A survey released this Tuesday (21) shows that 65% of residents of the capital of São Paulo would change cities if they could. The survey was carried out by Rede Nossa São Paulo in partnership with Ipec.
According to the study, around 74% of those interviewed indicate that security is the biggest or second biggest problem in the city. Following are the areas of health (36%), public transport (15%), housing and education (tied with 12%).
Still among the problems in the capital of São Paulo, 11% cite job and income generation; and floods, floods and flooding.
Next comes a lack of green areas, such as squares and parks (9%), heat and increased temperature (8%), collection and disposal of solid waste (2%) and basic sanitation (1%). Among those who responded to the survey, 4% said they did not know what the main problem was.
According to the institute, in the last 12 months, 40% of people interviewed said that the quality of life in São Paulo was stable; 21% said it got a little worse; 7% who got much worse; 20% who improved a little and 11% who improved a lot.
For those interviewed, the institutions that contribute most to improving the quality of life in the city are NGOs, churches and neighborhood associations. Completing the top five places are private companies/entrepreneurs and the city hall.
The study interviewed 700 people aged 16 or over, and residents of the city of São Paulo for at least two years. Data collection took place between December 2nd and 27th, 2024.
This content was originally published in SP: 65% of the capital’s residents would like to change cities, says a survey on the CNN Brasil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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