candidates, their platforms, the election process, and the country’s transition in the years ahead. The research presented here was designed to provide insight into those attitudes and to assess public responses to the election’s outcome – a fundamental step on the country’s road to greater self-suf...
...Rule of Law survey in Afghanistan. For more information on how Afghanistan compared to other countries in the study, click on the embedded country specific press release PDF below. More information on the WJP’s Rule of Law Index® 2019 can be found on their website, including a complete report with individual country profiles. You can also view an interactive data portal for this year’s report here and access major trends in the status of global ru...
...ults of its Global Survey on the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election, a global study of 44,194 people, in 45 countries between August and September 2016. ACSOR-Surveys conducted fieldwork in Afghanistan. The nationally representative survey consisted of 1,786 face-to-face interviews in all 34 provinces of Afghanistan. Respondents were both men (51%) and women (49%), aged 18 and over. Data was weighted to reflect population estimates. Overall, 61% of A...
...ss all regions of the world, majorities say that national interests should come before international cooperation and globalization. Worldwide, 70% say that national interests should always come first: Afghans share this sentiment even more strongly, with 80% in Afghanistan saying that national interests should come first. The full press release can be read on the GIA website. Results by country with analysis can be found there as well. This year’s...
...% 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 emphasis on material possessions would have, with 45% believi...
...nal released the results of their 37th annual End of Year Survey, a global study of 67,806 people, in 65 countries between September and December 2013. ACSOR-Surveys conducted the fieldwork in Afghanistan for the nationally representative survey, consisting of 2,780 face-to-face interviews. Respondents were both men (59%) and women (41%), aged 18 and over. The End of Year Survey has received much international attention, including from the BBC. Fu...
...anistan. In April 2012, the Afghan 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 a...
