Project Europe

#Economy

#Society

#Europe

#Latest challenges

#European Union

About the research

In the first half of 2016, the Századvég Foundation conducted a public opinion poll survey covering all 28 European Union Member States, with the aim to analyse the opinions of EU citizens regarding the issues that most affect the future of the EU. In a unique way, Project 28 conducted the widest possible survey of 1,000, that is a total of 28,000 randomly selected adults in each country. Gaining an understanding of society’s sense of prosperity and mapping the population’s attitudes towards the performance of the European Union, the migration crisis and the increasing terrorism were among the most important goals of the analysis. Following the surveys in 2017, 2018 and 2019, on behalf of the government, the Századvég Foundation has been conducting the research under the name of Project Europe since 2020, which continued to reflect on the topics that most dominated the European political and social discourse.

In 2022, the aim of the survey is again to map the population’s attitude towards the most important public issues affecting our continent. In addition to society’s sense of prosperity, the performance of the European Union, the coronavirus pandemic, climate change, and the perception of the migration crisis, in line with the latest challenges affecting Europe, the dominant theme of this year’s poll has been the Russian-Ukrainian war, the energy crisis, energy supply, and family policy. In addition to the European Union Member States, the 2022 research covered the United Kingdom, Norway, Switzerland, Moldova, Albania, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Turkey, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, and surveyed a total of 38,000 randomly selected adults using the CATI method.

Latest research results

2022

#Energy
#Family
#Migration
#Economy
#European Union
#War
#Coronavirus Pandemic

Methodology

Századvég conducted a public opinion poll survey in the 27 EU Member States and the United Kingdom, Norway, Switzerland, Moldova, Albania, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Turkey and Bosnia and Herzegovina, interviewing a total of 38,000 randomly selected adults using the CATI method between 13 October and 7 December 2022.

The figures reported should not differ by more than plus or minus 1 percentage points because of sampling from the results that would have resulted from a survey of the entire populations of the countries. The error margin per country is +/– 3.2 percentage points. The total results for the EU27 are population-weighted averages.

The aim of the research project

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2022

#Energetika
#Gazdaság
#Európai Unió
#Háború
#Család
#Migráció

2021

#Energetika
#Gazdaság
#Európai Unió

2020

#Energetika

2019

#Energetika
#Migráció
#Család

2018

#Energetika
#Konferencia
#Gazdaság
#Európai Unió

2017

#Gazdaság
#Európai Unió

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