"Policy should be based on data," says Mo Ibrahim, Founder of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation as he urges organisations and individuals to support Afrobarometer. Your funding can help amplify African voices and ensure policy decisions are driven by reliable, on-the-ground insights. Donate here: https://rb.gy/xhuaiu #GivingTuesday #VoicesAfrica #GivingTuesday2024
About us
Afrobarometer is a pan-African, non-partisan research network that conducts public attitude surveys on democracy, governance, economic conditions, and related issues in more than 35 countries in Africa. It is a network of researchers who do scientific citizen-attitude surveys aimed at ensuring that people's views inform the decisions of policy-makers, academics, activists and others. The project was launched in 1999 by three African professors, and now covers 35 countries. The network is managed by the Center for Democratic Development in Ghana, the Institute for Development studies at the University of Nairobi, Institute for Justice and Reconciliation.
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- Industry
- Think Tanks
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- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Accra
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1999
- Specialties
- Citizen Attitude Surveys, Sampling, Governance, Lived poverty, Civic participation, Quantitative analysis, Writing, Media training, Capacity building, Public Opinion Surveys , Research, Democracy, Governance, and Africa
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Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana)
Accra, GH
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Institute for Justice and Reconciliation
Johannesburg, ZA
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Institute for Development Studies, University of Nairobi
Nairobi, KE
Employees at Afrobarometer
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Nafissatou N'diaye DIOUF
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Felix Biga
Strategy, Finance & Investments | Operations management | Governance & Risk | Coach | Agricultural Value Chain | Non Profits Management | FMCG |…
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FRANCIS KIBIRIGE
Afrobarometer Network Sampling Specialist
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Sait Matty Jaw
Executive Director Center for Research and Policy Development-The Gambia
Updates
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Nearly two-thirds (64%) of Ugandans say school-age children in their community are “somewhat frequently” or “very frequently” not in school. Head over to our website to read more: https://bit.ly/4a5FZ3S #VoicesAfrica #Uganda #education
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Près de quatre Guinéens sur 10 (37%) approuvent la performance de leur gouvernement en matière d’entretien des routes et ponts. Bien que minoritaire, ce taux a plus que quadruplé depuis 2019. Rendez-vous sur notre site pour en savoir plus : https://bit.ly/3W3q7sH VoicesAfrica #Guinee #infrastructure
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La majorité (58%) des Béninois se disent libres d'exprimer leurs opinions, mais ce taux a chuté de 28 points de pourcentage depuis 2014. Rendez-vous sur notre site pour en savoir plus : https://bit.ly/3Y6hwXC #VoicesAfrica #Libertés #Benin
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Prayer vs. COVID-19 vaccine: Do education and news consumption affect Africans’ views? Head over to our website to read more: https://bit.ly/3YglT19 #VoicesAfrica #Covid19
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Drugs, unemployment, the increasing cost of living, and crime/security rank as the most important problems that young Mauritians want their government to address. Head over to our website to read more: https://bit.ly/4fOB2yl #VoicesAfrica #Mauritius #Youth #Migration
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In Eswatini, almost three-fourths (73%) of citizens see China’s economic and political influence as positive, while 52% say the same about U.S. influence. Head over to our website to read more: https://bit.ly/3OCdEbk #VoicesAfrica #Eswatini #Globalism
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La grande majorité des Camerounais qui sont au courant des changements climatiques veulent que leur gouvernement prenne des mesures urgentes pour les limiter (67%), et appellent à l’action des pays avancés (76%) dont un financement climatique pour le Cameroun (76%). Rendez-vous sur notre site pour en savoir plus : https://bit.ly/4eEMN99 #VoicesAfrica #Climat #Cameroun
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Does the experience of ethnic discrimination prompt Nigerians to prioritise their ethnic identity over their national identity? Head over to our website to read more: https://bit.ly/41jeMrP #Nigeria #VoiceAfrica #Ethnicity
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Our journey began with a bold idea: To amplify the voices of ordinary Africans. Over the past 25 years, that idea has flourished into a trusted source of reliable data on African experiences, democracy, governance, and quality of life. As we draw the curtain on our 25th anniversary celebrations, this 30-minute documentary explores the inspiration behind our mission, the challenges we’ve overcome, the milestones we’ve achieved, and the impact we’ve made across the continent. #AfrobarometerAt25 #WeAreAfrobarometer #VoicesAfrica
A vision goes to the field -- The story behind Afrobarometer
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