Capital
Urban NE
Urban NW
Urban SE
Urban SW
Rural NE
Rural NW
Rural SE
Rural SW
Armenia: Capital
Armenia: Urban NE
Armenia: Urban NW
Armenia: Urban SE
Armenia: Urban SW
Armenia: Rural NE
Armenia: Rural NW
Armenia: Rural SE
Armenia: Rural SW
Georgia: Capital
Georgia: Urban NE
Georgia: Urban NW
Georgia: Urban SE
Georgia: Urban SW
Georgia: Rural NE
Georgia: Rural NW
Georgia: Rural SE
Georgia: Rural SW
Break off
Legal skip
Interviewer error
Refuse to answer
Don't know
Pfizer
Oxford/Astra Zeneca (COVISHIELD)
SINOVAC / CoronaVac
SINOPHARM
Sputnik V
Moderna
Other
Not at all important
Not very important
Rather important
Very important
No other language except interview language
Not Mentioned
Mentioned
Not applicable
Do not know
Recovering all territories controlled by Nagorno-Karabakh prior to the 44-Day War
Recovering territories comprising the borders of the former Nagorno-Karabakh Autonomous Oblasts
Maintain current status-quo in terms of borders
Fully disagree
Somewhat disagree
Neither agree, nor disagree
Somewhat agree
Fully agree
Not worried at all
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Extremely worried
No
Yes
Not satisfied at all
Rather not satisfied
Rather satisfied
Completely satisfied
Completely
To some extent
A little bit
Not at all
Have not heard of such events
Positive
Negative
No expectations
Don't support at all
Rather not support
Partially support, partially don’t support
Rather support
Fully support
Bad governance and lack of control
Everything
Economic downturn and poverty
Personnel recruitment policy
Failure to fulfill the promises of the revolution
Loss / weakening of statehood
Social polarization
There were no failures
Insufficient diplomatic efforts to prevent the Second Artsakh War
Losing in the Second Artsakh War
Weakening of the public administration system and poor recruitment
Decreased dialogue with the civil society
Uncertainty of the countrys development prospects
Failure to administer transitional justice reforms
Unfinished scandalous court cases (for example R. Kocharyan)
The indefinite postponement of the referendum due to the Covid-19 and the state of emergency in the country
Failure to adopt the Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence
Insufficient effectiveness of Covid-19 prevention efforts
Insufficient cooperation with the political opposition
Populism and manipulation of public speech
Strengthening of the army
Economic development and improving living conditions
Increase in pensions, benefits and other payments
Stopping the war
Development of foreign relations
Health system development
There were no successes
Giving the hope of democratic development of Armenia in 2018
Reducing corruption
Holding free and fair elections
Implementation of programs to eliminate Covid-19 consequences
Construction of infrastructure, especially roads
Suspension of projects containing environmental risks in the mining sector (Amulsar)
Public property management and public procurement system reforms
Strengthening democracy
Attempts to uncover the illegal cases of the previous authorities
Sustaining the macroeconomic stability given the current challenges
Elimination of the atmosphere of fear ensuring the realization of the right to freedom of speech
Reorganization of the Constitutional Court
Corruption
Weakening of the army
Resignation and giving up the power
Failures in the education system
Monopolies and Oligarchies
EEU membership, rapprochement with Russia
Increase of public debt
Diplomatic failures
Bad governance
Failure to prevent R. Safarovs extradition to Azerbaijan and suspension of diplomatic relations with Hungary
April (2016) war and territorial losses of the Republic of Armenia
The inability or lack of desire for a political solution to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict
Weakening of the public administration system - internal political unrest
Scandalous criminal cases (related to money laundering, bribery, Panamanian documents and assasinations)
Deepening poverty and a new wave of emigration
The inability to investigate the events of March 1
Attempt to become a Prime Minister
Abuse of human rights
Disproportionate economic growth
The falsifications of elections
Political persecution
Not listening to the voice of the public
Stopping April 2016 War
Economic growth
Peace and border security
Developing sports and chess
Foreign policy and diplomacy
Strengthening the army
Increasing pensions
Developing education sector
Construction and urban planning
The “and…and” foreign policy (EU- Eurasian Economic Union)
Attempts to normalize Armenian-Turkish relations, football diplomacy (2009-2010)
Negotiations on the signing of the Association Agreement with the European Union (2010-2013)
Negotiations and signing of the CEPA with the European Union (2014-2017)
Armenias membership in the Customs Union and the Eurasian Economic Union (2014)
The celebration of the centennial of the Armenian Genocide
Constitutional reform and transition to a parliamentary system
Efforts to fight corruption and monopolies
Introduction of Compulsory Pension Insurance System (2015)
Improving the business environment
The rise of civic activism, improved human rights protection
Electoral system reform
Activation of dialogue with the civil society
Political stability
Economic downturn and polarization
Emigration
Clan system and lack of law and order
Bringing Serj Sargsyan to power
Not punishing the former authorities
Weakening of the state
Human rights violations
The October 2, 1999 terrorist attack on the National Assembly
Property - debt settlement - the transfer of Armenias strategic assets to Russia
The opposition demonstrations were violently suppressed the night of April 12-13, 2004
Withdrawal of the NKR authorities from the negotiations on the settlement of the Karabakh conflict
The bloody events of March 1, 2008
Not listening to the voice of public and spreading atmosphere of fear
The termination of Millennium Challenges and the Lincy Foundation programs
Neglecting the opinions of the scientific and cultural elite
Widespread violation of property rights (North Avenue
Electoral fraud
The mysterious murders of high-ranking officials
Sustaining the results of the NKR War
Stabilizing the country
Holding a constitutional referendum (2005) and adoption of the institution of dual citizenship
Complementary foreign policy
Strengthening the state apparatus
Lifting the ban on the activities of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation
Membership to the Council of Europe (2001), strengthening relations with European institutions
Joining the Collective Security Treaty Organization (2002)
Elimination of petty bribery
Laying ground for the system of joint entrance exams (2010-2012)
Health care system reform
Judicial reform and abolition of the death penalty
Continuing the process of economic liberalization and alienation of strategically important enterprises
Construction growth
Expanding the regulation and improved control over public services
Bringing Robert Kocharyan to power
Resignation
Selling state property / factories
Failing personnel recruitment policy
Independence from the USSR
October 27 events
War
March 1
Economic downturn / collapse
Energy crisis and shortage of consumer goods (“dark and cold” years)
The failure to come to a political settlement of the military victory in the first Karabakh war
The lack of control over the country
Inability to build strong state institutions
Inability to eradicate the Russian influence
Expansion of the Russian military base
Lack of law and order, crimes
The outset of the tradition of election fraud
Peace
Banning "Armenian Revolutionary Party" operations
National unity and solidarity
Post-war crisis resolution
Armenias independence and international recognition
Adoption of the first Constitution of the Republic of Armenia (1995)
Application for membership in the Council of Europe (1991)
Conducting a foreign policy to balance the interests of influential states
Membership in international and regional structures, such as the UN and the OSCE
Membership in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) (1993)
Victory in the First Karabakh War (1994)
Economy / price liberalization
Introduction of national currency - dram - exchange rate stabilization
Privatization of land and state property
Membership in the World Trade Organization
Deployment of the Russian military base in Gyumri
Joining international infrastructure projects, such as TRACECA
Internationalization of the recognition of the Armenian Genocide
I do not check whether it is accurate and reliable
Not mentioned
Disapprove
Approve
Very tired
Not tired at all
Not sincere at all
Completely sincere
Not at all intelligent
Not very intelligent
Average
Intelligent
Very intelligent
Never, the respondent was always reading the SHOW CARDS
Just for a few show cards (less than ten)
For some show cards, but not that many (approximately 25% of the show cards)
For a substantial number of show cards, but less than half them
For more than half – for all show cards
Never
Just for a few questions (fewer than ten)
For some questions, but not that many (approximately between 10 and 20 questions)
For a substantial number of questions, but less than half the interview
Throughout most of the interview, or through the entire interview
Yes, during the entire interview
Yes, most of the time
Yes, for less than half of the interview, except the sections about the household
Yes, for only a few questions, except questions from the sections about the
Yes, only while the respondent was answering questions from the sections about
More than USD 2000
USD 1200 - 2000
USD 801 - 1200
USD 401 - 800
USD 251 - 400
USD 101 - 250
USD 51 - 100
Up to USD 50
0
Very poor
Poor
Fair
Good
Very good
Lowest
Highest
Each week
Each month
Every other month
Less frequently
Every day
Every week
Every month
Less often
Money is not enough for food
Money is enough for food only, but not for clothes
Money is enough for food and clothes, but not enough for expensive durables like a refrigerator or washing machine
We can afford to buy some expensive durables like a refrigerator or washing machine
We can afford to buy anything we need
No such member
One shot of a vaccine
Two shots of a vaccine, or
Additional booster shot of a vaccine?
No primary education
Primary education (either complete or incomplete)
Incomplete secondary education
Completed secondary education
Secondary technical education
Incomplete higher education
Completed higher education (BA, MA, or Specialist degree)
Post-graduate degree
Never married
Married: official state marriage only, no religious ceremony
Married: religious ceremony only, not registered with state
Married: both religious ceremony and state marriage
Cohabiting without civil or religious marriage
Divorced
Separated
Widow / widower
In this settlement, where the interview is now conducted
In another settlement, but in the same region of the country
In a settlement in another region of the country
Outside the country, but inside the former Soviet Union
Outside the former Soviet Union
1900 – 1909
1910 – 1919
1920 – 1929
1930 – 1939
1940 – 1949
1950 – 1959
1960 – 1969
1970 – 1979
1980 – 1989
1990 – 1999
2000 – 2009
2010 – 2019
2020 – Present
Male
Female
Spouse
Son / daughter
Mother / father / mother-in-law /father-in-law
Sister/Brother
Grandfather / grandmother
Son-in-law / daughter-in-law
Grandchild
Other person related to the respondent
Other person not related to the respondent
Fasting is not required in my religion
Always fast
Often fast
Sometimes fast
Rarely fast
or Never fast
More than once a week
Once a week
At least once a month
Only on special religious holidays
None
Armenian Apostolic Church
Roman Catholic Church
Orthodox Church
Protestant Church
Other Christian Church or group (Jehovah's Witness, Mormons, etc.)
Sunni Islam
Shia Islam
Other Islamic branches
Judaism
No basic knowledge
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
No foreign language should be mandatory
English
Russian
Other foreign language (specify)
Primary education (either complete or incomplete).
Completed higher education (BA, MA, or Specialist degree).
Armenian
Azerbaijani
Georgian
Other Caucasian ethnicity (Abkhazian, Lezgin, Ossetian, etc.)
Kurd or Yezidi
Other ethnicity (specify)
Age
Appearance
Connections
Education
Hard work
Luck
Talent
Professional abilities, work experience
Doing favors for the 'right' people
Very dissatisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
Average satisfaction
Somewhat satisfied
Very satisfied
Agriculture, hunting, and forestry
Fishing
Mining and quarrying
Manufacturing
Electricity, gas, or water supply
Construction
Wholesale, retail trade; repair; personal and household goods
Hotels, restaurants, or cafes
Transport, storage, communication
Financial intermediation / Banking
Real estate, property- and pent-related activities
Government, public administration and defense
Healthcare and social work
Civil society / NGOs
Mass media
Run my own business, Self-employed without employees
Run my own business, Self-employed with employees
Employee in a small local business
Employee in a medium-sized or big local business
Employee in a state organization, company, or enterprise
Employee in a foreign or international organization
Employee in a local or international NGO
Never had a job
Retired and not working
Student and not working
Housewife and not working
Unemployed
Working either part-time or full time
Self-employed including seasonal work
Disabled and unable to work
Agree with neither
Agree very strongly with Statement 1
Agree with Statement 1
Agree with Statement 2
Agree very strongly with Statement 2
Completely positively
Somewhat positively
Neutrally
Somewhat negatively,
Completely negatively
Indifferent
Never accept
Accept under certain circumstances
Definitely favor
The war in Nagorno-Karabakh has never ended
There is no risk of resuming the war in a foreseeable future
Yes, in less than one year's time
Yes, in 1-4 years
Yes, in 5-10 years
Yes, in 11 years time or later
There is no such party
Georgian Dream
United National Movement
Movement for Liberty - European Georgia
Alliance of Patriots of Georgia
Labor Party
Democratic Movement – United Georgia
Political Platform New Georgia
Girchi-More Freedom
Free Georgia
For Georgia
Lelo for Georgia
Third Way – Strategy Aghmashenebeli
Don't Know
Democracy is preferable to any other kind of government
A non-democratic government can be preferable
It doesn't matter what kind of government we have.
Not a democracy
A democracy but with major problems
A democracy but with minor problems
A full democracy
USA
Ukraine
Azerbaijan
Turkey
Russia
Germany
Armenia
Poland
Israel
France
It would help strengthen our relations with Russia
Would have a better chance to restore territorial integrity
People's economic conditions would improve
We would be better protected from foreign treats
It would result in improved safety in everyday life
I would be able to travel to the Eurasion union without visa
It will not benefit my country
It would restrict our independence
It would harm our culture and traditions
People's economic conditions would worsen
It would hinder our relations with the western countries
We would be less protected from foreign treats
There would be less chance to restore territorial integrity
Everyday life will become more dangerous, less safe
Partially support, partially don't support
It would help strengthen our relations with the West
I would be able to travel to the EU countries without a visa
EU countries would know better our culture and traditions
It would hinder our relations with Russia
Neutrality is the best choice for my country
Not at all fairly
To some extent fairly
Completely fairly
Completely disagree
Completely agree
Fully distrust
Rather distrust
Neither trust nor distrust
Rather trust
Fully trust
Rather disagree
Neither agree nor disagree
Rather agree
Politics is definitely going in the wrong direction
Politics is going mainly in the wrong direction
Politics does not change at all
Politics is going mainly in the right direction
Politics is definitely going in the right direction
Not applicable / Nothing else important
Unaffordability of healthcare
Unfairness of courts
Unfairness of elections
Violation of human rights
Unemployment
Not having NATO membership
Lack of peace in the country
Low pensions
Political instability in the country
Poverty
Violation of property rights
Low quality of education
Unaffordability of professional or higher education
Problematic relations with Russia
Rising prices / Inflation
Unsolved territorial conflicts
Low wages
Religious intolerance
Gender inequality
Emigration (people leaving /country/)
Immigration (foreigners coming to /country/)
Threat to national traditions
COVID-19
Not at all interested
Hardly interested
Quite interested
Very interested
The same
Worse
Better
A good thing
A bad thing
The government had no successes
Failure to follow through on promise to introduce proportional election system
Gavrilov nights
Weak economic growth
Failure to depoliticize prosecutor's office and judiciary
Failure to deliver on pre-election promises
Ineffective decision making system
Ineffective PR, both domestically and internationally
Failure to establish platforms for direct dialogue with Sukhumi and Tskhinvali
Failure to slow down social estrangement between Georgians and Abkhaz/Ossetians
Failure to install air defense systems
Failure to accomplish the restoration of justice
Introduced universal health insurance
Implementation of Hepatitis C program
Effective mitigation of COVID-19 pandemic risks
Transition to a parliamentary system of government
Improved business environment
Improved protection of human rights
Reformed election system
Reduced risks in relations with Russia
Association Agreement with EU
Visa free travel to the EU
Improved penitentiary system
No active war
Restoration of justice
The government had no failures
Human rights abuses
Uneven economic growth
Did not prevent the 2008 war
Cracked down on protesters
Did not listen to the public
Disrespected academic and cultural elites
Infringed upon property rights
Elimination of petty corruption
Georgia grew closer to the European Union, NATO, and/or the west
Election quality improved
Unified entrance exams
Judiciary reform
Closure of Russian military bases
Deregulation
Fighting crime/ law and order
Improved provision of public services
Economic collapse
Did not prevent wars in Abkhazia and South Ossetia
Moved away from Russia
Could not effectively govern the entire country
Could not build strong state institutions
Failed to engage west in conflict resolution bring
Could not close down Russian military bases
Events in Pankisi
1998 Abkhaz Fighting/Gali Events
Criminal situation/ lack of law and order
Electricity shortages/blackouts
Stabilizing the situation with ethnic conflicts
Ending the Tbilisi war/ Georgian civil war
Introducing the Lari/ stabilizing the exchange rate
Gaining international recognition of Georgia's independence
Prioritizing western foreign policy orientation
Building East-West Energy corridor
Contributing to Georgian-Ossetian reconciliation on the grassroots level
Gaining membership in the Council of Europe
Gaining membership in the World Trade Organization
Closing down the Russian military base in Vaziani
Very much worried
Somewhat worried
Rather not worried
Misinformation/made up news
Hate/harassment/extremism
People believing everything/not knowing what to believe
Censorship/bias
Too much negativity
Partisanship/polarization/division
Echo chambers/people getting one point of view
Anti-government views
Sensationalism/exaggeration/clickbait
Vanity/drama/impacts on mental health
Privacy or data collection concerns/bad actors
Helping people stay informed and aware
Communication/connection/community
Visibility for marginalized groups
Activism and social movements
Exposure to different opinions or viewpoints
Holding people or institutions accountable
Access to news
I do not know what online social media is
Mostly positive effect
Mostly negative effect
Neither positive nor negative effect
I don't know what the internet is
At least once a week
Very poorly
Very well
I do not watch TV
I do not trust TV stations
Imedi
Mtavari arkhi
Formula
Kavkasia
Rustavi 2
Public Broadcaster
TV Pirveli
PosTV
Euronews Georgia
Colleagues
Family members
Neighbors, friends
Internet, EXCEPT social media
Social media
Newspapers, news magazines
Radio
TV
I would not wish any of these people as my neighbors
People following a religion that is different to yours
People having political views that are different to yours
Europeans who come to live in Georgia and want to stay
Asians who come to live in Georgia and want to stay
Drugs addicts
Homosexuals
Black people
Criminals
Everything in life is determined by fate
People shape their fate themselves
You can't be too careful
Most people can be trusted
Does not describes
More or less describes
Describes
Johnson & Johnson
All above mentioned
Health
Ana Dolidze - for people
Conservative Party of Georgia
Elene Khoshtaria - Droa
Elisashvili - Citizens
Levan Vasadze - ERI
Reformer
Any state
Austria
Baltic states
Belarus
Belgium, Sweden
Canada
China
Croatia
Denmark
England
Estonia
EU
Finland
Georgia
Great Britain
Greece
Holand
Iceland
Idnia
Italy
Japan
Latvia
Lithuania
Norway
Scandinavian states
Singapore
South Korea
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
All
Asian countries
Georgia itself
Iran
Baltic countries
Russia's market will be open for Georgia
We have the same religion
EU will bring goodness
Georgia will close to EU strandads in different spheres
EU will use Georgia for its interests
It will damage our religion
People will leave Georgia
Georgia will develop
Georgia's independence level will be increased
It will help increase education quality and to become EU member
It will increase stability
It's danger for our religion
3rd president in a prison
Cassinos
Country's direction
Criminal
Drug addiction
Economical issues
Environmental issues
Expensive medicines
Export is not possible in Russia
High interest rates in banks
Infrastructural issues
Issues in agriculture
Ivanishvili
Legalization of marijuana
Media
Monopoly on market
Nepotism
Nihilism
No order in the country
Overdose democracy
People do not understand each other
Polarization
Talking about the past
The governemnt is not responsible
The government does not care people
The government does not have a strong leader
The is no rule of laws
UNM
Unprofessional people in the government
Unprofessionalism
Utility prices
Decreased export
People start differentiate by nationalities
We could not form as an independent country
We were used to Soviet life
We can manage foreign affairs
Cohabitation
Could not handle COVID19
Could not normalized relations with Russia
Could not support the socially vulnerable people
Do not listen to young generation
Education system
Elect Zurabishvili as president
Emmigration
Government's political direction
Healthcare system
Inflation, increased prices
Infrastructure projects
Less agricultural projects
No new jobs
Oligarchic rule
Rigging election
Stop project of Anaklia
The government could not get rid off UNM
The government did not have success
There are many failures
Violance of human rights
Bank loans cancelation
Changing the previous government
Charity
Demarcation of borders
Detention of Mikheil Saakashvili
Development of agriculture
Development of healthcare system
Economic development
Education system development
Fight against UNM members
Financial assistance for people
Free faculties  at universities
Gift property to refugees
Increase pensions
Increased social assistance
Increased wages
Infrastructural development
Loan rejection from USA
New jobs
Opening international university
Vouchers for Agriculture sphere
Abuse of power
Allowing gambling
Appropriation of people's money
Arrests
Distrust towards Banks
Failure of justice system
Hindering bussiness
Immigration
Lack of tolerance
Loss of territories
Personnel Policy
Prison conditions
Sending Georgian army in Afghanistan
Terror
Torturing people
Unemploynment
Banning technical inspection
Batumi renovation
Build houses for refugees from Tskhinvali
Building of strong army and police
Building the highway
Democracy
Electricity and gas supply
Electricity supply
Electricity supply and building roads
Electricity supply and house of justice
Employnment
Everything was successful
Formation of state institutions
Health insurance for retired citizens
Helping socially vulnerable citizens
Improvement of communal sitation
Improving the budget
Increasing pension
Infrastructure development
Introduce us to the world
Legislation has been sorted out
Low prices
Police reform
Reforms
Renovating roads
Renovation of the cities
Rose revolution
Stability of situation
State formation
Tourism development
Appropriation of people's deposits
April 9 tragedy
Bargain with Saakashvili
Bringing Saakashvili
Everything was failure
Excessive ambitions
Internal Conflict
Low salaries
Money devaluation
Overthrow of a legitimate government
Unfair attitude towards the Georgian people
War in Abkhazia
Application for EU membership
Application for NATO membership, BTC oil pipeline
Defeat Mkhedrioni forces
Development of the country
Free trade
Gaining membership in the UN
Giving lands to people
High employnment rates
Maintaining Georgian language
National Movement
Reducing crime
Roads and electricity supply
Salary rise
Silk Road
Solving citizens' problems
Strategic facilities and lands were not sold to foreigners
Strong economy
Tax reform
The rose revolution
Unity of Georgians for independence
Because of the hostile mood
Because of their job duty
For financial interests
For personal interests
For PR
They get pleasure from deceiving people
They have nothing to do
To make people panic
To manage people
Based on facts
By comments
By intuition
Check other sources
Discuss it with acquaintances and neighbors
I do not read
I make my own conclusions
Ajara TV
Alt-info
ANS TV
Armenian channels
Azerbaijani channels
AzTV
Different
Graali
Maestro
Marneuli Tv
Obieqtivi
Opposition TV channels
RTR-Planeta
Russian TV stations
TV PalitraNews
Xezer TV
Bad person
Criminals, Drug addicts, Homosexuals
Does not matter
Mean neighbor
Sect member
Those who does not want to be good for my family
Turkish people
Interview started
Could not enter the household
Household is inaccessible
Nobody home / nobody opened the door
No adult member of the HH was at home
The HH member who opened the door refused to cooperate
None of those who were home spoke Georgian
Respondent was not at home
Could not contact the respondent
Respondent was not home and would not return during the field period
Other respondent-related reason
Respondent is dead
Respondent could not fill the questionnaire due to the health condition
Respondent refused by own will
Respondent refused due to other members of the HH
Respondent could not fill the questionnaire because he/she did not know the survey language
The HH could not be contacted due to COVID-19 infection
Non response
Case rejected
Case accepted
Other language
Urban
Rural