For and against: How do the German public respond to messages around development cooperation?

November 2024

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This deck contains insights from an October 2024 survey examining how the German public respond to messages for and against development cooperation. Messages were drawn from German aid organisations. The data was presented at the November 2024 partner meeting in Berlin. To download the raw data, click here.

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