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Make contributions or curate content

Attend offline Wikimedia events

Participate in online Wikimedia events

Support software development

Organize community programs/events

Participate in a Wikimedia affiliate

Conduct research

Apply for WMF grant

Offline events

Local meetups

Regional hackathon

Regional conferences

International hackathon

International conferences

Software contributions

Create software

Help test new products

Help document software products

Submit bugs through phabricator

Use Wikimedia projects and products

Other

Organizations

Foundation Awareness

1 – English (88%)

2 – Middle East/Africa (87%)

3 – Western Europe (90%)

4 – Eastern Europe (88%)

5 – Asia/India (84%)

6 – Spain, Portugal, Latin America (85%)

7 – Other Wikis (93%)

8 – Volunteer Developers (100%)

9 – Affiliates (99%)

10 – Program Leaders (100%)

Engaged with Foundation

1 – English (26%)

2 – Middle East/Africa (37%)

3 – Western Europe (21%)

4 – Eastern Europe (22%)

5 – Asia/India (21%)

6 – Spain, Portugal, Latin America (17%)

7 – Other Wikis (29.%)

8 – Volunteer Developers (90%)

9 – Affiliates (96%)

10 – Program Leaders (93%)

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	Editors
	Editors contribute to the Wikimedia projects. For this executive summary, participants from various Wikimedia projects were grouped into regions based on language in order to apply sampling weights Wikipedias North America/Western Europe French, German, Italian, Dutch, Other Western European languages ♦ Ibero countries Spanish, Portuguese ♦ Eastern Europe Russian, other Central and Eastern European languages ♦ Asia/India Chinese, Japanese and other Asian languages ♦ Middle East/Africa Arabic and other African languages ♦ English English Wikipedia. Other Wikimedia projects Commons, Wikidata, and all other projects and languages are in one group.
	Affiliates
	Wikimedia Affiliates are officially recognized organizations who represent Wikimedia around the world. They include: Wikimedia Chapters Wikimedia Thematic Organizations Wikimedia user groups
	Program leaders
	Wikimedia program leaders are those individuals who conduct outreach activities to help share Wikimedia to the world and to engage folks in contributing. Popular programs organized by Wikimedians include: Editathons, editing workshops, editing contests Conferences Wikipedia Education programs GLAM Wiki Loves Monuments
	Technical contributors
	Technical contributors are sometimes also called "volunteer developers". They include anyone who contributors to the process of improving Wikimedia technology, from those who submit bug reports, those who create bots and tools, and those who write software for the MediaWiki code base.

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Question design. The questions from this survey came from various Wikimedia Foundation teams, who submitted their questions through a proposal process. Teams were encouraged to focus their questions based on their long-term goals and their existing programs. Thirteen teams participated and the survey contained 260 questions that were divided among multiple audiences. The questions aimed at learning information about the following goals: Growing Wikimedia communities Improving community health Improving collaboration and communications Improving software for contributors Increasing software awareness and use Improving information sharing for program leaders and affiliates Developing the capacity of affiliates and program leaders Improving access to research materials by contributors Improving understanding of movement fundraising and fundraising needs Increasing awareness of GLAM and Libraries Increasing knowledge and capacity related to policy issues

Data collection. The survey reached out to five audiences, which included very active editors (100+ edits), Active editors (5 to 100 edits), Wikimedia Affiliates, Program leaders, Technical contributors (volunteer developers). The sampling strategy for this survey was to sample editors several language Wikipedia projects, as well as Wikimedia commons, wikidata and other wikimedia projects. In addition to editors, we reached out to volunteer developers through mailing lists as well as program leaders and Wikimedia affiliates through known contacts. We sampled all editors who edited wikipedia from December 2015 through December 2016, with a total population of about 132,500 editors. The questions were translated into 12 languages: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Arabic, German, Dutch, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, Ukrainian.

Analysis. The analysis you will find in this report is fairly basic and descriptive. The volume of data makes it difficult to dig into specific research question. Furthermore, each Foundation team has their own specific questions they needed answered. Teams are being asked to reflect on their results and publish their findings and actions in their individual reports. The raw data will be made available at a later date for use for researchers and others.