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This Eurobarometer study conducted face-to-face surveys in 27 EU Member States to explore volunteering activities, benefits, social cohesion, and intergenerational solidarity, with a focus on active ageing. The survey gathered insights on volunteer organizations, local rescue teams, and diverse perspectives on volunteering frameworks within the European Union.
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Methodology Special Eurobarometer • Survey conducted face-to-face in the respondent’s home • Fieldwork: mid-April – beginning of May 2011 • Population: representative sample of population 15+ • Coverage: European Union, 27 Member States • Number of interviews: 26,825 3
Agenda Volunteering within the European Union Active ageing and intergenerational solidarity in the EU 5
1.1 A quarter of Europeans have a voluntary activity Total ‘Yes’ : 24% 7
1.2 Volunteering benefits in the European Union: social cohesion cited by a third of Europeans 8
1.3 Volunteering as a vector of a certain European social model NB : this graphic only shows the items mentioned by more than 10% of respondents 9
1.4 In which types of organisations or associations do Europeans carry out their voluntary activities? * NB : this graphic only shows the items mentioned by more than 10% of respondents with a volunteering activity (24% of total sample) 10
1.5 Usefulness of local volunteer rescue teams QA14 The European Parliament would like each Member State of the EU and the local and regional authorities to create, in each region, rescue teams of volunteer workers to face natural disasters and accidents. Do you think that such a measure would be…? 3% 2% 11
1.6 Europeans are divided on how to define the framework and the way volunteering works 12
1.6 Definition of the framework and the way volunteering works: different responses from volunteers and non-volunteers 13
2.1 Different measures for reinforcing intergenerational solidarity perceived as efficient 83% 13% 59% 37% 89% 9% 15