European Union citizens' views on development assistance for developing countries, during the recent migrant crisis in Europe.

ABSTRACT:

Background

Development assistance from governments of high income countries represents the vast majority of international funding for global health. Recent stagnation of this important source of funding may affect attainment of major global health goals. The financial crisis is widely accredited as denting governments' outlay for development aid, as well as citizen's support for aid. Europe has also recently experienced record levels of migration; the so called 'European migration crisis'. This study aims to analyse trends in public attitudes towards development aid in European Union (EU) countries, in the context of the European migrant crisis.

Methods

Eurobarometer survey data from 2011 (prior to the migrant crisis) and 2015 (at the peak of the crisis) was analysed for 27

SUBMITTER: Huepers A 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6022484 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Jun

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature