CSA (Institut d'Etudes) in the news

A recent survey by Institut CSA shows that 91% of French people support expelling drug traffickers from social housing, with broad consensus across demographics and political leanings, despite legal complexities in implementation.

A survey conducted by CSA for Cdiscount highlights that the vast majority of French shoppers rely on major sales events to buy home electronics and appliances while prioritizing trust and delivery factors.

Polling institutes in France, often owned by wealthy individuals with political agendas, produce polls that are frequently biased by methodology, question design, and subjective adjustments, influencing public debate and political narratives.

A recent CSA study highlights record-high absenteeism and deteriorating mental health among French hospital workers due to intense physical and psychological pressure.

A Wifirst/CSA study shows that high-quality internet connectivity is now the primary deciding factor for students when choosing their accommodation.

CSA strengthens its management by appointing Xavier Terryn as director of development and Pierre Labarraque as director of the Connect division to enhance governance and business growth.

CSA Institut d'Etudes reinforces its management with the appointments of Xavier Terryn as Director of Development and Pierre Labarraque as Director of the Connect pole to enhance strategy and growth.

A 2025 study shows most French people tip regularly and strongly support the tax exemption on tips, which has been extended until 2028.

A 2025 study by Sherpa and CSA shows French ski tourists spend about 20% of their vacation budget on food, with a focus on adapting to new shopping habits.

In France, 4 million seniors are digitally excluded, increasing their social isolation amid rapid digitalization, prompting calls for a national plan to address this issue.

French ecological engagement declined slightly in 2025, with widespread use of personal cars and fast fashion, but many still practice basic eco-friendly habits like waste sorting and energy conservation.

Aurélie Mohorcic is named partner and head of the Consumer division at CSA Research, leading innovation and strategic insights for marketing and communication.

Most French users find smartphone ads intrusive and annoying, with CSA advising less intrusive, contextually relevant, and creatively human ads to improve effectiveness.

A 2025 French survey reveals growing individual responsibility and confidence in professional training, persistent inequalities, evolving views on career reconversion, and widespread but uneven AI adoption with a strong desire for tailored training.

A CSA survey shows 69% of French adults favor banning the veil in public spaces, with support varying by age and political affiliation.

Nearly half of French people listen to podcasts weekly, favoring replay radio over native podcasts, with a young, urban, and connected audience mostly consuming content solo and on the go.

A declining number of French consumers are considering purchasing electric cars, primarily due to cost concerns and a preference for hybrid vehicles.

A study by CSA reveals growing French interest in Dry January and non-alcoholic wines, with Maison Chavin leading market growth and aiming for premium positioning.

A study reveals growing French interest in non-alcoholic wines and Dry January, especially among young adults who seek healthier, flexible drinking habits.