For display and readability reasons, the bars might be slightly offset from the official boundaries of the continent. The countries considered for each continent remain the same as in the official World Bank delimitation. North America Latin America& the Caribbean The Middle East& North Africa Lifestyle: material consumption Family and loved ones Wellbeing Personal ambitions Lifestyle: activities Identity and beliefs Personal values and virtues 24 % 20 % 23 % 16 % 12 % 24 % 19 % 20 % 19 % 11 % 29 % 17 % 19 % 11 % 10 % On the contrary, I would not be ready to give up the following things North America Wellbeing Lifestyle: material consumption Family and loved ones Personal ambitions Lifestyle: activities 24 % 20 % 23 % 16 % 12 % Material consumption is the main theme raised by participants from North America, accounting for 24% of their answers to this question—a much higher proportion than the global average. In particular, North Americans are not willing to give up their diet, a comfortable home, or cars. In addition, personal ambitions, the fourth most common answer with 15% of respondents, relate primarily to freedom. The Middle East & North Africa Personal values and virtues Personal ambitions Family and loved ones Identity and beliefs Wellbeing 24 % 19 % 20 % 19 % 11 % Almost a quarter of participants from the Middle East and North Africa report that they are not willing to give up their personal values and virtues, in particular their moral principles and virtues. While subsequent topics are similar to those raised by participants as a whole (family and loved ones, personal ambitions), it is noteworthy that the concept of identity and belief is very strongly represented in this region. Within this theme, almost one in ten participants mentions religion. Latin America & the Caribbean Almost a third of participants from Latin America and the Caribbean report unwillingness to give up their loved ones. Lifestyle-related topics (material consumption and activities) placed sixth and seventh respectively, and are therefore underrepresented compared to participants as a whole. A significant proportion of participants also report an unwillingness to abandon their values and beliefs, particularly those relating to religion. Family and loved ones Personal ambitions Personal values and virtues Identity and beliefs 29 % 17 % 19 % 11 % 10 % Europe & Central Asia Wellbeing Lifestyle: material consumption Family and loved ones Lifestyle: ac-tivities Personal ambitions 26 % 19 % 22 % 17 % 17 % Among participants who grew up in Europe and Central Asia, the main concepts raised are linked to their lifestyles: material consumption (25%) and activities (21%). Travel and diet are frequently mentioned. Their personal relationships (18%), well-being, and personal ambitions (17%) are also among the main aspects of their lives that they are unwilling to give up. Sub-Saharan Africa Participants who grew up in Sub-Saharan Africa are primarily unwilling to give up their personal ambitions (22%), particularly in terms of education, their personal values and virtues, and their identity and beliefs (17%). Conversely, concepts linked to lifestyles, material consumption (4%), and activities (7%) feature infrequently compared to participants as a whole. Personal am-bitions Identity and beliefs Personal values and virtues Family and loved ones Wellbeing 22 % 17 % 17 % 14 % 14 % South Asia Participants who grew up in South Asia mention their personal ambitions (16%) and their loved ones (15%) as the main aspects of their lives that they are unwilling to give up. Personal values and virtues are particularly strongly represented compared to participants as a whole, and are the third most commonly raised theme. Personal am-bitions Personal va-lues and vir-tues Family and loved ones Lifestyle: activities Wellbeing 16 % 14 % 15 % 13 % 12 % East Asia & the Pacific Among participants in East Asia and the Pacific, interpersonal relationships appear particularly essential, with almost a quarter stating their unwillingness to sacrifice these relationships for the future they seek. Personal ambitions (19%), particularly those linked to freedom, and lifestyle-related activities (14%) are other aspects that they are unwilling to give up. Wellbeing Family and loved ones Lifestyle: acti-vities Personal ambitions Personal values and virtues 25 % 15 % 19 % 13 % 10 %