The following questions will take only a few minutes of your time and will be a key input to our learning programs for the youth. Responses are anonymous and intended for statistical aggregation purposes only. After completing the survey, you will be able to instantly view the cumulative results by all respondents. If you are not sure about the answer to a particular question, do not answer that question (you can leave it blank). Thank you.

Question #1: Where do you live?

	Sub-Saharan Africa
	Middle East/North Africa
	East Asia
	South Asia
	Latin America/Caribbean
	Western Europe
	Eastern Europe/Former Soviet Union
	North America

 

Question #2: How old are you?

	Less than 11 years old
	11-16
	17-20
	21-25
	26-30
	Over 30 years old

 

Question #3: What do you do during weekdays?

	Attend Elementary School
	Attend Secondary/High School
	Attend University / Technical
	Work
	Attend school and work
	Out of school and out of work

 

Question #4: What comes first to mind when you hear the word "corruption" mentioned in discussions?

	Bribing a policeman
	Rigging Elections
	Giving a bribe to pass an exam or be admitted into school/college
	Politicians or high government officials stealing government money
	Powerful enterprises/elite bribing politicians or senior officials
	Giving bribes to get medical treatment
	Politicians giving a job to family members
	Bureaucrats ask for a bribe to provide a license to a firm
	Leader of a country misusing Government funds for personal benefit

Question #5: How often do you hear conversations about corruption at school?

Question #6: How often do you hear conversations about corruption at home with your parents (or other relatives)?

Question #7 How often do you hear or read about corruption in the media (TV, radio or newspapers)?

Question #8 How often are you involved in discussions on what can be done to fight corruption?

Question #9: What would you consider the most costly consequence of corruption in your country?

Question #10: In your view, which profession is the most vulnerable to corruption in your country?

Question #11: In dealing with public officials in your country, is it true that it is common for citizens to have to pay bribes to obtain a service or for them to resolve a problem?

Question #12: What do you think is the main reason why people do not report corruption?

Question #13: What do you think is the main contribution that the youth in your country can make in the fight against corruption?

Question #14: When you think about terrorism, what cause first comes to your mind? (choose the most important factor in your view)