THE REPUBLICAN CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF PUBLIC OPINION “IJTIMOIY FIKR” HAS LAUNCHED A NATIONWIDE SOCIOLOGICAL SURVEY AMONG CITIZENS DEDICATED TO THE RESULTS OF 2025

The Republican Center for the Study of Public Opinion “Ijtimoiy Fikr” has launched a nationwide sociological survey among citizens of the country dedicated to the results of 2025. The study is aimed at providing an objective and scientifically grounded assessment of citizens’ attitudes toward the socio-economic processes that took place in the country in 2025, the reforms implemented, the outcomes of state policy, as well as the general public mood that has developed in society.

As part of the survey, an in-depth analysis will be conducted of how citizens assess 2025 in terms of the country’s overall results, what changes have occurred in their personal lives and family well-being, financial situation and employment, and the extent to which they have achieved their goals and implemented their plans. At the same time, the survey examines public attitudes toward positive changes and negative trends in the country, as well as citizens’ assessments of the effectiveness of government bodies.

The questionnaire will identify the areas in which, according to citizens, the most significant achievements were made in 2025, as well as the extent to which the population considers such issues as inflation, unemployment, household incomes, utility services, the state of the education and healthcare systems, the environmental situation, corruption, and social inequality to be pressing concerns. The data obtained will help provide an objective picture of the real social needs and concerns of the population.

Particular attention is being paid to citizens’ assessments of the work carried out within the framework of 2025 being declared the “Year of Environmental Protection and the Green Economy.” Environmental initiatives, green economy ideas, and the extent to which their effects are felt in citizens’ everyday lives will be analyzed on the basis of public opinion.

The survey also covers citizens’ level of satisfaction with their current lives, whether they feel calm or concerned about the future, their readiness to express their own opinions, potential factors of dissatisfaction, as well as the development priorities they consider most important for 2026. This will make it possible to provide a comprehensive assessment of social attitudes, levels of trust, and public expectations.