Barometer
One of the main problems in measuring corruption is the difficulty of obtaining reliable data on existing cases, a good deal of which is due to the diversity of measuring tools, whose scope, methodology and object differ considerably. So the indicators of citizens’ perception and the evolution of these indicators are extremely useful, among other reasons because economic agents and citizen response alters on the basis of perceptions.
The information on social attitudes to this phenomenon tells us about the level of acceptance of behaviour that lacks integrity.
This knowledge helps us define effective anti-corruption policies and actions aimed at bringing about the cultural changes that should occur at the same time.
The Anti-Fraud Office conducted its first monographic study encompassing all Catalonia in 2010. The barometers from 2012 and 2014 maintained the series on perception, which enables us to perform analysis from the comparative and evolutive perspective. Moreover, each study addresses specific, cross-cutting subjects, such as transparency or conflicts of interest.
2020 Barometer Corruption in Catalonia: citizens’ perceptions and attitudes
The 2020 Barometer gives an insight into citizens’ perceptions and attitudes with regard to the phenomenon of corruption in Catalonia. The study, drawn up by the Anti-Fraud Office of Catalonia in collaboration with the Centre for Public Opinion Studies (CEO) of the Catalan Government, was conducted from 5 to 28 October 2020 through telephone calls to 850 people.
2018 Barometer Corruption in Catalonia: citizens’ perceptions and attitudes
The 2018 Barometer gives an insight into citizens’ perceptions and attitudes with regard to the phenomenon of corruption in Catalonia. The study, drawn up by the Anti-Fraud Office of Catalonia in collaboration with the Centre for Public Opinion Studies (CEO) of the Catalan Government, was conducted from 5 to 31 October 2018 through telephone calls to 850 people.
2016 Barometer Corruption in Catalonia: citizens’ perceptions and attitudes
The 2016 Barometer gives an insight into citizens’ perceptions and attitudes with regard to the phenomenon of corruption in Catalonia. The study, drawn up by the Anti-Fraud Office of Catalonia in collaboration with the Centre for Public Opinion Studies (CEO) of the Catalan Government, was conducted from 17 to 25 October 2016 through telephone calls to 850 people.
2014 Barometer Corruption in Catalonia: citizens’ perceptions and attitudes
The 2014 Barometer gives an insight into citizens’ perceptions and attitudes with regard to the phenomenon of corruption in Catalonia. The study, drawn up by the Anti-Fraud Office of Catalonia in collaboration with the Centre for Public Opinion Studies (CEO) of the Catalan Government, was conducted from 10 to 18 November 2014 by means of 800 telephone surveys with people throughout Catalonia.
2012 Barometer Corruption in Catalonia: citizens’ perceptions and attitudes
The 2012 Barometer gives an insight into citizens’ perceptions and attitudes with regard to the phenomenon of corruption in Catalonia. The study, drawn up by the Anti-Fraud Office of Catalonia in collaboration with the Centre for Public Opinion Studies (CEO) of the Catalan Government, was conducted during the first fortnight of November 2012 by means of 800 telephone surveys with people throughout Catalonia.
2010 Survey Corruption in Catalonia: citizens’ perceptions and attitudes
The 2010 Survey gives an insight into citizens’ perceptions and attitudes with regard to the phenomenon of corruption in Catalonia. The study, drawn up by the Anti-Fraud Office of Catalonia in collaboration with the Centre for Public Opinion Studies (CEO) of the Catalan Government, was conducted during October 2010 by means of 2000 telephone surveys with people throughout Catalonia.
