Switzerland
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Switzerland's rank movement over the last 30 days
Score Analysis
Analysis of Switzerland's policy signalling profile
Switzerland receives a WokeMeter assessment score of 51, aligning closely with its dimension scores, indicating moderate policy signalling intensity. The country's global rank of #28 and position in the 85.0th percentile reflect its established policies and moderate enforcement across various dimensions. While Switzerland maintains a balanced approach in institutional DEI policies, education, and media regulation, there has been limited recent change in these areas, suggesting a steady rather than intensifying signalling environment.
The dimension scores demonstrate a consistent level of policy signalling intensity across Institutional DEI Policy Intensity, Education & Curriculum Signalling, Media & Platform Moderation, Corporate/Investor Signalling, and Speech & Expression Climate, all scoring around 51.04. Legislative/Regulatory Activism is slightly lower at 50.78, indicating a relatively stable regulatory landscape. The external data context, with indices such as Quality of Life and Press Freedom each scored at 50, further supports the view that Switzerland's signalling intensity remains moderate and consistent without significant recent shifts.
Score Breakdown by Dimension
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Recent Events
Events that influenced this country's score
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