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C O D E A N D R E S P O N S E S T U D Y

January 24 – February 7, 2020

Survey Results

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Key Points

Nearly eight in ten (78%) respondents agreed with the statement 'Climate change is the single most pressing issue facing my generation.' 83% of climate change activists believe climate change is the most pressing issue, and 77% of first responders and developers agree with this statement.

Three quarters of respondents agree that not enough is being done to combat climate change. Nearly six in ten (59%) Colombian respondents strongly agree that not enough is being done to combat climate change, and 56% of Spanish respondents strongly agree with this statement.

87% of respondents feel it is very or somewhat important that a potential employer has taken action on climate change. 88% of developers and first responders said it was very or somewhat important that a potential employer has taken action on climate change. 85% of respondents said they were interested in working on projects to help solve climate change. 84% of first responders said they would be interested, and 86% of developers said they would be interested in working on projects to help solve climate change.

When looking at which technologies will make the most difference in solving climate change, over half (55%) of respondents think artificial intelligence will make the most difference, and almost half (48%) think data analytics will make the most difference, followed by 29% who think 5G/Edge computing or Internet-of-Things (IoT) will make the most difference.

Almost eight in ten (79%) respondents agree that climate change is something that can be reduced or combatted with technology, and 40% strongly agree. Over seven in ten (72%) agree that advances in mobile/5G/edge computing will be valuable in developing solutions to address climate change.

This poll was conducted between January 24-February 7, 2020 among an international sample of 3202 individuals, including 2,566 developers, 922 first responders, and 2,028 climate change activists. The interviews were conducted online. Results from the full survey have a margin of error of plus or minus 2 percentage points for developers and climate change activists, and plus or minus 3 percentage points for first responders. Margins of error will vary for country- or demographic-specific cuts.

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Issue Salience of Climate Change

Views on Corporate Responsibility for Climate Change

Interest in Participating in Projects to Help Stop Climate Change

Value of Technology in Addressing Climate Change

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Nearly eight in ten (78%) respondents agree that climate change is the single most pressing issue, and 45% strongly agree

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Strongly agree Somewhat agree Somewhat disagree Strongly disagree Don't know/Noopinion


Indicate how much you agree with the following statements. Climate change is the single most pressing issue facing my generation


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Almost six in ten (59%) Colombian respondents strongly agree that climate change is the single most pressing issue, and 56% of Indian respondents strongly agree

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Over six in ten (61%) respondents say that someone they know or love has been impacted by a natural disaster

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Indicate how much you agree with the following statements. I or someone I know/love has been impacted by a natural disaster


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Over three quarters (77%) of Indian respondents say that someone they know or love has been impacted by a natural disaster, and 73% of US respondents say that they or someone they know or love has been impacted by a natural disaster

32% 5%

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34% 11%

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Over four in ten (42%) respondents said they felt climate change was the most pressing issue facing humanity today

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Food insecurity

Economic inequality

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Which of these global crises do you feel is the most pressing issue facing humanity today? (Combined results)


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Almost six in ten (59%) Chinese respondents felt climate change was the most pressing issue facing humanity, while only 29% of US respondents felt climate change was the most pressing issue

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29% 23% 12% 5%42% 12% 10% 4%

49% 5% 16%42% 9% 12% 5%

46% 21% 10% 7%32% 9% 19% 4%

41% 7% 26%59% 9% 8% 5%

47% 11% 13%40% 14% 12% 5%42% 12% 14% 5%42% 12% 14% 4%

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Three quarters of respondents agree that not enough is being done to combat climate change, and 42% strongly agree with this statement

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Indicate how much you agree with the following statements. Not enough is being done to combat climate change


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Nearly six in ten (59%) Colombian respondents strongly agree that not enough is being done to combat climate change, and 56% of Spanish respondents strongly agree with this statement

33% 5%

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Indicate how much you agree with the following statements. Not enough is being done to combat climate change


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Almost three quarters (73%) of respondents said it is very important that action is taken on sustainable and clean water

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Natural disaster preparedness and response

Sustainable and clean energy

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How important is it that action is taken on each of the following areas to solve climate change?


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Climate change activists and developers were more likely than first responders to say it is very important for action to be taken across the three areas to solve climate change How important is it that action is taken on each of the following areas to solve climate change? [% indicating very important]


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Natural disaster preparedness andresponse

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Climate change activists and respondents in China and Colombia are the most likely to say that action is taken for clean water, energy, and natural disaster preparedness to solve climate change; while clean water is nominally seen as most important, there’s generally agreement that all three are very importantHow important is it that action is taken on each of the following areas to solve climate change?[% indicating very or somewhat important]



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Over half (54%) of respondents said they were very likely to support creating solutions for sustainable and clean water

36% 5%

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47% 9%

49% 9%

54% 8%

Natural disaster preparedness and response



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How likely are you, personally, to support, either through volunteering, charitable donations, or participating in a program to help create solutions?


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Climate change activists were more likely to personally support creating solutions than the other groups, especially for sustainable and clean water How likely are you, personally, to support, either through volunteering, charitable donations, or participating in a program to help create solutions?[% indicating very likely]


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Three-quarters or more of respondents in every country studied say they’re very or somewhat likely to support creating solutions for climate change through sustainable and clean water, energy, and natural disaster preparedness and response; respondents in Japan were unique in being more interested in natural disaster preparedness solutions over clean water or energyHow likely are you, personally, to support, either through volunteering, charitable donations, or participating in a program to help create solutions? [% indicating very or somewhat likely]



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Almost nine in ten (87%) said a company taking action on climate change was important to them when considering whether or not to work for a company, and 54% said it was very important

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When considering whether or not to work for a company, how important is it to you that a company has taken action to reduce climate change?


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Almost nine in ten (86%) Indian respondents said a company taking action on climate change was very important to them, and 63% of first responders and 62% of climate change activists said it was very important

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Over eight in ten (84%) agree that it’s important that companies operate in a sustainable way and take a stand on environmental issues, and over half (52%) strongly agree

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Indicate how much you agree with the following statements. It's important that companies operate in a sustainable way and take a stand on environmental issues


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Across almost all the groups and countries, a majority strongly agree it’s important that companies operate in a sustainable way and take a stand on environmental issues, except for Japan, where only 31% strongly agree

34% 4%

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72% 4%

46% 6%

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51% 8% 4%

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Indicate how much you agree with the following statements. It's important that companies operate in a sustainable way and take a stand on environmental issues


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Over eight in ten (83%) agree that developers must consider the environmental impact and sustainability of their technology solutions, and almost half (48%) strongly agree

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Indicate how much you agree with the following statements. Developers must consider the environmental impact and sustainability of their technology solutions.


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Nearly nine in ten (88%) agree that developers must consider the environmental impact and sustainability of their technology solutions, compared to 83% of developers and 81% of first responders

37% 5%

42% 7%

32% 4%

45% 10%

27% 9%

32% 7%

27% 5%

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Indicate how much you agree with the following statements. Developers must consider the environmental impact and sustainability of their technology solutions.


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Slightly more than three in ten (31%) developers said they had taken part in a hackathon that aims to support a social impact or humanitarian cause, but a majority (56%) said they had not participated

31%

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Have you ever taken part in a hackathon that aims to support a social impact or humanitarian cause?


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Two thirds of Indian respondents said they had taken part in a hackathon to support a social impact or humanitarian cause, and over half (51%) of first responders said they had participated

35% 9%

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Over half (52%) of respondents said they have taken part in another type of project that supports a social impact or humanitarian cause

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Have you ever taken part in another type of project that supports a social impact or humanitarian cause?


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Almost two-thirds (63%) of climate change activists said they have taken part in another type of project that supports a social impact or humanitarian cause

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Almost eight in ten (77%) respondents said they would be interested in working on a project that addresses a social impact or humanitarian issue with new technology, with 48% saying they would be very interested

29%

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How interested would you be in working on a project that addresses a social impact or humanitarian issue with new technology?


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Over eight in ten (85%) Indian respondents said they would be very interested in working on a project that addresses a social impact or humanitarian issue with new technology

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How interested would you be in working on a project that addresses a social impact or humanitarian issue with new technology?


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85% of respondents said they were interested in working on projects to help solve climate change, and 50% said they were very interested

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How interested are you in working on projects to help solve climate change?


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Over eight in ten (82%) Indian respondents said they were very interested in working on projects to help solve climate change, and almost six in ten (57%) of climate change activists said they were very interested

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How interested are you in working on projects to help solve climate change?


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Almost half (49%) of respondents said they would like to create climate change solutions for forests, and over four in ten (41%) said they would like to create climate change solutions for oceans

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Are there any specific geographic regions, communities, or environments you would like to create climate change solutions for? Select all that apply.


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Forests were the most selected geographic region to create climate change solutions for; climate change activists also wanted to create solutions for oceans, while developers and first responders were more focused on urban areasAre there any specific geographic regions, communities, or environments you would like to create climate change solutions for? Select all that apply.


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Forests were seen as the area most respondents wanted to create solutions for in nearly every country, save for India (urban areas), Egypt (drought-prone areas) and Spain (oceans)Are there any specific geographic regions, communities, or environments you would like to create climate change solutions for? Select all that apply. [% selected, by country]



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Eight in ten respondents agree that most people want to do something to help combat climate change, but don’t know where to start and 43% strongly agree

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Indicate how much you agree with the following statements. Most people want to do something to help combat climate change, but don't know where to start


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Over eight in ten (84%) climate change activists agree that most people want to do something to help climate change, but don’t know where to start

39% 4%

43% 6%

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Indicate how much you agree with the following statements. Most people want to do something to help combat climate change, but don't know where to start


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Three quarters of respondents agree that they’d be more likely to contribute to a project developing solutions to climate change if their employer let them work on it during company time, and 38% strongly agree

37%

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Indicate how much you agree with the following statements. I would be more likely to contribute to a project developing solutions to climate change if my employer let me work on it during company time.


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Eight in ten Indian respondents said they would be more likely to contribute to a project developing solutions to climate change if their employer would let them work on it during company time

33% 7%

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Almost four in ten (39%) respondents think technology is certain to help solve climate change, and 34% think it is very likely to help solve climate change

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Somewhat likelyto help

Not very likelyto help

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How likely do you think it is that technology can help solve climate change?


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Over six in ten (61%) Egyptian respondents think technology can help solve climate change, and over half (51%) of Indian respondents think technology can help solve climate change

39% 23% 4%

37% 26% 4%

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Almost eight in ten (79%) respondents agree that climate change is something that can be reduced or combatted with technology, and 40% strongly agree

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Over half (52%) of Indian respondents agree that climate change can be reduced or combatted with technology, and 46% of Egyptian respondents strongly agree

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Over half (55%) of respondents think artificial intelligence will make the most difference in solving climate change, and almost half (48%) think data analytics will make the most difference in solving climate change

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What types of technologies will make the most difference in solving climate change? Select all that apply.


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Over half (56%) of developers said artificial intelligence will make the most difference in solving climate changeWhat types of technologies will make the most difference in solving climate change? Select all that apply.


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Across the board, respondents in almost every country believed AI and data analytics to make the most difference in solving climate change, save for India, where 5G/edge computing, IoT, and mobile apps were seen as more impactful; Egypt was particularly likely to value AI as a solution for climate changeWhat types of technologies will make the most difference in solving climate change? Select all that apply. [% selected, by country]



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Three quarters agree that the open source community can help scale climate change solutions to communities in need, and 35% strongly agree

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85% of Chinese respondents believe that the open source community can help scale climate change solutions to communities in need, and 82% of Indian respondents agree

39% 10%

45% 13%

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44% 14%

30% 10%

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Over seven in ten (72%) agree that advances in mobile/5G/edge computing will be valuable in developing solutions to address climate change, and 34% strongly agree

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Over eight in ten (82%) Chinese respondents agree advances in mobile/5G/edge computing will be valuable in developing solutions to address climate change and 79% of Indian respondents agree

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