DDI-PSE-PCBS-HENS-2004-V1.0 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics 2013-04-17 NADA V1.0 Household Environmental Survey 2004 HES مسح البيئة المنزلي 2004 PSE-PCBS-HENS-2004-V1.0 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics

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 © All Rights Reserved. Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, Household Environmental Survey 2004. NADA Core Funding Group Palestinian National Authority Division of user services Other Household Survey [hh/oth] This is the 4th cycle of the survey. V1.0(Public use file) Solid Waste environmental degradation/pollution and protection [9.1] This survey is based on a household sample survey, which was conducted during the period from 22/02/2004 until 01/04/2004. It provides basic statistics on various aspects of environment, including water, solid waste, wastewater, noise, and air pollution. A special questionnaire was designed in accordance with United Nation standards and recommendations in the field of environment statistics adapted to the Palestinian conditions Palestine Palestinian Territory Households All the households Sample survey data [ssd] The main objective of this survey is to provide reliable data on environmental reality about the household sector in the Palestinian Territory, including the methods used to handle the solid waste and wastewater. It includes also the role of the local authority in providing the suitable environment that will reduce the negative effect of the different types of pollution on the household sector. Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection. Sample Design: The sample of this survey is part of the sample of the labor force survey (LFS), that is conducted every 13 weeks. The total sample of LFS is about 7,559 households distributed over 13 weeks. The sample of the households environmental survey occupies six weeks of the thirty round of the LFS. The sample chosen by two stages, the first stage represented by choosing a stratified uniform random sample consisted of 481 enumeration areas, while the second stage represented by the choice of a random uniform sample of households in each enumeration area, where 16 households was chosen in each one. Stratification: In designing the sample of LFS four levels of stratification have been made: 1.Stratification by District. 2.Stratification by the locality type which comprises: (a)Urban(b) Rural (c) Camps Stratification by households ownership of permanent commodities and means as it Face-to-face [f2f] The environmental questionnaire was designed in accordance with the similar country experiments and with international standards and recommendations for the most important indicators, taking into account the special situation of Palestine. Field operations started on 22/02/2004 and lasted until 01/04/2004. Fieldwork teams were distributed to all districts proportional to the sample size in each district. The fieldwork team consists of 18 members including one fieldwork coordinator, (4) supervisors, (1) editors and 12 interviewers. Field work visits. Since the sampling weight is counteractive to the percentage sample from the frame, and as this ratio differs from the percentage sample for the population in the reference period, the weight was therefore adjusted to show the number of population in mid-2005. The weight was also adjusted to make the distribution of people in the sample by region, type, and age identical to this distribution in the 2007 census. Finally, the weight was adjusted to compensate for incomplete cases that might occur during data collection. The data processing stage consisted of the following operations: Editing before data entry: All questionnaires were edited again in the office using the same instructions adopted for editing in the fields. Data entry: In this stage data were entered into the computer, using Access database. The data entry program was prepared to satisfy a number of requirements such as: Duplication of the questionnaire on the computer screen. Logical and consistency check of data entered. Possibility for internal editing of questions answers. Maintaining a minimum of digital data entry and field work errors. User-Friendly handling. Possibility of transferring data into another format to be used and analyzed using other statistical analytical systems such as SAS and SPSS. Response rate 80% Two types of errors affect the quality of survey data, sampling and non-sampling errors. The sampling errors are measurable. The non-sampling errors could not be determined easily, due to the diversity of sources (e.g. the interviewers, respondent, editor, coders, data entry operator... etc). General Statistics Law No. (5) for Year 2000 Article (17( 1. All individual information and data submitted to the Bureau for statistical purposes shall be treated as confidential and shall not be divulged, in whole or in part, to any individual or to a public or private body, or used for any purpose other than for preparing statistical tables. 2. The Bureau shall endeavor to issue official statistical publications in aggregate tables, which do not disclose individual data, in conformity with the confidentiality of statistical data. Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, Household Environmental Survey 2004 . V1.0 (04-2013). Ramallah - Palestine. 1. Pledges the utilization of "data" or any copies thereof shall be limited to the purposes agreed upon including not granting any third parties any access to these data. 2.Restrictions applies to any data duplication or transformed setting for purposes other than meeting the requirements of the statistical programs used in data analysis. 3.Utilization of "data" or any copies thereof is limited to personal computers normally . Pledges not to alter the value of any observation in the original "data"; nevertheless, this does not apply on subjecting data to any processes or procedures aiming to derive new variables. The first party does not bear any professional, administrative or financial responsibility for any losses incurred as a result of changes in the variables values. The Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) provide you with the data as is, without any warranty or responsibility implied. PCBS accepts no responsibility for the results and/or implications of any analysis and/or other actions conducted with this data. Data of Household Environmental Water source, the methods of solid waste disposal and their main components, the disposal of wastewater, existence of cesspits and water wells. In addition to exposure to noise and air pollution by the source and time. 2758 43 Sample number Sample number Sample number Sample number Sample number 2758 2758 810011 2970437 944277.586 937274.446 346002.319 328006.321 Governorate Governorate Governorate Governorate Governorate 2758 2758 1 Jenin 5 Tubas 10 Tulkarm 15 Nablus 20 Qalqiliya 25 Salfit 30 Ramallah & Al-Bireh 35 Jericho 40 Jerusalem 45 Bethlehem 50 Hebron 55 North Gaza 60 Gaza 65 Deir AL-Balah 70 Khan Yunis 75 Rafah Main method of Obtaining Water Main method of Obtaining Water Main method of Obtaining Water Main method of Obtaining Water Main method of Obtaining Water What are the two main ways to get water for house purposes? Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2758 2758 1 Public water network 2 Purchasing tankers 3 From household well 4 From spring 5 Other 6 Not found Main method of Obtaining Water Main method of Obtaining Water Main method of Obtaining Water Main method of Obtaining Water Main method of Obtaining Water What are the two main ways to get water for house purposes? Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2758 2758 1 Public water network 2 Purchasing tankers 3 From household well 4 From spring 5 Other 6 Not found Buying tanks from public resources, monthly consumed quantity (M3/Month Buying tanks from public resources, monthly consumed quantity (M3/Month Buying tanks from public resources, monthly consumed quantity (M3/Month Buying tanks from public resources, monthly consumed quantity (M3/Month Buying tanks from public resources, monthly consumed quantity (M3/Month Quantity of public water network consumed (m3 /month Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 61 64.781 2697 2693.219 3 100 20.197 20.631 21.703 22.706 From household well (well size M3) From household well (well size M3) From household well (well size M3) From household well (well size M3) From household well (well size M3) amount of public water network consumed (Israeli shekel) Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 633 679.108 2125 2078.892 2 450 51.78 51.028 38.646 37.441 The quantity of water (network) consumed last month (M3/Month The quantity of water (network) consumed last month (M3/Month The quantity of water (network) consumed last month (M3/Month The quantity of water (network) consumed last month (M3/Month The quantity of water (network) consumed last month (M3/Month Quantity of public water network consumed (m3 /month) Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2458 2474.978 300 283.022 1 300 20.474 20.413 17.275 17.908 The cost of water (network) consumed last month (NIS) The cost of water (network) consumed last month (NIS) The cost of water (network) consumed last month (NIS) The cost of water (network) consumed last month (NIS) The cost of water (network) consumed last month (NIS) amount of public water network consumed (Israeli shekel) Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2459 2475.655 299 282.345 3 350 50.909 54.971 37.448 42.11 Consumption days Consumption days Consumption days Consumption days Consumption days Water consumption days Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2459 2477.052 299 280.948 1 34 30.911 30.896 1.529 1.677 Quality of water Quality of water Quality of water Quality of water Quality of water How do you evaluate the quality of water consumption from the public water network? Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2758 2758 1 Good (with no color, taste, smell or sediments) 2 Adapted (some of color, taste, smell, sediments) 3 Bad (with color, taste, smile or sediments Wastewater disposal method Wastewater disposal method Wastewater disposal method Wastewater disposal method Wastewater disposal method What is the wastewater disposal way? Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2758 2758 1 Public network 2 Porous cesspit 3 Tight cesspit 4 Others/specify Availabiliy of a rainfall collection well in the house Availabiliy of a rainfall collection well in the house Availabiliy of a rainfall collection well in the house Availabiliy of a rainfall collection well in the house Availabiliy of a rainfall collection well in the house Do you use a rainfall collection well in your house? Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2758 2758 1 Yes 2 No Location of the cesspit and well Location of the cesspit and well Location of the cesspit and well Location of the cesspit and well Location of the cesspit and well What is the location of the rainfall collection well comparing to the cesspit? Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 602 634.447 2156 2123.553 1 Well below cesspit 2 Well above cesspit 3 On the same level Sysmiss Distance between cesspit and well Distance between cesspit and well Distance between cesspit and well Distance between cesspit and well Distance between cesspit and well What is the distance between well and cesspit? Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 602 634.447 2156 2123.553 1 Less than 15 m 2 From 15-25 m 3 From 26-40 m 4 More than 40 m Sysmiss Size of the cesspit (m³) Size of the cesspit (m³) Size of the cesspit (m³) Size of the cesspit (m³) Size of the cesspit (m³) What is the size of the cesspit? Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 1602 1538.137 1156 1219.863 1 300 30.974 33.361 29.311 30.616 Number of households using the same cesspit Number of households using the same cesspit Number of households using the same cesspit Number of households using the same cesspit Number of households using the same cesspit How many households using the same cesspit? (porous or tight cesspit) Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 1613 1549.676 1145 1208.324 1 31 1.803 1.819 1.52 1.436 the cesspit evacuated the cesspit evacuated the cesspit evacuated the cesspit evacuated the cesspit evacuated Does cesspit evacuates? Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 1613 1549.676 1145 1208.324 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Cesspit: A well or a pit in which night soil and other refuse is stored, constructed with either tight or porous walls. Number of evacuation times in , January 2004 Number of evacuation times in , January 2004 Number of evacuation times in , January 2004 Number of evacuation times in , January 2004 Number of evacuation times in , January 2004 During January 2004, how many times was cesspit evacuated? Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 645 642.387 2113 2115.613 14 0.774 0.787 0.956 1.06 The doer of solid waste collection The doer of solid waste collection The doer of solid waste collection The doer of solid waste collection The doer of solid waste collection Who collect household wastes? Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2758 2758 1 Household member 2 Local authority 3 UNRWA 4 Private contractor 5 Household member and one of the aforementioned doers 6 Others/specify Solid waste: Useless and sometimes hazardous material with low liquid content, solid waste include municipal garbage, industrial and commercial waste, sewage sludge, waste resulting from agricultural and animal husbandry operations and other connected activities, demolition waste and mining residues Two important methods used for solid waste disposal Two important methods used for solid waste disposal Two important methods used for solid waste disposal Two important methods used for solid waste disposal Two important methods used for solid waste disposal Select two of the most important methods that household consequently use to dispose waste Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 328 271.345 2430 2486.655 1 Thrown in the nearest container 2 Burned 3 Thrown into a dumping site 4 Thrown randomly 5 Used for certain purposes 6 Others/specify Sysmiss Solid waste disposal: Ultimate deposition or placement of refuse that is not salvaged or recycled Two important methods used for solid waste disposal Two important methods used for solid waste disposal Two important methods used for solid waste disposal Two important methods used for solid waste disposal Two important methods used for solid waste disposal Select two of the most important methods that household consequently use to dispose waste Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 292 226.424 2466 2531.576 1 Thrown in the nearest container 2 Burned 3 Thrown into a dumping site 4 Thrown randomly 5 Used for certain purposes 6 Others/specify Sysmiss Solid waste disposal: Ultimate deposition or placement of refuse that is not salvaged or recycled Periodicity of solid waste disposal last week Periodicity of solid waste disposal last week Periodicity of solid waste disposal last week Periodicity of solid waste disposal last week Periodicity of solid waste disposal last week How many times wastes disposed last week ? Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2758 2758 1 8 4.187 4.281 1.876 1.903 Solid waste disposal: Ultimate deposition or placement of refuse that is not salvaged or recycled Approximate daily quantity of solid waste disposed last time (Kg) Approximate daily quantity of solid waste disposed last time (Kg) Approximate daily quantity of solid waste disposed last time (Kg) Approximate daily quantity of solid waste disposed last time (Kg) Approximate daily quantity of solid waste disposed last time (Kg) What is your estimations to the quantities of disposed wastes last time ? Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2758 2758 1 24 4.674 4.527 2.873 2.798 Solid waste disposal: Ultimate deposition or placement of refuse that is not salvaged or recycled Distance of the nearest dump or big container from the house Distance of the nearest dump or big container from the house Distance of the nearest dump or big container from the house Distance of the nearest dump or big container from the house Distance of the nearest dump or big container from the house What is the distance between the nearest waste collection place and the house (dump or big container) Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2755 2754.894 3 3.106 1 Less than or equal 500 m 2 More than 500 m Sysmiss The two most important components of solid waste by quantity The two most important components of solid waste by quantity The two most important components of solid waste by quantity The two most important components of solid waste by quantity The two most important components of solid waste by quantity Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity) Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2758 2758 1 Baby's nabs 2 Food wastes 3 Paper and cartoon 4 Rubber 5 Agricultural waste 6 Plastic 7 Others/specify The two most important components of solid waste by quantity The two most important components of solid waste by quantity The two most important components of solid waste by quantity The two most important components of solid waste by quantity The two most important components of solid waste by quantity Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity) Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2682 2671.834 76 86.166 1 Baby's nabs 2 Food wastes 3 Paper and cartoon 4 Rubber 5 Agricultural waste 6 Plastic 7 Others/specify Sysmiss Noise form a serious problem around the house Noise form a serious problem around the house Noise form a serious problem around the house Noise form a serious problem around the house Noise form a serious problem around the house Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household\Noise Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2758 2758 1 No 2 Seldom 3 Sometimes 4 Very often Noise:Audible sound from traffic, construction, and so on that may generate unpleasant and harmful effects ( hearingloss). It is measured in decibels. Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Duration of the most exposing to this problem Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 565 561.279 2193 2196.721 1 6 AM - 12 PM 2 12 PM - 8 PM 3 8 PM - 6 AM 4 No specific time Sysmiss The two most important sources of this problem because of noise The two most important sources of this problem because of noise The two most important sources of this problem because of noise The two most important sources of this problem because of noise The two most important sources of this problem because of noise Insert the figures 1,2 consequently for two most important sources to the problem (when there are no two sources You can select one) Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 565 561.279 2193 2196.721 1 Traffic 2 Planes 3 Queries and stone cutting 4 Construction 5 Industrial activities 6 Others/specify Sysmiss The two most important sources of this problem because of noise The two most important sources of this problem because of noise The two most important sources of this problem because of noise The two most important sources of this problem because of noise The two most important sources of this problem because of noise Insert the figures 1,2 consequently for two most important sources to the problem (when there are no two sources You can select one) Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 242 226.799 2516 2531.201 1 Traffic 2 Planes 3 Queries and stone cutting 4 Construction 5 Industrial activities 6 Others/specify Sysmiss Smells form a serious problem around the house Smells form a serious problem around the house Smells form a serious problem around the house Smells form a serious problem around the house Smells form a serious problem around the house Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household\Smells Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2758 2758 1 No 2 Seldom 3 Sometimes 4 Very often Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Duration of the most exposing to this problem Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 630 561.753 2128 2196.247 1 6 AM - 12 PM 2 12 PM - 8 PM 3 8 PM - 6 AM 4 No specific time Sysmiss The two most important sources of this problem because of smells The two most important sources of this problem because of smells The two most important sources of this problem because of smells The two most important sources of this problem because of smells The two most important sources of this problem because of smells Insert the figures 1,2 consequently for two most important sources to the problem (when there are no two sources You can select one) Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 630 561.753 2128 2196.247 1 Wastewater 2 Dumping site 3 Public restrooms 4 Transportation 5 Agricultural wastes 6 Industrial activities 7 Other/specify Sysmiss The two most important sources of this problem because of smells The two most important sources of this problem because of smells The two most important sources of this problem because of smells The two most important sources of this problem because of smells The two most important sources of this problem because of smells Insert the figures 1,2 consequently for two most important sources to the problem (when there are no two sources You can select one) Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 293 233.391 2465 2524.609 1 Wastewater 2 Dumping site 3 Public restrooms 4 Transportation 5 Agricultural wastes 6 Industrial activities 7 Other/specify Sysmiss Dust form a serious problem around the house Dust form a serious problem around the house Dust form a serious problem around the house Dust form a serious problem around the house Dust form a serious problem around the house Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household\Dust Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2758 2758 1 No 2 Seldom 3 Sometimes 4 Very often Dust: Particles light enough to be suspended in the air. Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Duration of the most exposing to this problem Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 319 337.128 2439 2420.872 1 6 AM - 12 PM 2 12 PM - 8 PM 3 8 PM - 6 AM 4 No specific time Sysmiss The two most important sources of this problem because of dust The two most important sources of this problem because of dust The two most important sources of this problem because of dust The two most important sources of this problem because of dust The two most important sources of this problem because of dust Insert the figures 1,2 consequently for two most important sources to the problem (when there are no two sources You can select one) Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 319 337.128 2439 2420.872 1 Unpaved roads 2 Queries and stone cutting 3 Construction 4 Industrial activities 5 Other/specify Sysmiss The two most important sources of this problem because of dust The two most important sources of this problem because of dust The two most important sources of this problem because of dust The two most important sources of this problem because of dust The two most important sources of this problem because of dust Insert the figures 1,2 consequently for two most important sources to the problem (when there are no two sources You can select one) Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 81 93.042 2677 2664.958 1 Unpaved roads 2 Queries and stone cutting 3 Construction 4 Industrial activities 5 Other/specify Sysmiss Smoke form a serious problem around the house Smoke form a serious problem around the house Smoke form a serious problem around the house Smoke form a serious problem around the house Smoke form a serious problem around the house Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household\Smoke Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 2758 2758 1 No 2 Seldom 3 Sometimes 4 Very often Smoke: Particles suspended in air after incomplete combustion of materials. Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Time of exposure to this problem Duration of the most exposing to this problem Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 188 169.257 2570 2588.743 1 6 AM - 12 PM 2 12 PM - 8 PM 3 8 PM - 6 AM 4 No specific time Sysmiss The two most important sources of this problem because of smoke The two most important sources of this problem because of smoke The two most important sources of this problem because of smoke The two most important sources of this problem because of smoke The two most important sources of this problem because of smoke Insert the figures 1,2 consequently for two most important sources to the problem (when there are no two sources You can select one) Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 188 169.257 2570 2588.743 1 Industrial activities 2 Waste burning 3 Transportation 4 Construction 5 Other/specify Sysmiss The two most important sources of this problem because of smoke The two most important sources of this problem because of smoke The two most important sources of this problem because of smoke The two most important sources of this problem because of smoke The two most important sources of this problem because of smoke Insert the figures 1,2 consequently for two most important sources to the problem (when there are no two sources You can select one) Sampling frame consists of master sample chosen from census 1997, and this master sample comprises geographical areas closed in size (number of households) which is the enumeration areas used in census, such frame has been used as the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs) in the first stage of selection 30 26.587 2728 2731.413 1 Industrial activities 2 Waste burning 3 Transportation 4 Construction 5 Other/specify Sysmiss Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight 2758 0.317 2.934 1 0.489