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Mauritius Round 9 summary of results
Summary of results for the Afrobarometer Round 9 survey in Mauritius in 2022.
AD578: Décentralisation au Togo : Quid de la collaboration entre élus locaux et citoyens ?
La majorité des Togolais pensent que la décentralisation améliore la vie quotidienne mais pas leur participation à la vie politique.
AD577: Damage control: Ugandans want government action on environmental problems affecting their communities
Citizens rank deforestation and trash disposal as top priorities.
AD576: Malawians see gender-based violence as a top priority – and a criminal matter
Citizens overwhelmingly say a man is “never justified” in using physical force against his wife.
AD575: Au Bénin, les conditions de vie se détériorent malgré une légère croissance économique
Plus des trois quarts des citoyens vivent une situation de pauvreté modérée ou élevée.
AD574: Africans see unfair distribution of COVID-19 relief assistance, loss of resources to corruption
But overall, citizens say governments managed the pandemic well.
AD574: Les Africains perçoivent une répartition injuste de l’aide d’urgence COVID-19 et une perte de ressources à cause de la corruption
Mais dans l'ensemble, les citoyens estiment que leurs gouvernements ont bien géré la pandémie.
AD573: Amid persistent gender inequalities, Ghanaians call for government action to bridge the gaps
Women still trail men in educational attainment, ownership of key assets, financial autonomy, and political leadership.
AD572: Les Malgaches ne se sentent pas en sécurité et doutent sur le professionnalisme des forces de l’ordre
La majorité des citoyens désapprouvent la performance du gouvernement en matière de réduction de la criminalité.
AD571: Basotho endorse equality for women, including the right of a princess to succeed as chief
Almost three-fourths (73%) of citizens say women should have the same chance as men of being elected to public office.
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