A social survey to identify the level of awareness of Kazakhstan people about climate change problems

April 27, 2020

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We conduct a social survey to identify the level of awareness of Kazakhstan people about climate change problems.

200 (two hundred) people in 5 regions of Kazakhstan have already answered questions about climate change and its consequences.

The representatives of the oil and gas industry, energy, processing sectors, the Kazakhstan media community, and students from schools over 14 years old were among the respondents (details on the sample are in the graph).

The results of the survey will help us identify the level of awareness of Kazakhstan people about environmental issues, identify topics that require further research and effective media platforms for information dissemination.

Please, take part in the survey here https://ru.surveymonkey.com/r/9JLNWXW

We will be grateful for your participation, as each answer is important and help us understand to what extent Kazakhstan people are concerned with environmental issues.

We will announce the results of the survey later. Please, stay tuned for our updates.

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