Global survey finds concerns about rising costs of living, loneliness, technology and climate

A global poll of 50,000 people from 23 countries shows growing dissatisfaction with a range of issues

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, October 26, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — A global survey conducted by the nonprofit Future Investment Initiative (FII) and conducted in collaboration with Accenture was released today. It identifies issues important to citizens around the world.

The FII Priorities Compass is an annual research activity that surveys people from different age groups, backgrounds and countries, and the results of the study serve as a basis for developing policy and providing data to leaders, executives, policy makers and organizations. Because it accurately determines the mood of 60% of the world’s population.

Data plays a crucial role in FII policy discussions, deliberations and investment decisions throughout the year. The Institute is dedicated to addressing key issues facing humanity, including economic growth and prosperity, climate change, technology regulation, and equitable access to health care and education.

This year’s FII Priorities Compass report highlights several key issues affecting people around the world:

• 20% decrease in personal life satisfaction compared to 2022
• 65% are concerned about the cost of living and quality of life
• 38% cite social isolation and lack of inclusion as the main concern
• Pollution is a problem for 75% of participants
• Globally, 44% expressed concern about health care costs
• 72% of respondents say technology has democratized access to information, but 47% of Africans are concerned about misinformation

In a frame The Future Investment Initiative Summit 7, currently being held in Riyadh (October 24-26), will see 6,000 leaders, investors, experts, academics and innovators participate in more than 200 panel discussions and other roundtable discussions to address key issues facing humanity. This research will serve as a basis for your discussions because it provides essential insight into real problems that ordinary people face.

The Future Investment Initiative Summit 7 comes a month after the heads of state met at the conference United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York Six weeks later G20 summit meeting Held in New Delhi. Four weeks after the 7th Future Investment Forum, heads of state and government from around the world will attend the conference Conference of the Parties 28 Discussing climate policy.

Richard AttiasThe CEO of the Future Investment Initiative Institute said:

“The 50,000 people surveyed from 23 countries gave us unprecedented insight into what matters to humanity. We will now examine in detail everything we heard from them. At the Future Investment Initiative Summit 7 next week, our data-driven agenda will help shape initiatives and develop the decisions needed to act.” “There will be many heads of state and many of the most important investors in the world. In this way we can make our contribution to creating a better and safer world.”

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