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"I think I will have to move because of climate change" response to climate survey.jpg 4,501 × 4,501; 1.51 MB
25% of Europeans feel that the fight against climate change will make them lose their jobs.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 182 KB
36% of Europeans want teleworking to be favoured to fight climate change More specifically, concerning transport, which three actions should be prioritised to combat climate change..svg 744 × 1,052; 380 KB
4 out of 10 EU citizens think the most significant way to limit climate change is a radical change in habits. Which of the following statements do you most agree with..svg 744 × 1,052; 281 KB
4 out of 10 Europeans on average say subsidies for electric cars should be a priority to fight climate change, but there are disparities among countries..svg 744 × 1,052; 374 KB
40% of EU citizens and 47% of Chinese people want to improve public transport..svg 744 × 1,052; 385 KB
A ban on high-emission vehicles in city centres has much more support in China than in Europe and the US..svg 744 × 1,052; 380 KB
A growing number of European and Chinese respondents believe that their behaviour can make a difference in tackling climate change.jpg 1,357 × 1,512; 179 KB
A large majority of Europeans cite COVID-19 as one of the biggest challenges facing their country..svg 744 × 1,052; 323 KB
A majority of EU citizens say improving public transport should be a key part of the fight against climate change..svg 744 × 1,052; 374 KB
A third of Chinese people believe that the carbon footprint should be on every product we buy. Only 2 Europeans out of 10 see this as a priority..svg 744 × 1,052; 422 KB
A third of EU citizens want bike paths built to help combat climate change, especially in Estonia, Slovakia and Poland.-prioritised to fight climate change..svg 744 × 1,052; 388 KB
A third of Europeans and Americans think most people are going to give up cars.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 179 KB
A third of Europeans say that most of us will switch to a plant-based diet within 20 years.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 183 KB
A vast majority say they are making efforts to reduce their contribution to climate change, but few are making radical lifestyle changes..svg 2,730 × 3,300; 1.64 MB
About a quarter of the people interviewed share the view that climate change occurs naturally.png 1,530 × 2,066; 308 KB
Access to wood and water appears to be severely impacted by climate change in Kenya and Cameroon.png 1,528 × 2,048; 342 KB
According to Europeans, a radical change in people's behaviours is the best way to fight climate change. American and Chinese respondents say the answer is technological innovation.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 197 KB
Added productivity (in %).png 1,724 × 890; 50 KB
Adjuments made by banks in sub-Saharan Africa to respond to the COVID-19 crisis during 2020 (% respondents).png 589 × 864; 62 KB
Adoption of advanced digital technologies (% of firms).png 795 × 637; 49 KB
Adoption of digital technologies by firm size (in %).png 2,200 × 2,616; 184 KB
Adoption of digital technologies by firm size.png 1,066 × 594; 58 KB
Adoption of digital technologies by sector (in %).png 2,200 × 2,796; 235 KB
Adoption of digital technologies by sector, in the EU and the US.png 1,077 × 526; 59 KB
Almost all Chinese people and more than three-quarters of Americans and Europeans say climate change has an impact on daily lives.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 214 KB
Americans and Europeans are critical of the public's action on climate change, while Chinese respondents believe people are doing everything possible.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 160 KB
Americans and Europeans say climate change will still be a serious issue in 2050, but many Chinese respondents believe it will be under control by this time.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 246 KB
Americans, Chinese and Europeans are in broad agreement that they are not doing enough to fight the climate emergency.png 1,518 × 2,070; 339 KB
An increase in natural disasters, damage to the environment and rising temperatures are the biggest concerns for Europeans..svg 744 × 1,052; 204 KB
At least 4 in 10 people plan to avoid air travel once COVID-19 restrictions end..svg 744 × 1,052; 330 KB
At least three-quarters of respondents in all ten countries agree that climate change is affecting their daily lives.png 1,524 × 2,104; 311 KB
Bank plans over the next 12 months (% respondents) in East Africa.png 1,184 × 662; 74 KB
Banking sector exposure to climate transition risk by country and sectors (a higher score means greater risk).png 906 × 688; 59 KB
Banks plans for the next 12 months (% respondents).png 1,272 × 788; 54 KB
Barriers to green investment.png 2,200 × 3,980; 195 KB
Barriers to municipal investment (% of respondents).png 1,791 × 906; 60 KB
Better recycling is a priority, especially in Central and Eastern Europe. More specifically, concerning consumption, which two actions should be prioritised to combat climate change?.svg 744 × 1,052; 383 KB
Better recycling- a priority. Except for some Northern European countries..svg 744 × 1,052; 386 KB
Bicycling or walking- safer than public transport, according to most Europeans and Chinese people..svg 744 × 1,052; 400 KB
Big differences in views on public transport and COVID-19..svg 744 × 1,052; 378 KB
Big divisions on the question of putting limits on people's use of energy.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 190 KB
Big support for more efficiency in public transport. More specifically, concerning trips within cities, which two actions should be prioritised to fight climate change..svg 744 × 1,052; 323 KB
Breakdown of vehicle choice by country.png 1,548 × 2,054; 501 KB
Catching COVID-19 is a greater concern than climate change..svg 744 × 1,052; 385 KB
Change in credit standards over 2020 and expected change over 2021 (% respondents).png 1,200 × 740; 72 KB
Citizens in most countries would favour stricter government measures to tackle the climate crisis, although to different extents.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 202 KB
Citizens in most European countries say we need to radically change our habits.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 213 KB
Citizens want governments to adopt stricter rules that force people to change.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 163 KB
Cleaning up transport. More specifically, concerning transport, which three actions should be prioritised to combat climate change..svg 744 × 1,052; 285 KB
Climate action priorities in Europe. In order to combat climate change, which areas of action should be prioritised..svg 592 × 678; 446 KB
Climate change and COVID-19. The crisis has changed people’s views on the challenges facing their countries.svg 744 × 1,052; 509 KB
Climate change has caused losses for over half of respondents in Africa and the Middle East.png 1,492 × 2,012; 208 KB
Climate change is affecting the everyday lives of at least two-thirds of Europeans, Americans and Chinese people.png 1,544 × 2,060; 306 KB
Climate change is having a major influence on life choices.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 123 KB
Climate change specific personnel (% of surveyed African banks).png 1,465 × 1,079; 72 KB
Climate investment is stalling, but more firms plan to invest, with firms in low-carbon sectors taking the lead.jpg 4,626 × 2,576; 1.08 MB
Climate perceptions influence investments.png 2,200 × 3,980; 184 KB
Climate policies that consider income and social differences are popular in most countries..svg 744 × 1,052; 382 KB
Climate risk approach (% of surveyed African banks).png 1,415 × 1,037; 85 KB
Composition of investment in EU27.png 1,063 × 511; 52 KB
Corporate digital divide profiles - effects of COVID-19.png 915 × 586; 46 KB
Country breakdown for solutions to combat climate change.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 221 KB
Country breakdown of individual action on climate change.jpg 1,433 × 1,504; 227 KB
Country breakdown on 2050 carbon goals.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 158 KB
Create products that can be repaired, and reduce prices for sustainable products. More specifically, concerning sustainable consumption, which two actions should be prioritised to fight climate change and damage to the environment..svg 744 × 1,052; 398 KB
Crowding out index by region (higher value means more difficult conditions for private sector lending).png 879 × 688; 106 KB
Cutting energy needs.png 2,200 × 6,976; 230 KB
Different countries, different hurdles for bicycling. What is holding you back from using a bicycle (traditional or electric) for your daily commute..svg 744 × 1,052; 460 KB
Different views on a ban for products that emit more greenhouse gases. More specifically, concerning consumption, which two actions should be prioritised to combat climate change?.svg 744 × 1,052; 376 KB
Digital adoption and broadband speed, by NUTS2 region.png 1,087 × 772; 202 KB
Digital adoption and digital skills as a response to COVID-19.png 811 × 592; 32 KB
Digital adoption and innovative environments (% of firms).png 808 × 655; 54 KB
Digital adoption and management practices.png 1,081 × 658; 127 KB
Digital adoption and share of population with high digital skills.png 1,042 × 649; 126 KB
Digital infrastructure as a major obstacle to investment (in %) and average latency (in milliseconds), by NUTS2 region.png 1,090 × 712; 151 KB
Digital infrastructure as barrier to investment, results by country.png 969 × 625; 249 KB
Digital infrastructure reported as obstacle to investment of firms by country.png 2,200 × 2,856; 250 KB
Digital uptake as a response to COVID-19.png 817 × 580; 28 KB
Digital uptake in the European Union and in the United States (in %).png 1,024 × 505; 40 KB
Digitalisation of firms by country.png 2,200 × 4,332; 359 KB
Do you think you will have to move because of climate change?.jpg 4,501 × 4,501; 1.92 MB
Eastern Europeans are slightly more confident about climate change in 2050.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 202 KB
Education on sustainable consumption should be prioritised. More specifically, concerning consumption, which two actions should be prioritised to combat climate change?.svg 744 × 1,052; 370 KB
EIB climate survey - people in favour of lowering speed limits on motorways.jpg 1,080 × 1,080; 318 KB
EIB Climate Survey - people who say the war in Ukraine should make us accelerate the green transition.jpg 1,080 × 1,080; 348 KB
EIBIS Corporate Digitalisation Index, by country.png 1,071 × 595; 67 KB
EIBIS Corporate Digitalisation Index.png 981 × 591; 226 KB
Employment growth 2017 - 2020 (in %).png 2,200 × 2,928; 180 KB
Employment growth since beginning of 2020 (in %).png 1,056 × 570; 50 KB
EU firms are more engaged in climate action than their US peers.jpg 4,626 × 2,357; 965 KB
EU firms to benefit from clarity on the pathway to carbon-neutrality.jpg 4,735 × 2,485; 948 KB
Europe, China and US agree. We need more renewable power.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 122 KB
European and American car buyers would opt for hybrid or petrol or diesel cars, while Chinese respondents favour fully electric cars.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 129 KB
European, American and Chinese respondents say policies to fight climate change will improve quality of life.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 194 KB
Europeans and Americans are divided on why they should reduce fossil fuels..svg 744 × 1,052; 258 KB
Europeans and Americans are the most willing to change heating and cooling habits, while Chinese people are more willing to change everyday mobility habits.png 1,530 × 2,070; 386 KB
Europeans and Americans believe their governments are not active enough on climate action. Chinese respondents say people just don't want to change.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 157 KB
Europeans and Americans say they are more worried about the climate than their governments. Chinese respondents feel the opposite is true.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 224 KB
Europeans and Americans say unsafe roads are the main barrier to regular bicycling, while physical effort is the biggest obstacle in China..svg 744 × 1,052; 314 KB
Europeans and Chinese ride bicycles or walk because it is safer than public transport and climate-friendly..svg 744 × 1,052; 241 KB
Europeans are ready and willing to use trains instead of planes for short distances.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 179 KB
Europeans are split on whether climate action will help the economy to grow.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 248 KB
Europeans are split when asked whether people are doing all they can to fight climate change.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 215 KB
Europeans remain divided when asked whether climate change is the biggest current challenge.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 163 KB
Europeans say a radical change in habits is the most significant way to stop climate change. Americans and Chinese are more divided between habits and technology..svg 744 × 1,052; 221 KB
Europeans say policies to help the climate will reduce their purchasing power.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 257 KB
Europeans, Americans and Chinese have different views on how to handle the energy crisis.png 1,538 × 2,070; 268 KB
Europeans, Americans and Chinese people believe that stopping flying would be the easiest action..svg 744 × 1,052; 269 KB
Except for the Chinese, people are reluctant to carbon offset their flights..svg 744 × 1,052; 379 KB
Except in Italy, most people aren't willing to change their home heating and cooling habits.png 1,542 × 2,044; 437 KB
Expected change in credit demand from small and medium-sized enterprises in 2021 (% respondents), Southern Africa.png 1,232 × 684; 75 KB
Expected change in credit demand from small and medium-sized enterprises over next year (%) respondents in East Africa.png 1,132 × 672; 76 KB
Expected change in credit standards in 2021 (% respondents), Southern Africa.png 1,238 × 744; 68 KB
Expected change in credit standards over next 12 months (% respondents), Central Africa.png 1,280 × 770; 73 KB
Factors constraining credit supply (% respondents), Central Africa.png 1,223 × 773; 117 KB
Factors constraining credit supply (% respondents), East Africa.png 1,210 × 784; 114 KB
Factors constraining credit supply (% respondents), Southern Africa.png 1,220 × 768; 114 KB
Factors constraining credit supply, West Africa.png 1,288 × 908; 117 KB
Fewer firms in cohesion regions are transforming digitally or tackling climate change.jpg 4,696 × 2,384; 923 KB
Fewer than three in ten people would accept capping the temperature in homes at 19°C in winter.png 1,546 × 2,078; 345 KB
Financial conditions index for Africa.png 973 × 625; 67 KB
Firms are considering risks and opportunities of climate change.jpg 2,272 × 2,596; 660 KB
Firms are waking up to the reality of climate change.jpg 2,271 × 2,596; 659 KB
Firms becoming more digital as a response to COVID-19.png 801 × 658; 54 KB
Firms investing in climate.png 2,200 × 3,688; 129 KB
Firms investing in employee training (in %), in the EU and in the US.png 1,045 × 556; 49 KB
Firms investing in measures to improve energy efficiency in the EU and in the US.png 1,048 × 499; 39 KB
Firms tended to invest more in regions with good digital infrastructure.jpg 4,626 × 2,481; 1.3 MB
Firms that invested to become more digital as a response to COVID-19, by country.png 1,068 × 615; 268 KB
Firms that plan to cut investment as a result of the COVID-19 crisis.png 2,800 × 4,012; 301 KB
Firms that received government support, by the pandemic's impact on sales.png 1,650 × 2,151; 149 KB
Firms that use advanced digital technologies and invested to become more digital as a response to COVID-19 (in %).png 1,072 × 552; 60 KB
Firms' expectations of COVID-19's long-term impact.png 1,650 × 2,034; 144 KB
Firms' health after the COVID-19 crisis (in %).png 951 × 1,156; 65 KB
Firsm perceptions of transition risks.png 2,200 × 3,980; 323 KB
For almost everyone, the easiest action would be to stop flying. Among the following actions to fight climate change, what would be.svg 744 × 1,052; 357 KB
For Americans and Europeans, price is the main barrier to buying an electric vehicle; Chinese people are more divided and have concerns about driving range.png 1,502 × 2,050; 292 KB
For most EU countries, priority should be given to the production of renewable energy.png 1,548 × 2,060; 526 KB
For the vast majority of African and Middle Eastern respondents, climate change is already having an impact on their everyday lives.png 1,534 × 2,030; 215 KB
For the vast majority of people in three parts of the world, sustainability is an important factor when seeking a job.png 1,496 × 2,030; 269 KB
Giving up cars is the most difficult action for Europeans and Americans. For the Chinese, it’s meat..svg 744 × 1,052; 316 KB
Going on vacation in their own country is the first action considered by Europeans and Chinese people to fight climate change..svg 744 × 1,052; 402 KB
Great differences on transport. More specifically, concerning transport, which three actions should be prioritised to combat climate change..svg 744 × 1,052; 400 KB
Great disparities in Europe regarding the government's priority for the recovery..svg 744 × 1,052; 379 KB
Greater disparities between planes and trains for trips of five hours or less..svg 744 × 1,052; 385 KB
Greater disparities on the purchase of products. Regarding food, do you do any of the following to fight climate change..svg 744 × 1,052; 372 KB
Greater willingness among European seniors. Faced with the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, what should be the priority of your national government..svg 744 × 1,052; 269 KB
Green finance opportunities and products (% of surveyed African banks).png 1,365 × 869; 52 KB
Green firms lead investment.png 2,200 × 3,864; 183 KB
Half of Europeans say they expect there will be a quota of energy allocated to each citizen in 20 years.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 164 KB
Half of Europeans support a limit on the amount of meat and dairy products each person can buy, while most Americans reject this measure.png 1,508 × 2,048; 238 KB
Half of Europeans want to focus more on energy. In order to combat climate change, which areas of action should be prioritised..svg 744 × 1,052; 353 KB
Heating, air conditioning and daily mobility are the areas where people believe their individual actions can have the greatest impact on reducing their carbon footprint.png 1,538 × 2,046; 386 KB
If COVID-19 travel restrictions are lifted, Europeans and Chinese people would be inclined to change air travel habits..svg 744 × 1,052; 248 KB
If they had to change cars, Europeans and Americans would prefer a hybrid vehicle, whereas many Chinese people would opt for an electric one.png 1,544 × 2,048; 283 KB
If travel restrictions are lifted, flying less frequently would become popular..svg 744 × 1,052; 370 KB
Impact of COVID-19 on firms' sales and investment plans.png 1,650 × 2,136; 136 KB
Impact of COVID-19 on firms' sales.png 1,650 × 1,917; 96 KB
Impact of COVID-19 on investment plans.png 1,650 × 2,034; 106 KB
Impact of energy costs and uncertainty on climate investment (change in the probability of investment).png 1,725 × 820; 48 KB
Impact of the COVID 19 crisis on firms, since the beginning of 2020.png 1,060 × 684; 127 KB
Impact of the COVID-19 crisis on business, as perceived by banks in sub-Saharan Africa (% respondents).png 650 × 960; 84 KB
Important profit drivers (% of banks surveyed).png 1,126 × 657; 57 KB
In all EU countries, a majority of citizens agree that the European Union is at the forefront in the fight against climate change.svg 744 × 1,052; 474 KB
In all European countries, the purchase of seasonal products is the main action carried out to fight climate change..svg 744 × 1,052; 387 KB
In Europe, more people want public transport and electric cars..svg 744 × 1,052; 256 KB
In Europe, there is no unanimous opinion on which individual actions have the most impact on people's carbon footprint.png 1,514 × 2,064; 548 KB
In most European nations, protecting the future of the planet is cited as the main advantage of giving up fossil fuels, but some countries say the primary benefit is energy independence.png 1,536 × 2,106; 555 KB
In some EU countries, transport and industry stand out. In order to combat climate change, which areas of action should be prioritised..svg 744 × 1,052; 362 KB
In the current context, climate change is seen as a lower priority for Eastern European countries.png 1,524 × 2,086; 519 KB
In your opinion what are the three biggest challenges that citizens in your country are currently facing.svg 744 × 1,052; 235 KB
Information is key for climate investments.jpg 4,626 × 2,408; 1.15 MB
Investment in training also decreased, particularly at small firms.jpg 4,626 × 2,230; 760 KB
Investment priority over the next three years (in %).png 1,017 × 555; 49 KB
Investments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.png 504 × 613; 31 KB
Investments to tackle climate change (by EU firms).png 496 × 613; 25 KB
Investments to tackle climate change.png 1,018 × 517; 49 KB
Just over half of those interviewed in Africa and the Middle East claim to be taking action to adapt to climate change.png 1,534 × 1,994; 242 KB
Just over one-third of French and Germans are prepared to change their daily mobility habits.png 1,578 × 2,064; 439 KB
Labelling all food products is widely accepted in China and the European Union, but Americans are slightly less enthusiastic.png 1,494 × 2,014; 227 KB
Like the United States and United Kingdom, most European countries think the main barrier to solving the climate is the slow action of governments.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 203 KB
Long-term obstacles to investment for European firms.png 816 × 922; 53 KB
Low support for more pedestrian areas in city centres..svg 744 × 1,052; 367 KB
Major obstacles small and medium enterprises face when investing in digital technologies.png 1,057 × 541; 66 KB
Management practices (in %).png 1,048 × 553; 53 KB
Many Chinese respondents fear they will lose their jobs because of climate action.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 149 KB
Many Europeans believe they might have to move because of climate change.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 144 KB
Meanwhile, COVID-19 is still the biggest daily challenge in Europe and the United States, but the climate is regaining importance. Climate is the top challenge in China.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 164 KB
Median wage per employee.png 1,060 × 580; 58 KB
Median wages at digital and non digital firms in euro.png 2,200 × 4,868; 211 KB
More Latin countries favour stricter measures..svg 744 × 1,052; 421 KB
More Northern Europeans see technology as the way to limit climate change. Which of the following statements do you most agree with..svg 744 × 1,052; 482 KB
More than 7 in 10 people, especially in China, think individual behaviour can help fight climate change..svg 744 × 1,052; 247 KB
More than 7 people out of 10 believe policies to tackle climate change must consider income gaps and inequality..svg 744 × 1,052; 237 KB
More than half of Chinese people say taxes on heavily polluting cars should be prioritised. Europeans, Americans and the British are more hesitant..svg 744 × 1,052; 386 KB
More than half of those surveyed in each country feel the impact of climate change on their income or source of livelihood.png 1,542 × 2,092; 331 KB
More than one in three people say they plan to travel by plane for their holidays next summer.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 155 KB
Most Chinese and Europeans are in favour of a carbon budget system while Americans remain divided.png 1,496 × 2,048; 279 KB
Most Chinese people believe their country will successfully reduce carbon emissions by 2050. Americans and Europeans are sceptical about these goals.jpg 1,700 × 2,200; 135 KB

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