Ipsos Update – November 2023

Health is the central issue of this month’s Ipsos Update and – in one way or another – touches many of our featured articles. We explore the growing focus on mental health, the increasingly prevalent view that mental and physical wellbeing are equally important, and examine how these shifts in attitudes are creating new consumer demands on our food and diets.

Elsewhere, our multi-country study in partnership with World Vision International dives into perceptions surrounding child malnutrition, while the Ipsos Global Trustworthiness Index sees doctors hold on to the accolade of being the world’s most trusted profession for the third consecutive year.

In this edition:

Mental Health Day 2023

While 78% think mental health is as important as physical health, only 34% globally say their country’s healthcare system treats them both equally.
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Tetra Pak Index 2023

This year’s edition explores how the global pandemic has shifted the consumer focus towards health and sustainability.
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Demystifying Double Materiality

The latest paper in our ESG series shares an innovative new approach to double materiality assessments – a critical tool to bridge the perceived divide between ‘good for wallet’ and ‘good for people and planet’.
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Global Trustworthiness Index 2023

Running since 2018, this index tracks how trustworthy (or untrustworthy) people across 31 countries see various professions, including politicians, doctors, and scientists.
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What Worries the World?

Despite growing concerns about immigration, inflation remains the number one issue for a 19th month in a row, making it the longest running top worry in our survey.
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Respecting Respondents

The pool of individuals willing to participate in market research is finite. Attracting and retaining the most engaged research participants will provide the best quality data and answers.
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Not Enough

Data collected for World Vision International across 16 countries finds a fifth of parents say their child has gone to bed hungry in the last month.
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Flair Brazil 2024

Written by our local experts, our 10th edition of Flair Brazil continues its deep dive on the social, economic, and political factors shaping the direction of the country.
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Also find a spotlight on the Ipsos Brand Talk podcast series alongside short articles covering our KEYS webinar on understanding generations, global views on AI and disinformation, and the latest   consumer confidence scores.