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IRI began working in Libya during the summer of 2011.  As a first step towards developing a democratic post-Qaddafi government, IRI launched a program of public opinion research in order to better understand the hopes and concerns of Libya’s newly-liberated citizens. 

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IRI began working in Libya during the summer of 2011.  As a first step towards developing a democratic post-Qaddafi government, IRI launched a program of public opinion research in order to better understand the hopes and concerns of Libya’s newly-liberated citizens. 

Scientifically valid quantitative data will serve to inform the actions of the transitional Libyan government, will help civil society and political parties begin to coalesce around the issues that matter most to Libyans, and will inform international donors as they begin to develop their own assistance strategies.  Since the program’s inception, IRI has fielded one subnational poll in eastern Libya, those parts of the country first liberated from Qaddafi’s rule.