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Ipsos People & Climate Change Survey
Consumer insights Survey

Two in Three Indians Feel Climate Change May Be Beyond Control, Reveals Ipsos Earth Day 2026 Survey

High concern and trust in institutions contrast with skepticism about the impact of individual action
PBFAI-Ipsos Plant Based Foods Survey
Sustainability Press release

Gen Z and the Plant Powered Plate: Young Indians Are Fueling the Next Wave of Plant-Based Food Growth

PBFIA–Ipsos report reveals how India’s digitally connected, health-first Gen Z is accelerating the rise of plant-based foods, with the potential to reach ₹5,500 crore by 2034.
COP30
Climate change Survey

COP30: Indians and Asians Expect It to Be Effective, While Global Citizens View It as Symbolic

Indians cite lack of enforcement, funding gaps key challenges to combating climate change

Only 14% Indians aware of Belém as the venue for COP30
Ipsos Earth Day Survey
Climate change Survey

Indians hold positive views for road to net zero; show misperceptions about aspects of climate change: Ipsos Earth Day 2025 Global Report

The survey was conducted in 32 countries and among 23,745 respondents.
India Fact Sheet
Climate change Survey

High concern among Indians on impact of climate change, but fewer think they need to act: Ipsos People and Climate Change Report

India is the only market across 32 markets believing increase in global average temperatures by more than +1.5° C is not that big a deal.
WEF-Ipsos Survey
Climate change Survey

Concern for Climate Change makes Urban Indians buy and consume responsibly - WEF-Ipsos Survey

Concern for Climate Change makes Urban Indians buy and consume responsibly, but there is a decline in adoption over previous year: WEF-Ipsos Climate Change & Consumer Behavior Survey
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travel Survey

1 in 4 Urban Indians will ditch air travel for lower carbon footprint alternative, discomfort notwithstanding

WEF-Ipsos Global Views on Air Travel & its Environmental Impact
Air travel generates 2% of global emissions | Ipsos | WEF
travel Survey

One in seven globally would pay more for travel with lower carbon-footprint than airplanes

Younger, more educated consumers are more willing to use lower carbon-footprint alternatives to air travel.