How Ukrainians changed during the war: Independence Survey - Media (Infographics)

The study states that more than half of the surveyed Ukrainians are convinced that the war will be the impetus for the country's defense capability. In addition, the restoration of damaged infrastructure and cities is seen at the same time as possible and as a call. Ukrainians in the third year of a full -scale war with Russia unite against a common enemy and a sense of belonging to one nation. However, they are separated by different political views.

This is evidenced by the data of Gradus Research, which conducted a survey on Independence Day, writes Forbes. Researchers wanted to learn how Ukrainian society was transformed under the influence of war and other factors. Compared to last year, the unification factors have not changed: however, according to the material, in the list of factors that disconnect, there are different views on the decisions of the country's leadership and different political preferences.

Last year, the main importance was the factor of social status and level of material security. In addition, Ukrainians are reported to be more tolerant of foreigners. Yes, it is associated with the experience of refugees and life in unfamiliar cultures. The material states that more than half of the surveyed Ukrainians are convinced that the war will be the impetus for the country's defense capability.

In addition, the restoration of damaged infrastructure and cities is seen at the same time as possible and as a call. In addition, it is reported that Ukrainians expect that after the victory, Ukraine will receive support from the world community, and therefore there will be an impetus for business development. International experience can be applied to the country's development.

The publication writes that Ukrainians have already formed awareness of the challenges that are waiting for Ukraine after the end of the war: according to the study, Ukrainians look into the future with optimism, despite difficult life circumstances. 61% of respondents said they believe in a better life in the future. Journalists noted that the research was conducted by the method of self -filling of the questionnaire in the mobile application.

The sample reflects the structure of the population of cities with the number of residents of more than 50,000 aged 18-60 years by sex, age, size of the settlement and the region, except for temporarily occupied territories and regions where hostilities are conducted. Earlier, Focus wrote that Ukrainians could buy their retirement experience. Yes, pensioners have the ability to independently determine the frequency and amount of contributions according to their financial capabilities.