We conducted a comprehensive analysis of the economic perception in Turkey. In this study, general economic perception, individual economic situation perception, future expectations, perceptions of the media and government, and opportunities for economic recovery were examined in detail.

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We examined the mobile and PC games preferred by players in Turkey, their preferred devices, gaming histories, in-game spending habits, preferences for watching game broadcasts and videos.

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This report aims to determine the social vulnerability of communities to disasters in Istanbul Province. The study examines how various socio-demographic characteristics (such as age, gender, income, health status, etc.) influence individuals' sensitivity and vulnerability to disasters. Data was collected from 139,688 individuals through surveys conducted in 955 neighborhoods, and social vulnerability scores and maps were created at the neighborhood level using this data. The goal is to identify which groups are at greater risk in order to guide disaster management strategies for reducing disaster risk.

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This report aims to reveal the current potential and capacity of the manufacturing industry in Muğla Province, identify sector diversity, and contribute to the development of the industry by establishing priorities and strategies for future investments. The report analyzes the state of Muğla's manufacturing industry and identifies investment opportunities that will support economic growth and regional development.

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Plastic Bag Charge - Study Report 2019
Regarding the charge of plastic bags policy, which came into force in January 2019, we have carried out our freshest work in order to measure consumer perceptions and behaviors about this policy.

In the study, we interviewed 613 people in 26 provinces of Turkey according to the NUTS 2 region classification. We collected our data by CATI methodology and the fieldwork was carried on 18-19 January 2019. The confidence interval of the sample is 95% and the error margin is ± 4.

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It aims to measure the recognition of the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) among the public and the user satisfaction regarding the services it provides. Additionally, it seeks to determine the usage rate of TÜİK data and the level of trust in the Institute.

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The aim of the project is to create a sustainable tourism model in the Karabağlar Plateau that adheres to ecological principles while preserving historical and cultural values. This model seeks to enhance the region's tourist appeal and provide employment opportunities by targeting the economic development of the local community.

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This project, aimed at measuring the satisfaction of service recipients and stakeholders, seeks to improve strategic management approaches. The results obtained provide concrete recommendations for enhancing service quality, thereby contributing to the goals of the Strategy Development Department.

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The report provides a comprehensive analysis of global tourism trends between 2014 and 2015, offering valuable insights into international travel habits and the popularity of various destinations. It examines the factors influencing tourist preferences and the impact of emerging markets on global tourism.

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We conducted the fieldwork for our Disaster-Focused Social Vulnerability Data Collection Project between April 14, 2014, and May 21, 2014. The presentation of the project took place during a meeting held in June. We would like to thank all our team members who contributed to this work, which was carried out for the Earthquake Risk Management and Urban Improvement Department of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality’s Earthquake and Ground Investigation Directorate. You can access the report of the study here.

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