Perceived safety
Share who feel safe in their neighbourhood after dark
Current value
No figure of ours is published yet. The value is released with its full methodology - and with the response rate, however uncomfortable.
Comparative reference
No published reference with a declared methodology exists for this indicator.
Indicator sheet
| Definition | Share who feel safe in their neighbourhood after dark |
|---|---|
| Unit | % of adults 18+ |
| Domain | Security |
| Module | Fixed core - asked in every wave |
| Cadence | Quarterly |
| Standards | AAPOR Transparency; ESOMAR; ISO 20252 |
Methodology
This indicator is part of the Syrian Barometer: twenty national indicators with a methodology published before the number - the sampling frame, the sample table, the response rate and the field-safety protocol. Every correction is recorded in the public corrections log. The full protocol is deposited with a permanent identifier: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22559474.
All indicators
Country direction - Trust in institutions - Citizen priorities - Cost of a living basket - Poverty line and headcount - Perceived unemployment - Intention to return among the displaced - Trust in the media - Electoral interest and intention to participate - Satisfaction with services - Assessment of the reconstruction path - Transitional justice - Perceived freedom of expression - Experience of informal payment - Intention to leave - The missing - Civil documents and legal identity - Psychological distress - Impact of explosive remnants on movement