On the end of 2013, mobile communication in Ukraine has significantly supplanted the stationary connection: 88% of the population of Ukraine are mobile connection users, and only 43% are stationary connection users.

The number of mobile phone users in Ukraine increased in 2013, especially in rural areas, and the number of stationary phones users has reduced.

Today, 88.0% of the population have mobile phones, of which 50.8% have only a personal mobile phone, and 37.2% are owners of both home and mobile phones; only stationary phones are used by 6.1%, and every seventeenth respondent (5.9%) has no mobile phone.

Questions about the attitude of the population of Ukraine to the results of opinion polls was asked in 2002, 2004, 2009 and 2012. In the survey in November 2013, respondents also expressed their views about the opinion polls.

Level of confidence in the results of opinion polls held by organizations, which conduct surveys and publish their results for a long time already, among the population of Ukraine for 11 years first significantly increased from 36% in 2002 to 47% in 2004, and then remained stable at approximately the same level of fluctuations in within sampling error

Among reasons, which made people came out to the Maidan, three the most widespread were: brutal beating of demonstrators at the Maidan on November, 30 night, repressions (70%), Viktor Yanukovych refusal to sigh the Association Agreement with the EU (53.5%) and desire to change life in Ukraine (50%).

On the question "In which social protest actions would you be willing to participate?» it was received the following answers: 56 percent - answered that they are not ready to participate in any mass protests, 22 percent - couldn’t answer, 22 percent - answered that they are ready to take part in social protest, in particular

Through the research of Omnibus which was conducted by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) tracks the dynamics of self-assessment of health by Ukrainian population Ukraine since 1995. For a long time we noted a deterioration of self-assessment. However, from the beginning of the 2000-s there is a gradual increase in the proportion of positive answers to this question.

In November 2013, 38.8% of questioned said that their health good or very good. It is twice higher than in 2001 (19%). In parallel, there is a reduction in the proportion of those who negatively assess the state of their health: from 31.4 percent in 2001 year to 17.7 percent in 2013.