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In particular, almost a third of the surveyed citizens (28%) are now ready to sacrifice their own interests for the sake of social harmony, compared to 14% in pre-war 2021. As the war brings these issues to the headlines and makes them more relevant in everyday life, society's expectations of the state are significantly higher than before the war,' comments Evgeniyia Bliznyuk, sociologist, CEO & Founder of Gradus Research.Īt the same time, the survey results show a significant shift towards greater altruistic sentiment in society. Society cannot install air defense systems on its own, build new housing for IDPs who have suffered from the war and lost their homes, and society cannot regulate the system of adoption or assistance to vulnerable groups. 'The growing level of paternalism shows that society is unable to cope with the challenges of today on its own and expects the state to solve many issues. Therefore, in times of war, it is normal for citizens to raise their expectations of the state. However, in this case, the increased expectations are dictated by the fact that certain important aspects of the present can only be solved by the state, such as the country's defence capability or defence system. At the same time, we see an increase in citizens' expectations of the state, which are traditionally perceived as indicators of paternalism. The war has contributed to unity and active development of horizontal ties in society, which help Ukrainians solve complex problems on a person-to-person level. Increasing levels of paternalism, altruism and the signature Ukrainian spirit of freedom Support for Ukraine's accession to the EU and NATO has also increased significantly: while in August 2021, 61% and 60% of respondents, respectively, declared this vector of development was right, 78% and 79% of respondents now share this opinion. This is reflected in respondents' more positive assessment of the state of affairs in Ukraine: currently, 61% of respondents believe that the country is moving in the right direction, compared to just over half (52%) in March 2022. Unity in the vision of the country's development is growing and strengthening 2023 is no exception, so we will see some processes in dynamics and be able to track which ones have been strengthened or weakened by the full-scale war that has been going on for a year and a half.

Every August, on the eve of Independence Day, Gradus Research conducts a sociological survey to find out how citizens assess life in Ukraine and the vector of its development, how they see their future and in what direction they are changing as a society.

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