What are young Bangladeshis most worried about? Are rural Kenyans interested in politics? Do Palestinian women trust the media? Find the answers in our portal, which features reports and data from surveys conducted over five years in countries across Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
Organised by country and theme, this portal is designed to help development leaders, practitioners and researchers better understand what people in the developing world think, feel and want.
Understanding your audience is critical to implementing any development plan or project.
Knowing someone’s age, gender, location, income, and education only gives you part of their story. It is also important to consider what people know and believe about something, how they feel about it and what they are already doing about it.
Explore data related to resilience, governance, and media.
Lack of consistent data from some of the world’s developing countries makes it difficult to find out about the lives of ordinary people living there.
Data from the BBC Media Action Data Portal is broken down by country. Click on the button below to access country specific data regarding people’s views on topics such as Resilience, Governance, and/or Media.
In order to implement successful plans, projects, or actions, it is imperative that people’s views in the areas they are being implemented are understood.
Explore data from the BBC Media Action Data Portal broken out by theme. Click on the button below to access theme specific data regarding people's views on topics such as Resilience, Goverance, and/or Media.