IRI survey concludes - South Sudan faces health, security constraints The Citizen Juba, 19/06/12 - International Republican Institute (IRI) resident program officer said according to their survey of South Sudan Public Opinion held in September 6- 27, 2011 the citizens stated lack of health care facilities and insecurity from robbery, tribal conflicts and gender violence against women. James Turitto stated this on Saturday in a one day workshop on public opinion polling and how media can use polling data held in AMDISS conference hall. James added that their goal is to gauge top regional issues so that the policy makers and political parties at the National and State levels be more responsive. Naomi Goldsmith who was a former BBC journalist and now a trainer said that politicians should take opinion poll results with great concern because it reflects what the audience is concerned about and also it checks on peoples think about them. Meanwhile Naomi added that opinion poll results provide journalists with headlines, topics for further discussion and a follow up story based on what the audiences need mostly and hold the one concerned into account.
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