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"Charity" Vs. "Grants" : French, German, UK and US views on giving money to those in need

Published 26 August 2019
dans Surveys

Giving money to help tackle poverty in developing countries wins highest approval from US respondents

Do citizens have any real power to reduce global poverty?

Published 26 August 2019
dans Surveys

Only 8-11% of American, British, French and German people think that they can "make a difference" in reducing poverty as individuals.

How guilty do American, British, French and German people feel about the poor?

Published 26 August 2019
dans Surveys

Equal % of those who say they feel guilty about poverty, and those who don’t.

Do poverty reduction policies benefit women as much as they do men?

Published 7 August 2019
dans Surveys

53% of French people think that women and girls receive less attention than men and boys in global poverty reduction.

Should women (and girls) be a priority for development projects?

Published 7 August 2019
dans Surveys

For 50% of French people, development and poverty-reduction projects should give specific priority to women and girls in developing countries.

Can we end global poverty without first solving gender inequality?

Published 7 August 2019
dans Surveys

50% of French people think that solving global poverty will not be possible without gender equality.

Are economic and health problems in developing countries unavoidable for women?

Published 7 August 2019
dans Surveys

For 60% of French respondents, women and girls in developing countries are more likely to face economic and health problems.

Is poverty "sexist"?

Published 7 August 2019
dans Surveys

A majority of French people (53%) see poverty as being "sexist".

37% of French people have already adapted their consumption habits in order to better fight against world poverty

Published 20 August 2018
dans Surveys

Poverty and development can change consumer behavior for 37% of French people, whether through a boycott or particular product choice.

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