Project · IRISP/P/2026/003
Trust monitoring in times of crisis
How trust responds to crises is followed through repeated rounds of the same question set. Measurement points are announced in advance, and each round is compared with the one before it.
Purpose and scope
How far trust in institutions moves in the face of events, and how lasting that movement is, is measured. Change is reported only from repeated measurement, never from a single round.
The monitor is bound to the question set of the institutional trust round; the interval between rounds is set out in the method annex. Its starting point is the findings of the first round.
Research team
The team responsible for running the round and for the method check.
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Project lead
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Schedule
Four steps; the output of each step enters the record.
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Design
The questionnaire and the instrument are fixed in writing before the field, in line with the measurement framework.
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Field
Fieldwork is carried out under the published protocol; records are anonymised at the moment of collection.
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Analysis
Findings are calculated together with their margin of uncertainty; perceived and measured values are placed side by side.
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Publication
The round report, the method annex and the aggregated data are published together in open access.
Linked records
Publications and sessions tied to the project.
- IRISP/2026/006
IRISP® Research Programme 2026–2028
- IRISP/2026/005
The IRISP® Measurement Framework
Questions about the project are written to info@irisp.org.