Description
The Foundation continues its initiative to monitor and report on living conditions and quality of life in Europe.
28-country 'Quality of life in Europe' survey
The European quality of life survey (EQLS) that was carried out in 2003 covered 28 countries and involved interviewing 26,000 people. The survey examined a range of issues, such as employment, income, education, housing, family, health, work-life balance, life satisfaction and perceived quality of society.
Survey results
The main findings have been published in a series of analytical reports, providing a unique insight into the quality of life in 28 European countries.
Resources
| Name | Format | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data explorer - Survey mapping tool | HTML | Open resource | |
| Analytical report: Families, work and social networks | Open resource | ||
| Analytical report: Income inequalities and deprivation | Open resource | ||
| Analytical report: Life satisfaction, happiness and sense of belonging | Open resource | ||
| Descriptive report: Quality of life in Europe | Open resource | ||
| Analytical report: Quality of life in Bulgaria and Romania | Open resource | ||
| Analytical report: Urban–rural differences | Open resource | ||
| Analytical report: Social dimensions of housing | Open resource | ||
| Analytical report: Quality of life in Croatia | Open resource | ||
| Analytical report: Key findings from a policy perspective | Open resource | ||
| Analytical report: Participation in civil society | Open resource | ||
| Analytical report: Quality of life in Turkey | Open resource | ||
| Analytical report: Quality of work and life satisfaction | Open resource | ||
| Analytical report: Time use and work–life options over the life course | Open resource | ||
| Main findings | HTML | Open resource |