The People's Perspective: Ipsos Trustworthiness Index of Ordinary Men and Women
The Ipsos Trustworthiness Index for 2024 highlights public trust in ordinary men and women across various countries. This data reflects how societies perceive the integrity and reliability of everyday individuals within their communities.
Which countries have the highest trust in ordinary men and women in 2024?
Indonesia – 55%
Mexico – 49%
India – 49%
Belgium – 48%
Ireland – 45%
France – 45%
Argentina – 45%
Spain – 45%
Colombia – 44%
New Zealand – 41%
Which countries have the lowest trust in ordinary men and women in 2024?
Japan – 18%
Turkey – 24%
South Korea – 24%
Hungary – 25%
Peru – 31%
South Africa – 32%
Sweden – 33%
Thailand – 33%
Malaysia – 34%
Italy – 35%
How does trust in ordinary people compare to previous years?
Indonesia saw an increase in trust, rising from 49% in 2023 to 55% in 2024, placing it at the top of the rankings. Mexico and India maintain high trust at 49%, consistent with previous years. Japan remains the lowest at 18%, reflecting persistent low public confidence in ordinary individuals.
Where does the United States rank in trust in ordinary men and women?
The United States shows 38% trust in ordinary men and women in 2024, down slightly from 41% in 2023. This places the U.S. in the middle of the rankings, reflecting moderate public confidence.
Which regions report the highest trust in ordinary individuals?
Latin American and Southeast Asian countries dominate the top of the rankings, with Indonesia, Mexico, and Colombia showing high levels of trust. European countries like Belgium and Ireland also rank high, reflecting broader public faith in community members.
What factors influence trust in ordinary people globally?
Countries with higher trust levels, such as Indonesia and Mexico, may experience strong community bonds and social cohesion. Conversely, lower trust in Japan and Turkey could reflect cultural differences, economic challenges, or societal fragmentation that impacts interpersonal trust.
