The Worldwide Independent Network of MR (WIN), the leading global association of independent market research and polling firms, has released its Worldviews Survey. This year’s survey, capturing the perspectives and beliefs of 34,946 individuals across 39 countries, reveals an alarming global trend of declining sleep quality. The survey has tracked progress since 2018, assessing global health, including sleep health, and factors that influence it across…
WIN International, the world’s leading association in market research and polling has published the Annual WIN World Survey – WWS 2024 – exploring the views and beliefs expressed in 33,866 surveys worldwide in 39 countries across the globe. WIN has released the latest results of the survey to uncover the findings, any improvements, or developments, made globally giving a nuanced picture of global financial comfort…
WIN, the world’s leading association in market research and polling, has today published Part 6 of the 2018 WIN World Survey (WWS) exploring the views and beliefs of 31,890 people from 41 countries across the globe. This survey reveals that more than one in four people around the world have devoted time to a not-for-profit organization without receiving any wages in the last 12 months.…
WIN has published its 2018 World Survey exploring the outlook, expectations, views and beliefs of 30,890 people from 40 countries across the world. In particular, at the end of January, was lauched the Happiness Question. Philippines and Ghana the happiest countries. Vilma Scarpino, President of WIN, said: “The continued decline in Happiness across the globe may be attributed to the increasing instability in our political…
WIN is proud to announce the first results of a regional study on Women conducted by its members in the Americas: A MAJORITY OF LATIN AMERICAN WOMEN BELIEVE THAT THEIR RIGHTS ARE NOT RESPECTED The survey was conducted by WIN members in December 2017, in 11 countries that represent 87% of the population of the American continent: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, the United States,…
The results of a survey carried out by WIN European members within the 2017 End of Year Survey reveal a tendency not to trust towards politics and politicians. WIN conducted a survey in seven Western European countries in order to better understand how politics and public actors are perceived by each population. Those questions were proposed by BVA, the French member of WIN. The countries…
A Lunar New Year has started in China with celebrations for the Spring Festival across the region in other Asian countries: this is the season when Chinese people gather together, celebrate family reunion, wrapping up what has passed and preparing for a brand new year. It is also the ‘biggest’ occasion for Chinese during a calendar year, as Spring Festival brings with itself the ideas of…
Concern over the European Union is rising in political discussion on different occurrencies. Just a few weeks ago, we published the results of a survey about independence and the various attitudes towards it in different European countries, following the recent events of Catalonia and the historical tensions in other regions with a pattern of independence movements. As part of the same research in seven European…
After the economic crisis that affected the European Union, it seems that an awakening of the cultural and identities conflicts in different European countries has now occurred. In accordance with the last report of the World Economic Forum (WEF), political tensions are being generated, which could be extended to some EU countries. Countries like Spain, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy or the Netherlands have already…
A spread disapproval of US President Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel is what emerges from a survey conducted by ORB International for GIA at the end of December 2017 to which some of the WIN members participated. Considering the interviewed countries, more than two thirds of the interviewed (71%) disagree with the proposal. Disagreement rises at 94% if we consider the…
