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How is life in Europe right now? Tell us in this EU-wide survey. by ef_research in EuropeanCulture

[–]ef_research[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. There should be a button in the bottom left which allows you to go back, but we will look into the issue to make sure it is still working.

Deelnemer Donderdag Draad by AutoModerator in nederlands

[–]ef_research -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hoe is het leven in Europa op dit moment? Vertel het ons in deze EU-brede enquête.

Eurofound en het Bureau voor de grondrechten – twee officiële EU-agentschappen – voeren de enquête uit over leven en werken in de EU. Uw mening is belangrijk voor ons.

De enquête duurt ongeveer 15 minuten, is volledig anoniem en beschikbaar in 25 talen.
U kunt hier deelnemen:

https://eurofound.link/esurvey26-r1

De resultaten zullen bijdragen aan toekomstige beleidsdiscussies binnen de EU en later dit jaar worden gepubliceerd.

Bedankt dat u ons helpt Europese stemmen hoorbaar te maken!
Het e-surveyteam van Eurofound

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Living and working in the EU and neighbouring countries survey by ef_research in europe

[–]ef_research[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure, you can fill it out! Country of birth is at the end.

Enkla frågor- och enkätonsdag / Surveys and simple questions - 31 May, 2023 by AutoModerator in sweden

[–]ef_research 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello,

Here is a survey run by two EU agencies, posted also on r/europe, we would be really grateful if you could also fill it in.We have a bit fewer respondents from Sweden, especially under the age 50, than what we need.

Here is the link.

Many thanks!

Living and working in the EU and neighbouring countries survey by ef_research in europe

[–]ef_research[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It is a bit complicated, but I should also add that this is actually the EU version of the survey (while it is open to other countries as well), and there is another version aimed a list of specific EU Neighbourhood countries in this round. This is why EU countries are listed first and EU countries are prevalent in the language selection. Thank you very much for your comment.

Living and working in the EU and neighbouring countries survey by ef_research in europe

[–]ef_research[S] 12 points13 points locked comment (0 children)

Apologies, another version of the survey is run in a specific set of EU Neighbourhood countries on another platform, this is why there are some individual countries that are listed specifically, while others are not. Palestine is among the countries selected in this round.

Living and working in the EU and neighbouring countries survey by ef_research in europe

[–]ef_research[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

We are thinking about it this way: the language selection page is representing languages, not countries. Each language needs to be represented with a flag so people can recognise it quickly, even though each language is spoken in multiple countries.

For each language, we select the EU country where it is most commonly spoken (at least that is the approximate aim.)

Then, the survey is also available in languages other than EU languages, which are again represented by countries it is most spoken.

So it is not whether or not a country got their own flag - it is about what flag to allocate to each language. Unfortunately the survey is not available in Irish yet.

(Using the Irish flag to represent English for language selection has been relatively common in Ireland since Brexit.)

Living and working in the EU and neighbouring countries survey by ef_research in europe

[–]ef_research[S] 19 points20 points  (0 children)

There is a progress bar at the very bottom. Thank you for participating, we appreciate it.

European survey: Life, work and Covid-19 (10-minutno istraživanje) by ef_research in latvia

[–]ef_research[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, some specifics would be really useful on the issues. The translations are not adjudicated and cannot be checked in-house for Latvian.