2024年青年调查报告（英）_94页_7mb

报告摘要

Summary of Flash Eurobarometer EP013EP Youth Survey 2024

This report presents findings from a Youth Survey conducted among 16-30 year-olds across the 27 European Union Member States in 2024. The study aims to amplify youth voices and understand their perspectives on the EU.

Key Findings

Core Values: Young people prioritize human rights, democracy, and freedom of speech (45% and 41% respectively). Other important values include gender equality and tolerance.
Priorities for the EU: Key priorities include reducing costs of living, addressing climate change, and improving the economy (40%, 33%, and 31% respectively).
Sentiment Towards the EU: Three in five respondents support the EU, with variations in sentiment across countries. There is a slight increase in positive views compared to 2021.
Identity: Most young people feel primarily attached to their national identity (34%), though European identity is also significant in some countries.
EU Membership Benefits: Benefits cited include opportunities for young people to study and travel abroad, as well as cooperation between Member States.
Information Sources: Social media (42%) and television (39%) are the top sources for political and social issues, with significant reliance on social media among youth.
Disinformation: Over 75% report exposure to disinformation in the past week, though confidence in recognizing it is high (52% somewhat confident).
Engagement: Voting remains common, but many cite reasons for not participating, such as lack of trust in politics or insufficient information.
AI Adoption: AI tools are increasingly used for tasks like research and entertainment, particularly among higher-educated youth.