Since 2022, Veolia has been publishing the Barometer of Ecological Transformation every two years, in partnership with the Elabe consulting and research firm.
Facing the climate and ecological wall, public debate has entered a new phase. Aware of environmental risks to their health and quality of life, populations around the world are demanding action. Existing solutions are widely accepted, but strategies to implement them struggle to structure on common grounds.
Discover the 2024 edition:
- A global study
- The first findings of the barometer
- Concrete solutions
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A barometer measuring 26 countries on five continents
The Barometer researchers surveyed 26 countries on five continents covering a sample of more than half the human population. The countries were chosen for their demographic weight and their relevance: countries on the front lines of the effects of climate change, but also countries that are pioneers in ecological policies.
The scope of this Barometer allows us to assess the global and local level of acceptability of existing ecological solutions and to discover the barriers and drivers that accompany the implementation of these solutions. It is an informative study that helps us to advance the debate and better understand how to achieve ecological transformation.
The first findings of the barometer
of the world's inhabitants feel exposed and vulnerable to a risk related to climate change or pollution
feel exposed and vulnerable to a health risk (including 64% being in poorer health and 58% having mental health problems)
of British people are convinced that climate change is currently happening
and that human activity is the main cause
of British people feel exposed and vulnerable to a deterioration in their quality of life
of British people feel exposed and vulnerable to a health risk
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(1) Europe: France / UK / Spain / Poland / Czech Republic / Netherlands / Belgium / Norway / Germany / Italy
Asia: China / Indonesia / India / Japan
The Americas: USA / Brazil / Chile / Colombia / Mexico
Africa: Morocco / Ivory Coast / Nigeria
Middle East: United Arab Emirates / Saudi Arabia
Oceania: Australia