ASEAN: opinion on governments' COVID-19 policies by country 2022

In a survey conducted in Southeast Asian countries in November and December 2021, more than 93 percent of the respondents from Myanmar evaluated their government's performance during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic poorly or very poorly. In contrast, around 98 percent of the respondents from Brunei rated their government's COVID-19 policies to have been either good or adequate.

Satisfaction rate regarding the governmental performance during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in Southeast Asia in 2022, by country

Characteristic	Well	Adequate	Neutral	Poor	Very poor
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Release date

February 2022

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Region

Asia, APAC

Survey time period

November 11 to December 31, 2021

Number of respondents

1,677 respondents

Special properties

among Southeast Asian respondents

Method of interview

CAPI interview, questionnaire

Supplementary notes

Original question: "How has your government performed this year in addressing the COVID-19 pandemic?"

ASEAN stands for Association of Southeast Asian Nations and is a political and economic union composed of the ten member states Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Respondent share by nationality:

Brunei: n = 3.2%
Cambodia: n = 4.8%
Indonesia: n = 7.8%
Laos: n = 2.6%
Malaysia: n = 8.1%
Myanmar: n = 20.9%
Philippines: n = 23.9%
Singapore: n = 13.2%
Thailand: n = 7%
Vietnam: n = 8.6%

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