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In June 2020, the Public Opinion Research Centre focused its survey on environment and its protection.

51% of respondents expressed the opinion that attention to enviromental protection in the Czech Republic is appropriate, 42% see it as insufficient.

In June CVVM survey was focused on environmental issues. Respondents were asked about how satisfied or dissatisfied they are with the state of environment in the Czech Republic and in their place of residence. Next citizens rated the size of their satisfaction with concrete areas of environment in their residence such as cleanness of air, surrounding nature and surface water. Respondents also evaluated traffic density, level of noise and the quality of drinking water.

We also examined whether people are interested about information about the state of the environment and whether they have sufficient information on the state of the environment.

In its research, the Public Opinion Research Center focused on the coronavirus crisis and citizens' experiences with it. In June, more than three quarters (76%) of Czech citizens over the age of 15 were interested in the situation regarding the new coronavirus that causes COVID-19.

More than seven tenths (71 %) of Czech citiziens over the age 18 agreed in June with the view that Coronavirus has spread because China has kept information about it. Approximately the same share (70 %) of the Czech public also agreed that People who went on holiday to Italy at the turn of February and March, acting recklessly.

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Satisfaction with all the examined aspects of life significantly prevails in the population.

The three highest values of satisfaction on an eleven-point scale were chosen for most aspects by about half of the respondents. A lower share was found for future security (42%).

Only 5-11% of respondents were dissatisfied (points 1-4).

More than two thirds of respondents (68%) are concerned about the health of their loved ones (32% definitely), almost two fifths (39%) are concerned about their own health.

Due to coronavirus, the incomes of more than a third of households decreased (11% significantly), three-fifths have the same incomes. The increase in income was reported by 5% of households.

In the research, the Public Opinion Research Center focused on the coronavirus crisis and citizens' experiences with it.  We asked all respondent about the degree of agreement or disagrement with the adoption of certain health protection measures in case of another possible pandemic similar to the coronavirus.

Most respondents (86%) agreed that body temperature should be measured in public places such as hospitals or offices.

On the contrary, the least respondents (18%) agreed with the publication of names of infected people (79% disagree).

In its research, the Public Opinion Research Center focused on the coronavirus crisis and citizens' experiences with it. In June, more than three quarters (76%) of Czech citizens over the age of 18 were interested in the situation regarding the new coronavirus that causes COVID-19.

More than three quarters of respondents are concerned about the health of their loved ones (37% definitely) and the deterioration of the economic situation in the Czech Republic (31% definitely).

A quarter of respondents are concerned about a supply disruption, less than a third about insufficient hospital capacity.

Less than half of the respondents are worried about their own health, people in senior age are more worried, and people with poorer health are significantly more concerned.

Satisfaction with all the examined aspects of life significantly prevails in the population.

The three highest values of satisfaction on an eleven-point scale were chosen for most aspects by about half of the respondents. A lower share was found for future security (40%) and health (45%).

Only 5-11% of respondents were dissatisfied (points 1-4).

Satisfaction is conditioned by the achieved education, the material level of households and the state of health. The level of satisfaction is not related to gender and is not linearly dependent on age.

Concerns about the impact of coronavirus on the household economy are reflected in the level of satisfaction.