Electoral and Political Mapping in Haiti: A Comprehensive Analysis in Nineteen Major Cities
Study of the Insurance Market in the Communes of the Metropolitan Area and Cap-Haïtien
Study and Analysis of Senatorial Elections in Haiti - April 2009
National Survey on Socio-Economic and Demographic Conditions in Haiti - 2023
National Survey on Socio-Economic and Demographic Conditions in Haiti - 2021/2022
National Survey on Socio-Economic and Demographic Conditions in Haiti - 2019
National Survey on Socio-Economic Conditions in Haiti 2018-2019
National Opinion Poll for DATAMATICA - 2015
National Semiotic Survey Haiti - 2019
Trac PF survey of women nationwide
The BRIDES-led project aims to map electoral and political trends in 19 major Haitian cities. This national survey is designed to offer detailed analysis and insights into the Haitian political landscape, providing statistical and graphical data.
A study conducted by BRIDES for AIC analyzed the insurance market in key urban areas of Haiti, surveying 2,500 households. It aimed to provide insights into consumer trends, to help AIC refine its strategy and improve its services.
The study conducted by BRIDES for the Fondation Nouvelle Haïti on the 2009 senatorial elections offered detailed analyses of electoral opinions in three distinct phases.
The project aims to carry out a national survey in Haiti to collect data on public opinions and attitudes. The study is designed to provide a detailed overview of the social, economic and political perspectives of the Haitian population.
The study aims to collect public opinions in Haiti, offering precise insights for political and economic decision-makers, and playing a crucial role in understanding the country's social dynamics.
This study aims to gather in-depth data on the Haitian population, shedding light on the country's socio-economic and demographic conditions.
This BRIDES project involves in-depth surveys in Haiti to collect socio-economic data. It aims to provide essential insights for understanding and planning development in Haiti, based on rigorous and representative data collection methodologies.
The BRIDES study for DATAMATICA is a detailed sample survey designed to capture the opinions of Haitians on various social and economic issues. The results will provide crucial insights for DATAMATICA's strategies in Haiti.
The study carried out by BRIDES for Isonomía Consultores aims to collect 1,450 people in the field, according to precise demographic criteria. The quality and representativeness of the data collected are essential to guarantee the accuracy and relevance of Isonomía's future analyses.
The study conducted by BRIDES for PSI/Haiti aimed to assess the use of modern contraceptive methods by Haitian women aged 15 to 49. It sought to identify the factors influencing this use, and to provide data to guide future family planning strategies. The TRaC survey was part of an ongoing effort to improve reproductive health services in Haiti.
Summary
Context
This study takes place in a context where Haiti is facing major socio-economic and political challenges. It was initiated in response to a growing need for reliable, up-to-date data on the opinions and attitudes of the Haitian population. The contract between D3 Systems and BRIDES formalized this collaboration, underlining the importance of this study for understanding current dynamics in Haiti.
Objectives
The study conducted by BRIDES, in collaboration with D3 Systems, aimed to gather data on public opinion in Haiti. The aim of the survey was to understand the population's perspectives and attitudes on various subjects, including politics, the economy and social issues. The aim was to provide a reliable and representative database to inform decision-makers and analysts.
Results/Impacts
The expected results of this study were multiple. Firstly, the collection of accurate data was to provide a better understanding of public opinion in Haiti. Secondly, the results were to be used to produce detailed analytical reports, offering valuable insights for public policy and development strategies. These reports were intended to guide decision-makers in formulating responses tailored to the needs and aspirations of the population.
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Our latest studies
National Survey on Socio-Economic and Demographic Conditions in Haiti - 2023
National Survey on Socio-Economic and Demographic Conditions in Haiti - 2021/2022
National Semiotic Survey Haiti - 2019
National Survey on Socio-Economic and Demographic Conditions in Haiti - 2019
National Survey on Socio-Economic Conditions in Haiti 2018-2019
Study of the Insurance Market in the Communes of the Metropolitan Area and Cap-Haïtien
Electoral and Political Mapping in Haiti: A Comprehensive Analysis in Nineteen Major Cities
National Opinion Poll for DATAMATICA - 2015
Trac PF survey of women nationwide