Switzerland

Switzerland's current WokeMeter assessment score stands at 51, placing it in the moderate intensity range for policy signalling. This score aligns closely with the dimension scores provided, which also average around 51. Despite the absence of recent significant policy changes or events that would alter its positioning, Switzerland holds a global rank of 29 out of 186 countries, situating it in the 84.4th percentile. The country's policy framework reflects a balanced approach, maintaining moderate signalling intensity across various social dimensions without any major recent shifts or legislative updates that would significantly elevate its score.

The dimension scores reveal a consistent pattern across all evaluated areas, including Speech & Expression Climate, Institutional DEI Policy Intensity, Education & Curriculum Signalling, Media & Platform Moderation, Legislative/Regulatory Activism, Protest & Activism Salience, and Corporate/Investor Signalling, each scoring around 51. This uniformity suggests a stable and moderate approach to policy signalling, with no single dimension exhibiting particularly high or low intensity. The external data context, including indices like Quality of Life, Press Freedom, and Happiness, also reflects this moderate signalling intensity, reinforcing Switzerland's position as a country with established policies and moderate enforcement in these areas.