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Publications

Every publication is a finished product with a date and a methodology. The weekly brief reads in under ten minutes; the quarterly Barometer is published with its full methodology annex.

The first ten publications — proof of existence

  • Q4 2026

    The first Syrian Barometer: what do Syrians want?

    Wave one: twelve indicators, about 2,000 respondents, all fourteen governorates, with a full methodology annex.

    National poll
  • Q3 of year one

    The Hundred-Day Guide, ministry by ministry: what can be achieved, by priority, cost and indicator

    What each ministry can achieve within a hundred days, with the priority, the cost and the indicator that measures delivery.

    Policy guide
  • Soon

    The map of research centers on Syria: who measures, who analyzes, who discloses funding?

    Thirteen centers: founding, leadership, funding, output and gaps, with a documented source for every figure.

    Reference report
  • Soon

    The Syrian voter register: options for building and updating

    Three paths to a trustworthy register before the next election, with the cost and timeline of each.

    Policy paper
  • Monthly, from wave one

    The price index and poverty lines

    A fixed cost-of-living basket tracked in ten cities, with a methodology consistent with the Syrian Center for Policy Research series (indicators CPI-01 and POV-01).

    Periodic bulletin
  • Q2 of year one

    The return of talent: the Syrian talent database and the recruitment plan

    Who they are, where they are, and what brings them back — in numbers.

    Report and database
  • Soon

    The economics of reconstruction: investment priorities through the lens of data

    Where does the first dollar go, and what does it return? Read alongside the perceived-reconstruction indicator (REC-01).

    Policy paper
  • Q4 2026 — within wave one

    Syrians’ trust in the media: a national measurement with published methodology

    A national measurement of public trust in news sources under a published methodology, without targeting any specific outlet.

    Thematic poll
  • Soon

    The coming elections: scenarios for widening the electorate

    Three scenarios, the cost of each and its effect on turnout.

    Scenario paper
  • Ninety days after the program launches

    The national values program: the ninety-day trial

    What was measured and what changed, with a baseline and triangulated measurement.

    Trial report

Periodicals

  • Weekly

    The weekly brief

    Five publications worth reading, one measurement and one recommendation — in under six hundred words. Distributed to members of the People’s Assembly and policymakers from the first issue.

    Brief
  • Daily

    The daily monitor

    One page every morning: the most important output of centers, ministries and international institutions in the last twenty-four hours.

    Monitor
  • Annual

    The yearbook

    A systematic record of the year: the twelve indicators with their series, the policies measured, and what changed.

    Yearbook

The aggregated data of every poll is published as CSV with the weighting table and the questionnaire, under an open license with attribution.