Almost two-thirds (64,9%) of the population of Ukraine noted a significant increase in prices for housing and communal services tariffs in the new year and the quality of the services provided does not match the price.
This is evidenced by the results of the sociological research "All-Ukrainian Omnibus" published by the research company Active Group.
According to them, only 14,7% of the population are satisfied with the price-quality ratio of housing and communal services services, and only 0,2% believe that they have high-quality services at a reasonable price.
The message states that 33,6% of respondents indicated that tariffs for them have increased significantly since the new year, 31,3% rated the increase in tariffs as small, 20,4% of respondents answered that tariffs have not changed, and only 3,9% indicated on their reduction.
According to the study, almost half of Ukrainians (46,5%) place responsibility for the inadequacy of housing and communal services tariffs on the central government, 14,8% of respondents blame resource suppliers, 13,2% on local authorities, and 8% on international structures. Only 5,2% of respondents said that the tariffs are adequate.
The research was conducted from January 23 to 25, 2021 using the CATI method (computer-assisted telephone interviews) based on a random sample of mobile phone numbers. The sample is representative of the adult population (aged 18 and older) of Ukraine. A total of 1200 respondents were surveyed. The error at a confidence probability of 0,95 does not exceed 2,9%.
