Citizen Perception Survey-2022

November 9, 2022

Citizen Perception Survey 2022 is being conducted from November 9 to December 23.

What is Citizen Perception Survey?

The Citizen Perception Survey (CPS) is conducted as part of the Ease of Living Index. The CPS was conducted for the first time in 2020. While the government targeted to gain insights from 16 lakh respondents, the 2020 survey was able to gather responses from over 32 lakh citizens in 111 cities.

The purpose of the CPS is to directly capture the perception of citizens regarding the quality of life in their cities. It captures citizens’ perceptive on public transport, education facilities, healthcare services, water availability, cost of living, employment opportunities, among others. The data obtained from the survey will be used by the government administrations to gain insights into the opinions of the citizens and improve service delivery and governance in the cities. It carries 30 per cent of the total mark under the Ease of Living Index.

About Citizen Perception Survey 2022

Citizen Perception Survey 2022 will be conducted from November 9 to December 23 this year. It is being administered both in offline and online mode. The offline version involves conducting face-to-face interviews. It will be conducted alongside the online survey. The 2022 survey will be conducted in over 264 cities to capture and reflect opinions from more than 21 lakh citizens across India.

About Ease of Living Index

The Ease of Living Index is a comprehensive assessment that evaluates cities across India based on their quality of life, economic ability and sustainability. The third round of this index was included as part of the Urban Outcomes Framework (UOF) 2022, which was launched by the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs in April this year. Other frameworks and initiatives included in the UOF 2022 are Municipal Performance Index (MPI), Climate Smart Cities Assessment Framework (CSCAF) and Data Maturity Assessment Framework (DMAF).

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