Global Trends 2023
A New World Disorder?
Navigating a polycrisis
Welcome to Ipsos Global Trends. This programme, which has been running since 2013, provides the evidence and data needed to inform decisions across a range of plausible future scenarios.In February 2023 we launched our last major publication which highlighted a ‘new world disorder.’ We were no longer able to afford to focus on the big issue at hand, because many interrelated issues were at play. We had emerged from a global pandemic only to find ourselves immersed in a looming financial crisis, a climate crisis, wars and conflicts – which were causing further crises – and long-standing inequalities were blooming into geopolitical crises around the world. This Microsite details our full trends framework launched in February 2023, alongside commentary about what this means for governments, businesses, and organisations. You can also find our archive of reports back to 2013. However, as 2023 draws to a close, and the polycrisis grinds on we have launched a short update, which shows signs that crises are causing people to retreat and focus more inwardly on themselves and their world rather than on the broader problems swirling around them. Click here to access the November 2023 update Download the full Ipsos Global Trends Report from February 2023 | What are the global trends |
We interviewed more than 48,000 people across 50 markets representing 87% of the global economy and 70% of the global population. |
Global Trends Archive
2020: Understanding Complexity 2017: Fragmentation, Cohesion & Uncertainty 2014: Navigating the New |
The Ipsos Global Trends Team
Jennifer Bender | Matt Carmichael | Nick Chiarelli | Mike Clemence | Philip Ryan | Billie Ing
Our report tells a story from the topline data. For technical details, please see the full methodology. For a deeper dive into demographic differences, regional analysis and sector- or market-specific insights please contact us for a custom analysis of this incredibly rich data source.
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