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French employees’ relationship with training and qualifications

The study sheds light on the structuring role of training and qualifications in employees' career paths: levers of confidence, fulfillment and professional advancement. The figures shed light on how lifelong learning strengthens both the individual and the bond with the company.

French reactions to Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s general policy statement

Following Sébastien Lecornu's general policy statement at the National Assembly on October 14, 2025, Ifop conducted a survey for LCI of French people's reactions to the Prime Minister's speech.

The car is resilient: three-quarters of working people in France use a car to get to work every day.

[Beauty Bites] Dupes: Cheaper — or Smarter?

What if aging wasn’t an end, but a beginning?

What if ... aging isn’t an ending, but a beginning?
This white paper explores how longevity is becoming a cultural, social and economic force in its own right.

Municipalities and intercommunal bodies, key players in social and territorial cohesion

Are the French prepared to sacrifice local public services on the altar of budget savings? Who do they trust to improve the situation in their region: local elected officials or the State? Do rural dwellers feel neglected by public authorities in comparison with city dwellers? Six months ahead of the 2026 municipal and inter-communal elections, an Ifop survey conducted for Intercommunalités de France sheds valuable light on the relationship between the French and local public action

French reactions after the resignation of Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu

The Ifop survey for LCI, conducted after Sébastien Lecornu's resignation, confirms a very high climate of concern: 64% cite worry as their main feeling (compared with 62% on August 26 and 60% at the beginning of May), far ahead of anger (24%), while hope falls further to 2% (after 7% in August and 11% in May).

The political climate in Poitiers

Ifop, for "Poitiers en Grand", asked Poitevins about the electoral climate in the run-up to the 2026 municipal elections.

The French and their mental well-being – Wave 5

In 2025, the morale of the French is in decline, marked by a generational divide where young people declare themselves much more affected by psychological suffering than older people. Despite a collective awareness of the importance of mental health, recourse to professionals remains limited due to persistent taboos, financial reasons and the weight of an anxiety-inducing socio-economic and geopolitical context.

INDIGO parking observatory: the hybrid future of parking

Voting intentions for the next presidential election – September 2025

Ifop-Fiducial have published a new poll for Sud Radio and L'Opinion on voting intentions for the next presidential election. This survey marks a turning point: it highlights a reshuffling of the balance of power, with a clear weakening of the candidates from the central bloc, and a clear domination of the Rassemblement National.

The political climate in Avignon

Ifop asked Avignon residents about the electoral climate ahead of the 2026 municipal elections.