The price we pay for the money we raise: Effects of international development fundraising on British public attitudes & engagement

Great Britain
The price we pay for the money we raise effects of international development fundraising on british public attitudes engagement

June 2021

 

This presentation contains the results of a survey testing British public reactions to different types of fundraising appeals, adopting methods and approaches used by DEL partners in the overseas aid sector to better understand what drives the public to engage or disengage. The survey was conducted in June 2021. To download the presentation, scroll down and click the link. To download the raw data from DEL@Dataverse, click here.

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