Between October 2015 and August 2016, Power2Youth implemented almost identical national representative perception surveys of young people aged 18-29 in six countries of the South East Mediterranean: Palestine, Morocco, Turkey, Lebanon, Egypt and Tunisia . Major topics were education, employment, trust, perception of services and key national institutions, perception of gender roles and gender equality, political interest, civic and political participation, use of social media, use of space and migration, family relations and psychological well-being.
The questionnaires were very similar across countries. While the sampling approach (details on sampling are found in the introductions to the English tabulation reports) was not identical in all countries, the results are representative at the national level. Table 1 provides an overview of the realized sample for each country. In all countries taken together, a total of 7,579 young people were successfully interviewed.
COMPARATIVE SURVEY TABULATION REPORT(6 COUNTRIES)
ALL COUNTRIES TABULATION REPORTS (ARABIC)
PALESTINE SURVEY (ENGLISH)
PALESTINE SURVEY (ARABIC)
MOROCCO TABULATION REPORT (ENGLISH)
MOROCCO TABULATION REPORT (ARABIC)
TURKEY TABULATION REPORT (ENGLISH)
LEBANON TABULATION REPORT (ENGLISH)
LEBANON TABULATION REPORT (ARABIC)
TUNISIA TABULATION REPORT (ENGLISH)
TUNISIA TABULATION REPORT (ARABIC)
EGYPT TABULATION REPORT (ENGLISH)
EGYPT TABULATION REPORT (ARABIC)
Read here the country reports drawing on the national surveys.
The Norwegian research foundation Fafo was in lead of the surveys with input on questionnaire design mainly from six Power2Youth country partners: Bilgi University (Turkey), the American University of Beirut (Lebanon), Bir Zeit University (Palestine), the National Youth Observatory (ONJ, Tunisia), Mohammad V University in Rabat (Morocco), and the American University of Cairo (Egypt). Field implementation with face-to-face interviews was the main responsibility of Infakto RW (Turkey), Information International (Lebanon), Fafo (Palestine), the International Institute for Public Opinion Studies (Tunisia), Data Ingénierie (Morocco) and Partners in Development (Egypt).
For any queries on the Survey, please contact Åge Tiltnes at Fafo.
