Summarised by Centrist
Ipsos’ 2024 Equalities Index reveals that 40% of New Zealanders see inequality as a major issue, which is lower than the 52% global average.
According to the poll:
“People with mental health conditions and people with physical disabilities were identified by New Zealanders as groups who experience the most unequal or unfair treatment.”
Older generations in New Zealand are more likely to view the country as a meritocracy compared to younger ones.
Additionally, 46% of New Zealanders believe more can be done to promote equality, with the government seen as primarily responsible.
