Polls at NL-Aid
Posted on | november 21, 2011 | No Comments
The last few weeks NL-Aid had published 7 polls. These are the results.
The Millennium Development Goals will be met.
- Yes: 56,605 votes (32%)
- No: 121,114 votes (68%)
- Total votes: 177,719
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Deforestation is the worst form of abuse to mother earth. Ultimately, we pay a high price for our weak intervention.
- Yes: 104,355 (67%)
- No: 52,228 (33%)
- Total votes: 156,583
Meat from commercial hunting should be banned worldwide. Any kind of fish or meat can be grown or bred in a farm.
- Yes: 66,543 (52%)
- No: 61,261 (48%)
- Total votes: 127,804
The aid target, UN, 1970: rich countries agreed to spend 0.7% of their GNI, annually. Only 5 countries meet these terms. This subject should be put on the international agenda.
- Yes: 115,752 (73%)
- No: 41,812 (27%)
- Total votes: 157,564
Peacekeeping Missions are part of development cooperation/aid.
- Yes: 87,129 (52%)
- No: 80,745 (48%)
- Total votes: 167,874
Track records and output should be checked with quantitative studies and not with qualitative studies and booking only.
- Yes: 85,562 (54%)
- No: 72,391 (46%)
- Total votes: 157,953
The Right to Information Act should apply to all NGOs and western foundations.
- Yes: 100,226 (82%)
- No: 21,774 (18%)
- Total votes: 122,000
TOTAL VOTES: 1.067.497
Readers were allowed to:
- select one answer at each poll
- vote at each poll.
AUTHOR: Hans Sluijter
URL: www.NL-Aid.org
E-MAIL: info [at] www.NL-Aid.org
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Tags: aid target > booking > hunting > meat > Millennium Development Goals > output > Peacekeeping Missions > polls > qualitative studies > quantitative studies > Right to Information Act > Track records
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