British public engagement: The new segmentation

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British public engagement the new segmentation

October 2019

 

This deck explores British attitudes and engagement with global poverty and international development as of October 2019, and provides a breakdown of DEL’s new engagement segmentation, which is how DEL categorizes the public based on engagement behaviours. Data was collected in October 2019. To download the pdf, scroll down and click the attachment.

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