These nationally representative datasets show people’s attitudes towards their country, how they feel they are adapting to changes in climate and how they use media and information. Scroll down to access our resilience, governance and media data.
The datasets include:
Governance: data from 2012, 2013 and 2015 that tracks how people perceive national and local institutions, the extent to which they participate in civic life and how much they feel they can have a say in how the country is run.
Resilience: data from 2014, 2015 and 2016 that tracks people’s knowledge, attitudes and response to preparing for extreme weather events and adapting to perceived changes in their environment. There is also data from the 2012 Climate Asia survey that shows how Bangladeshis perceive changes in climate; this can be compared with Climate Asia data from other countries.
Media: data from 2016 that shows how people use media and information.
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.