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Ipsos What Worries the World - July 2026
What Worries the World Survey

In a World of Growing Uncertainty, Singaporeans, Malaysians and Indians Remain Most Positive About Their Country’s Direction

3 in 4 Indians say Economy in good shape
Unemployment topmost worry of urban Indians - Ipsos What Worries the World global survey
unemployment Survey

Unemployment emerges India’s biggest worry, pushes COVID19 to 2nd spot in February, after it stayed on top for 1 year

Unemployment emerges India’s biggest worry, pushes COVID19 to 2nd spot in February, after it stayed on top for 1 year, according to the Ipsos What Worries the World global monthly survey.

India continues to buck global trend of pessimism – stay 2nd most optimistic market after Saudi Arabia
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unemployment Survey

Joblessness worries urban Indians & global citizens alike – cited 2nd biggest worry in August 2020. COVID 19 continues to sit at the top

Ipsos What Worries the World monthly global survey

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Public opinion Survey

7% slide in optimism for urban Indians in June 2020 – 65% believe India is moving in the right direction

58% global citizens on the contrary believe their country is on the wrong track
COVID19, Unemployment and Poverty & Social Inequality stay top worries both for Indians & global citizens

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Coronavirus Survey

COVID19 has emerged top-most worry of Urban Indians in April 2020: Ipsos What Worries the World Global Survey

Unemployment, Financial/ Political Corruption, Crime & Violence and Poverty & Social Inequality are the other worries.

India bucks global trend of pessimism – 65% Indians say country headed in right direction; 54% global citizens feel their country is on the wrong track

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Consumer Behaviour Survey

India bucks global trend of pessimism - 72% Indians believe India is headed in the right direction; 61% global citizens feel their country is on the wrong track: Ipsos What Worries the World Survey

Unemployment, graft and lawlessness top worries for Indians
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gender equality Survey

Qualification, Confidence, Intelligence & Hardwork are the top factors that help women get ahead in life says Ipsos World Questions Survey: What helps or hinders women’s equality?

Only 9% credit looks for getting ahead

Women in politics & govt, women in senior positions will be the biggest drivers of enhancing gender equality, next 25 years
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unemployment Survey

Unemployment continues to be top worry for Indians and global citizens, 3 months in a row: Ipsos What Worries the World Survey

India continues to buck the global trend of pessimism - 73 per cent Indians optimistic, India moving in the right direction

58% global citizens feel their country is on the wrong track
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