Methodology

The following table describes the methodologies used in each of the 32 countries:

Country	Sample Size (unweighted)	Field Dates	Sample	Survey Methodology	Type of Sample
Afghanistan	2098	Oct 23-29, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	National
Argentina	1003	Oct 26 - Nov 22, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	National
Australia	1026	Nov 25 - Dec 09, 2005	18+	Telephone	National
Brazil	800	Nov 3-21, 2005	18-69	Face-to-Face	Urban¹
Canada	1004	Nov 14-26, 2005	18+	Telephone	National
Democratic Republic of Congo	1000	Nov 10-27, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	National
Finland	1069	Nov 15 - Dec 11, 2005	18-79	Telephone	National
France	1002	Nov 10-19, 2005	15+	Telephone	National
Germany	1006	Nov 11 - Dec 12, 2005	16-70	Telephone	National
Ghana	1006	Nov 15-30, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	National
Great Britain	1000	Nov 11-27, 2005	18+	Telephone	National
India	1452	Nov 20-30, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	National
Indonesia	1000	Nov 23 - Dec 07, 2005	18-60	Face-to-Face	Major Metropolitan Areas²
Iran	1118	Dec 14-20, 2005	17+	Face-to-Face	National
Iraq	2200	Oct 18-22, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	National
Italy	1015	Nov 7-14, 2005	18+	Telephone	National
Kenya	1005	Dec 1-8, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	National
Mexico	1000	Nov 5-18, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	National
Nigeria	1000	Nov 21 - Dec 14, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	National
Philippines	1000	Nov 21 - Dec 07, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	Urban³
Poland	1026	Nov 11-14, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	National
Russia	1004	Nov 23 - Dec 8, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	National
Saudi Arabia	1000	Nov 10 - Dec 07, 2005	18-59	Face-to-Face	National
Senegal	1005	Dec 10-17, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	National
South Africa	3497	Oct 20 - Nov 24, 2005	16+	Face-to-Face	National
South Korea	1000	Nov 15-18, 2005	19+	Telephone	National
Spain	1012	Nov 30 - Dec 14, 2005	18+	Telephone	National
Sri Lanka	1214	Nov 10-20, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	National
Tanzania	1000	Dec 4-16, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	National
Turkey	1000	Oct 17 - Nov 7, 2005	15+	Face-to-Face	Urban⁴
United States	1000	Nov 14-30, 2005	18+	Telephone	National
Zimbabwe	1010	Dec 1-10, 2005	18+	Face-to-Face	National

¹In Brazil the survey was conducted in Belo Horizonte, Brasília, Curitiba, Porto Alegre, Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, São Paulo representing 17.8% of the Brazilian adult population.
² In Indonesia the survey was conducted in Jakarta and Surabaya, representing 13% of the total urban population.
³ In Philippines the survey was conducted in National Capital Region representing 27% total urban population.
⁴ In Turkey the survey was conducted in Adana, Ankara, Antalya, Bursa, Diyarbakir, Erzurum, Istanbul, Izmir, Konya, Samsun, and Zonguldak representing 45% of the total population.

GlobeScan's Research Partners

Country	Research Institute	Location	Contact
Afghanistan	ACSOR-Surveys / D3 Systems, Inc.	Kabul	Matthew Warshaw mattwarshaw@aol.com +1 703-255-0884 (USA)
Argentina	TNS Gallup Argentina	Buenos Aires	Ricardo Hermelo ricardo.hermelo@tns-gallup.com.ar +54 11 5218 2000
Australia	Market Focus International	Crows Nest	Paul Korbel pkorbel@marketfocus.com.au +612 9966 9107
Brazil	Market Analysis Brazil	Florianópolis	Fabián Echegaray fabian@marketanalysis.com.br +55 48 3234 58 53
Canada	GlobeScan / ComQUEST Research	Toronto	Lloyd Hetherington lloyd.hetherington@globescan.com +1 416 969 3085
Democratic Republic of Congo	B.E.R.C.I. Bureau d'Etudes, de Recherches et de Consulting International	Kinshasa	Francesca Bomboko berci65@yahoo.fr +243819956375 +243999942149
Finland	Corporate Image	Espoo	Jukka Pohjola jukka.pohjola@corporateimage.fi +358 9 4520730
France	Efficience 3	Paris and Reims	Christian de Thieulloy christian.t@efficience3.com +33 1 43 16 54 42
Germany	Ri*QUESTA GmbH	Teningen	Bernhard Rieder riquesta.rieder@t-online.de +49 (0)7641 934336
Ghana	Business Interactive Consulting Limited	Accra	Razaaque Animashaun info@bigghana.com +233 21 783 140 + 233 21 782892
Great Britain	GlobeScan / ICM Direct	London	Doug Miller doug.miller@globescan.com +44 (0) 20 7376 6472
India	YRD Media Network Pvt. Ltd	New Delhi	Yashwant Deshmukh mail@teamcvoter.com +9811101179
Indonesia	Deka Marketing Research	Jakarta	Irma Malibari irma.putranto@deka-research.co.id +62 21 723 6901
Iraq	KA EUROPE SPRL / D3 Systems, Inc.	Vienna	Matthew Warshaw mattwarshaw@aol.com +703-255-0884 (USA)
Italy	GfK Eurisko s.r.l.	Milan and Rome	Paolo Anselmi paolo.anselmi@eurisko.it +39 02 4380 9206
Kenya	Research Path Associates	Nairobi	Francis Kimani Francis.Kimani@rpa.co.ke +254 20 2734 770
Mexico	Mund Américas	Mexico City	Daniel M. Lund dlund@mundamericas.com +5255 5584 3020
Nigeria	Market Trends Research International, Nigeria	Lagos	J.O. Ebhomenye J.Ebhomenye@research-intng.com +234 1 5550266 / 7917987
Philippines	M&S-Sigma Dos Philippines, Inc.	Makati City	Teodora M. Marasigan tmmarasigan@ms-sigmados.com +632 8172780 / +63917 5108602
Poland	CBOS Public Opinion Research Center	Warsaw	Krzysztof Zagorski k.zagorski@cbos.pl Michal Wenzel m.wenzel@cbos.pl +4822 6934722
Russia	CESSI Institute for Comparative Social Research	Moscow	Vladimir Andreenkov vladimir.andreenkov@cessi.ru +7095 229 15 06
Saudi Arabia	SIRAJ	Dubai	Lina Nahhas lina@sirajsbo.com 009714-390-3190/1/2
Senegal	Business Interactive Consulting Limited	Accra	Razaaque Animashaun info@bigghana.com 233 21 783 140 / 233 21 782892
South Africa	Markinor	Randburg	Mari Harris marih@markinor.co.za +27 11 686 8400
South Korea	East Asia Institute	Seoul	Won-Chil Jung jwc@eai.or.kr +82 2 2277 1683 x 111
Spain	SIGMA DOS S.A.	Madrid	Ginés Garrido madrid@sigmados-internacional.com +34 91 360 0474
Sri Lanka	YRD Media Network Pvt. Ltd	New Delhi	Yashwant Deshmukh mail@teamcvoter.com +9811101179
Tanzania	Research Path Associates	Nairobi	Francis Kimani Francis.Kimani@rpa.co.ke +254 20 2734 770
Turkey	Yontem Research & Consultancy	Istanbul	Bülent Gündogmus info@yontemresearch.com +90 212 278 12 19
United States	GlobeScan / ComQUEST Research	Toronto	Lloyd Hetherington lloyd.hetherington@globescan.com +1 416 969 3085
Zimbabwe	Research Path Associates	Nairobi	Francis Kimani Francis.Kimani@rpa.co.ke +254 20 2734 770

Questionnaire

B1t. Please tell me if you think each of the following are having a mainly positive or mainly negative influence in the world:
READ AND ROTATE

kt) The United Nations
	01 Mainly positive 02 Mainly negative VOLUNTEERED DO NOT READ 03 Depends 04 Neither, no difference 99 DK/NA

B2. And what about the following. Would you say they are having a mainly positive or mainly negative influence in the world:
READ AND ROTATE

a) The World Bank
	01 Mainly positive 02 Mainly negative VOLUNTEERED DO NOT READ 03 Depends 04 Neither, no difference 99 DK/NA
b) The International Monetary Fund (IMF) c) The news media d) World public opinion (views of average citizens) e) The European Union f) Global companies g) Non-governmental organizations such as environmental and social advocacy groups

B4t. For each the following, please tell me if you think they are getting much better, a little better, a little worse or much worse.
READ AND ROTATE. CODE ONE EACH

a) You and your family’s economic conditions
	01 Much better 02 A little better 03 A little worse 04 Much worse VOLUNTEERED (DO NOT READ) 05 Depends 06 Staying about the same 99 DK/NA
b) Economic conditions in [COUNTRY] c) Economic conditions in the world as a whole