Eurobarometer 67.1

In this round, the Eurobarometer survey resigns
from the standard Eurobarometer criteria, it asks respondents on the following topics: (1)
cultural values, (2) poverty and social exclusion, (3) development aid; and
(4) Housing mobility. In the first part of the research focusing on cultural values
respondents answered questions relating to the importance and importance of culture;
their interest and participation in cultural activities and their national identity.
Respondents also recognised the cultural values of Europe as well as those of other countries.
the importance and promotion of cultural exchange and the question of whether to learn a foreign
the language. In the next theme, respondents assessed their personal financial situation.
and staying near their homes. They also figure out why people fall into poverty.
are they excluded from society? Respondents also wondered why people become
homeless people, what is the probability of becoming homeless on their own and whether they help the homeless?
The respondents assessed the quality of their lives and determined their needs in achieving
decent living conditions for themselves and their children. In the third theme of the research
respondents assessed their knowledge of the development aid plan, the European Consensus on
development and the Millennium Development Goals. The respondents also defined the motivation of the countries.
they provide development aid and have added value to the EU and express their views on
which organisations should have the greatest impact on development aid priorities,
which countries and issues should be identified as those that need the most
attention and help. The last thematic question set in the survey relates to housing
mobility and asking respondents about their relocations, the reasons for moving or not moving,
countries to which they intend to relocate, preparations for relocation (including problems with which
they may meet) and the duration of their stay in the place. Demographic and other relevant data
they also include age, gender, nationality, birth (personal and parental), marital
status, left-right political self-determination, occupation, age at completion of education,
household composition, ownership of a fixed or mobile phone and other permanent ones
the goods. The data also include the type and size of the settlement, the region of residence and
language of interview.