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This press release maps basic results about the amount and frequency of beer consumption in the Czech Republic from 2004 to 2011 and also some remarks regarding the status of non-alcoholic beer.

This press release maps basic results about the preferences of particular beer brands, the role of aspects like taste and price in case of choice and the interest in selected characteristics of the product.

This press release maps basic results about the interest of czech public in beer and information about it, assessment of the change the beer underwent in the last decade and expectations about its future.

In October 2011 CVVM survey investigated Czech public's views on the situation in the north of the Czech Republic (Šluknovský výběžek). One of the questions is focused on how serious problem the situation in the north Bohemia is. Another examined public opinion on the performance of different actors in this matter.

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In September 2011, questions about education were included in the regular research "Our Society". One of the questions was focused on the peoples' interest in the introduction of state secondary school-leaving examination, attitude to the idea of state guaranteed examination on secondary schools as a general concept and views on the preparation and conduct of this year's state examination.

In September 2011, questions about education were included in the regular research "Our Society". It has been examined, whether, according to the Czech citizens, everybody in the Czech Republic can achieve the education commensurate with his/her abilities. There were also mapped views on the quality of education in different types of schools.

In September 2011 CVVM gave to its respondents a series of questions focused on their holiday and spending of holidays in general.

In May, the CVVM devoted to HIV/AIDS. Two thirds of Czechs believe that AIDS currently poses for the Czech Republic a problem. A majority of Czech citizens (57%) believe that the relevant institutions engaged in AIDS issues adequately. The vast majority of Czechs (81%) are not afraid of HIV infection.

According to June survey of Public Opinion Research Centre, 35% of Czechs approve the government's plan to split the health care into "standard" health care, which would remain free (or more precisely paid from existing compulsory public health insurance), and "above-standard", which would be paid directly by patients, 60% oppose it.

In May 2011, Centre for Public Opinion Research asked questions about environment and its protection. Czech citizens should evaluate activity of Czech Republic in this area and also activities of some state institutions and ecological organizations in these questions. Concretely we were interested in opinions of Czechs on activity of Government, Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic, Parliament, Regional Offices, Municipal Offices.