PSE-PCBS-HENS-2015-V1.0 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics 2020-10-14 NADA V1.0 Household environment survey 2015 HENS مسح البيئة المنزلي 2015 PSE-PCBS-HENS-2015-V1.0 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics

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 Palestinian central Bureau of Statistics (c) All Rights Reserved. Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics,2015 V1.0 Ramallh - Palestine NADA Palestine Core Fundinf Group Division of user services Mail office Other Household Survey [hh/oth] V1.0 Environment Solid Waste Wastewater Air Pollution social behaviour and attitudes [13.6] Environmental statistics relating to households are an important instrument for making decisions, planning, and drawing up strategies for the environment. Due to the lack of data on this subject in Palestine, PCBS is building and developing a database on the environment in the household sector. This survey is based on a household sample survey conducted during the period from 24 March 2015 to 31 May 2015. It provides basic statistics on various aspects of the environment, including water, solid waste, wastewater, noise, and air pollution. A special questionnaire was designed in accordance with United Nations standards and recommendations in the field of environmental statistics and adapted to Palestinian conditions. This survey presents data on various environmental household indicators in Palestine and on water consumption for the household sector by water source, methods of solid waste disposal and their main components, the disposal of wastewater, and the existence of cesspits and water wells, in addition to exposure to noise and air pollution by source and time. This report is divided into three chapters: the first chapter defines the main findings of the report. The second chapter explains the methodology of data collection and tabulation, in addition to details regarding data quality and estimates of data sources. The third chapter contains the concepts and definitions used in this report Palestine It consists of all Palestinian households who are staying normally in Palestine during 2015. household It consists of all Palestinian households who are staying normally in Palestine during 2015. Sample survey data [ssd] This survey presents data on various environmental household indicators in Palestine and on water consumption for the household sector by water source, methods of solid waste disposal and their main components, the disposal of wastewater, and the existence of cesspits and water wells, in addition to exposure to noise and air pollution by source and time. The questionnaire covered the following items: ·Source of water supply in houses. ·Household solid waste disposal, its components, and its approximate quantity. ·Wastewater disposal and the existence and use of cesspits in houses. ·Air pollution in the area of the house by smell, dust and smoke. ·Exposure to noise. Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics Sample and Frame The sampling frame was based on master sample which was update in 2013-2014 for (Expenditure and Consumption Survey (PECS) and Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS)) surveys, and the frame consists from enumeration areas. These enumeration areas are used as primary sampling units (PSUs) in the first stage of the sampling selection. Sampling Design: Two stage stratified cluster sample as following: First stage: selection of a PPS random sample of 370 enumeration areas. Second stage: A systematic random sample of 20 households from each enumeration area selected in the first stage. Sample strata: The population was divided by: 1- Governorate 2- Locality type (urban, rural, camps) Sample Size: The sample size is 7,690 households for Palestine level, 6,609 households responded. Face-to-face [f2f] The environmental questionnaire was designed in accordance with similar international experiences and with international standards and recommendations for the most important indicators, taking into account the special situation of Palestine. This part presents important technical notes on the indicators presented in the results of the survey: Data concerning the assessment of data quality, solid waste and water quantities are reported data. The definition of the water network includes a private contractor in which the owner of an artisan well sells water to some of the inhabitants of a community for a fee. Data concerning noise, smell, dust and smoke indicators were based on the respondent's evaluation. Variance exists between some indicators between the West Bank and Gaza Strip due to conditions in Gaza Strip. Care must be taken in making a comparison between the data published in this report and the reports published before, due to the differences in methodology. Field work activities started on 24/03/2015 and lasted until 31/05/2015. Field workers were distributed to all governorates according to the sample size of each governorate. The field work team consisted of 55 members, including 10 supervisors, 7 editors and 38 fieldworkers. The weight of statistical units (sampling units) in the sample is defined as the mathematical inverse of the selection probability where the sample of the survey is two-stage stratified cluster sample. Thus, in the first stage we calculate the weight of enumeration areas depending on the probability of each enumeration area. second stage we calculate the weight of households in each enumeration area. Initial household weights resulted from the product of the weight of the first stage and the weight of the second stage. Final household weights were obtained after adjustment of initial weights with the household estimates of the beginning of 2015 with regard to design strata (governorate, locality type). The data processing stage consisted of the following operations: Editing and coding prior to data entry: all questionnaires were edited and coded in the office using the same instructions adopted for editing in the field. Data entry: The household Environmental survey questionnaire was programmed and the data were entered into the computer in the offices in Nablus, Hebron, Ramallah and Gaza. At this stage, data were entered into the computer using a data entry template developed in Access. The data entry program was prepared to satisfy a number of requirements: To prevent the duplication of questionnaires during data entry. To apply checks on the integrity and consistency of entered data. To handle errors in a user friendly manner. The ability to transfer captured data to another format for data analysis using statistical analysis software such as SPSS. 7,690 households had been reached as a representative sample to Palestine, where the number of completed questionnaires amounted to 6,609 questionnaires of which 4,536 questionnaires were in West Bank and 2,073 questionnaires in Gaza Strip. Weights were amended at the level of design strata to modify effects of refusals rates and non response. Response rate = 100% - the percentage of non-response. And equal to = 89.5% The concept of data quality covers many aspects, starting from the initial planning of the survey to the dissemination of the results and how well users understand and use the data. There are seven dimensions of statistical quality: relevance, accuracy, timeliness and punctuality, accessibility and clarity, comparability, coherence and completeness. Accuracy This includes many aspects of the survey, mainly statistical errors due to the use of a sample, and also non-statistical errors from workers and survey tools. It also includes the response rates in this survey and their effect on the assumptions. This section includes: Sampling Errors: Data of this survey may be affected by sampling errors due to use of a sample and not a complete enumeration. Therefore, certain differences are expected in comparison with the real values obtained through censuses. Variances were calculated for the most important indicators and the variance table is attached with the final report. There is no problem with the dissemination of results on national and regional level (North, Middle, South West Bank, Gaza Strip) or by locality type. Non Sampling Errors: The non-sampling errors are possible to occur at all phases of implementing the project, through data collection and entry which could be summarized as non-response errors, and responding errors (respondents), and interview errors (fieldworkers) and data-entry errors. To avoid errors and reduce the impact, it had been made ??great efforts through extensive training of fieldworkers on how to conduct interviews, things that ought to be followed during an interview, things that should be avoided, making some practical and theoretical exercises during training session, in addition to providing them with a manual booklet for fieldworkers which contained a private key questions of questionnaire, mechanism to fill questionnaire and methods of dealing with respondents to reduce refusal rates and providing correct and non-biased data, Also data entry staff were trained on the data entry program, which was tested before starting the data entry process. As for office work, they had been trained for a special auditing of questionnaires and error detection, which greatly reduced rates of errors during field work. In order to reduce the percentage of errors during data entry, the program was designed to enter data so as not to allow any mistakes during the process and contained many of logical terms. This process led to disclosure of most of errors that had not been found in earlier phases of the work, where they were correcting all the errors that had been discovered. After the completion of the aforesaid audits, data consistency was examined by computer using frequency and cross tables as turned out to be quite consistent, Errors impact was not detectable on data quality. This in turn gave a good impression of those in charge of the survey that we could rely on this data and extract reliable statistical and high significant indicators on the reality of corruption in Palestine. 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 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, 2015. Household Environmental Survey - 2015: Main Findings . 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. Restrictions applies to any data duplication or transformed setting for purposes other than meeting the requirements of the statistical programs used in data analysis. 2. Utilization of “data” or any copies thereof is limited to personal computers normally . 3. 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. PCBS provid data collected for purely statistical purposes, and therefore does not assume any responsibility for legal or professional from any claim or analysis or interpretation or misuse of this data. household environment survet data 2015 the file contains data about water, wastewater and solid waste 6608 84 ID00 ID00 ID00 ID00 ID00 6608 5 15009 7520.519 4359.984 region2 region2 region2 region2 region2 6608 1 West Bank 2 Gaza strip region region region region region 6608 1 North of west bank 2 middle of west bank 3 South of west bank 4 Gaza Strip Total household members Total household members Total household members Total household members Total household members 6608 1 57 5.721 2.758 Number of male Number of male Number of male Number of male Number of male 6608 22 2.868 1.691 Number of females Number of females Number of females Number of females Number of females 6608 35 2.853 1.7 Is the housing unit where the household stay connect to the water network Is the housing unit where the household stay connect to the water network Is the housing unit where the household stay connect to the water network Is the housing unit where the household stay connect to the water network Is the housing unit where the household stay connect to the water network 6607 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is monthly average of consumed water from the public water network (m3) What is monthly average of consumed water from the public water network (m3) What is monthly average of consumed water from the public water network (m3) What is monthly average of consumed water from the public water network (m3) What is monthly average of consumed water from the public water network (m3) 6608 251 15.217 12.921 What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from the network (Israeli shekel (NIS)) What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from the network (Israeli shekel (NIS)) What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from the network (Israeli shekel (NIS)) What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from the network (Israeli shekel (NIS)) What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from the network (Israeli shekel (NIS)) 6199 409 1120 66.375 66.378 How do you find the quality of water consumption from the public water network How do you find the quality of water consumption from the public water network How do you find the quality of water consumption from the public water network How do you find the quality of water consumption from the public water network How do you find the quality of water consumption from the public water network 6202 406 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) Sysmiss What is the sustainability of public water supply service What is the sustainability of public water supply service What is the sustainability of public water supply service What is the sustainability of public water supply service What is the sustainability of public water supply service 6201 407 1 Continuous supply of service daily 2 Service to supply an average of one aday aweek 3 Service to supply an average of two days a week 4 Service to supply an average of 3-4 days per weeks 5 Service to supply an average of one day every two weeks 6 service to supply an average of less than reported Sysmiss Did one of the following water sources is used/Buying water tanks Did one of the following water sources is used/Buying water tanks Did one of the following water sources is used/Buying water tanks Did one of the following water sources is used/Buying water tanks Did one of the following water sources is used/Buying water tanks 6607 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during 2014/Buying water tanks What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during 2014/Buying water tanks What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during 2014/Buying water tanks What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during 2014/Buying water tanks What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during 2014/Buying water tanks 6608 150 1.296 4.62 What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from this source during 2014/Buying water tanks What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from this source during 2014/Buying water tanks What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from this source during 2014/Buying water tanks What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from this source during 2014/Buying water tanks What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from this source during 2014/Buying water tanks 2244 4364 1 950 63.842 84.969 What is the distance between the source and housing/Buying water tanks What is the distance between the source and housing/Buying water tanks What is the distance between the source and housing/Buying water tanks What is the distance between the source and housing/Buying water tanks What is the distance between the source and housing/Buying water tanks 2244 4364 1 less than 500 m 2 More than or equal 500 m Sysmiss Did one of the following water sources is used/Household well Did one of the following water sources is used/Household well Did one of the following water sources is used/Household well Did one of the following water sources is used/Household well Did one of the following water sources is used/Household well 6607 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during 2014/Household well What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during 2014/Household well What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during 2014/Household well What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during 2014/Household well What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during 2014/Household well 6608 120 1.236 5.31 Did one of the following water sources is used/Public tab Did one of the following water sources is used/Public tab Did one of the following water sources is used/Public tab Did one of the following water sources is used/Public tab Did one of the following water sources is used/Public tab 6607 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during 2014/Public tab What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during 2014/Public tab What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during 2014/Public tab What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during 2014/Public tab What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during 2014/Public tab 6608 2 0.000605 0.0301 What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from this source during 2014/Public tab What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from this source during 2014/Public tab What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from this source during 2014/Public tab What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from this source during 2014/Public tab What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from this source during 2014/Public tab 3 6605 20 10.667 10.066 What is the distance between the source and housing/Public tab What is the distance between the source and housing/Public tab What is the distance between the source and housing/Public tab What is the distance between the source and housing/Public tab What is the distance between the source and housing/Public tab 3 6605 1 less than 500 m 2 More than or equal 500 m Sysmiss Did one of the following water sources is used/Others Did one of the following water sources is used/Others Did one of the following water sources is used/Others Did one of the following water sources is used/Others Did one of the following water sources is used/Others 6607 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Specify the other source of water Specify the other source of water Specify the other source of water Specify the other source of water Specify the other source of water 1064 Gallons artesian well bottled water free free water from civil defence from her son from neighbours municipality spring filtered water and gallons filtered water and gallons filtered water and gallons filtered water and gallons filtered water and gallons 6608 1 Yes 2 No What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during July 2011/Others What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during July 2011/Others What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during July 2011/Others What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during July 2011/Others What is the monthly average quantity of consumed water from this source during July 2011/Others 6608 50 0.532 3.134 What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from this source during 2014/Others What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from this source during 2014/Others What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from this source during 2014/Others What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from this source during 2014/Others What is the monthly average cost of consumed water from this source during 2014/Others 1064 5544 600 39.045 53.723 What is the distance between the source and housing/Others What is the distance between the source and housing/Others What is the distance between the source and housing/Others What is the distance between the source and housing/Others What is the distance between the source and housing/Others 885 5723 1 less than 500 m 2 More than or equal 500 m Sysmiss Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/boiling Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/boiling Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/boiling Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/boiling Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/boiling 6607 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/water filtration using fabric Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/water filtration using fabric Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/water filtration using fabric Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/water filtration using fabric Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/water filtration using fabric 6606 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/Precipitate of suspended solids from water by gravity Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/Precipitate of suspended solids from water by gravity Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/Precipitate of suspended solids from water by gravity Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/Precipitate of suspended solids from water by gravity Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/Precipitate of suspended solids from water by gravity 6607 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/Others, Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/Others, Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/Others, Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/Others, Does the household use one of these methods to purify drinking water/Others, 6606 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss The other methods to purify drinking water The other methods to purify drinking water The other methods to purify drinking water The other methods to purify drinking water The other methods to purify drinking water 472 bottled water chlronation cleaning the storage internal filter put substance in the well put water bottles in the sun water filter water storasge chlorination Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Using of gray water in domestic agriculture Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Using of gray water in domestic agriculture Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Using of gray water in domestic agriculture Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Using of gray water in domestic agriculture Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Using of gray water in domestic agriculture 6606 2 1 Yes 2 No 3 Not applicable Sysmiss Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Use of multiple siphon Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Use of multiple siphon Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Use of multiple siphon Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Use of multiple siphon Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Use of multiple siphon 6606 2 1 Yes 2 No 3 Not applicable Sysmiss Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Insulate hot water pipes Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Insulate hot water pipes Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Insulate hot water pipes Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Insulate hot water pipes Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Insulate hot water pipes 6606 2 1 Yes 2 No 3 Not applicable Sysmiss Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Not to Turn off the faucet when brushing teeth and shaving Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Not to Turn off the faucet when brushing teeth and shaving Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Not to Turn off the faucet when brushing teeth and shaving Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Not to Turn off the faucet when brushing teeth and shaving Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Not to Turn off the faucet when brushing teeth and shaving 6606 2 1 Yes 2 No 3 Not applicable Sysmiss Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Maintenance of water taps immediately after the damage Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Maintenance of water taps immediately after the damage Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Maintenance of water taps immediately after the damage Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Maintenance of water taps immediately after the damage Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Maintenance of water taps immediately after the damage 6605 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 Not applicable Sysmiss Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Not using the water hose for car washing if available Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Not using the water hose for car washing if available Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Not using the water hose for car washing if available Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Not using the water hose for car washing if available Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Not using the water hose for car washing if available 6606 2 1 Yes 2 No 3 Not applicable Sysmiss Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Others Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Others Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Others Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Others Does the household conserve water by using one of these methods/Others 6599 9 1 Yes 2 No 3 Not applicable Sysmiss The other method used to conserve water The other method used to conserve water The other method used to conserve water The other method used to conserve water The other method used to conserve water 36 Clean the car in cars laundry put water bottle in the siphone reuse the water into house cleaning What is the wastewater disposal method What is the wastewater disposal method What is the wastewater disposal method What is the wastewater disposal method What is the wastewater disposal method 6606 2 1 1. Public network 2 1. Porous cesspit 3 2. Tight cesspit 4 2. Others Sysmiss The other method for wastewater disposal The other method for wastewater disposal The other method for wastewater disposal The other method for wastewater disposal The other method for wastewater disposal 55 barrel big whole in valley not found open valley outside house Does cesspit evacuates in 2014 Does cesspit evacuates in 2014 Does cesspit evacuates in 2014 Does cesspit evacuates in 2014 Does cesspit evacuates in 2014 3296 3312 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many times was the cesspit evacuated in 2014 How many times was the cesspit evacuated in 2014 How many times was the cesspit evacuated in 2014 How many times was the cesspit evacuated in 2014 How many times was the cesspit evacuated in 2014 1362 5246 1 180 8.38 10.443 What is the average cost of the wastewater disposal (NIS) What is the average cost of the wastewater disposal (NIS) What is the average cost of the wastewater disposal (NIS) What is the average cost of the wastewater disposal (NIS) What is the average cost of the wastewater disposal (NIS) 4662 1946 960 27.473 42.703 Are wastewater treatment Are wastewater treatment Are wastewater treatment Are wastewater treatment Are wastewater treatment 6606 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the treatment method used What is the treatment method used What is the treatment method used What is the treatment method used What is the treatment method used 80 6528 1 1. Treatment plant inside the house 2 Station shared between several household 3 Municipal treatment plant Sysmiss Do re-use of treated wastewater Do re-use of treated wastewater Do re-use of treated wastewater Do re-use of treated wastewater Do re-use of treated wastewater 80 6528 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What are the areas of re-use What are the areas of re-use What are the areas of re-use What are the areas of re-use What are the areas of re-use 23 6585 1 Agriculture 2 Household uses 3 Others Sysmiss The other areas of re-use The other areas of re-use The other areas of re-use The other areas of re-use The other areas of re-use 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 6606 2 1 Household members 2 Local authority 3 UNWRA 4 Private contractor 5 One of household members in addition to one of the above me 6 Others Sysmiss The doer of solid waste collection/other The doer of solid waste collection/other The doer of solid waste collection/other The doer of solid waste collection/other The doer of solid waste collection/other 283 Israeli municipality sons waste burning Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/First Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/First Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/First Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/First Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/First 705 5903 1 Thrown in the nearest container 2 Burning 3 Throwing into a dump 4 Throwing randomly 5 Using to specific purposes (animal food, fertilizer ) 6 Others (specify Sysmiss Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/First/others Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/First/others Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/First/others Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/First/others Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/First/others 3 Israeli municipality burried thrown randomly Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/second/specify Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/second/specify Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/second/specify Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/second/specify Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/second/specify 347 6261 1 Thrown in the nearest container 2 Burning 3 Throwing into a dump 4 Throwing randomly 5 Using to specific purposes (animal food, fertilizer ) 6 Others (specify Sysmiss Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/second/specify Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/second/specify Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/second/specify Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/second/specify Select two of the most important methods that household use consequently to dispose waste/second/specify 1 Israeli municipality How many times did wastes dispose last week How many times did wastes dispose last week How many times did wastes dispose last week How many times did wastes dispose last week How many times did wastes dispose last week 6606 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 14 65 76 Sysmiss What is the size of bags are used to collect final solid waste from household What is the size of bags are used to collect final solid waste from household What is the size of bags are used to collect final solid waste from household What is the size of bags are used to collect final solid waste from household What is the size of bags are used to collect final solid waste from household 6606 2 1 Big Bags (90*70) 2 Medium Bags(70*50) 3 Small bags(50*50) 4 Others (specify Sysmiss Other sizes Other sizes Other sizes Other sizes Other sizes 999 1 16 gallons 2 25*35 28*35 28*38 3 30*40 35*28 Bucket sacks small bags small bags 28*35 What is your estimations to the quantities of disposed wastes last time (Kg) What is your estimations to the quantities of disposed wastes last time (Kg) What is your estimations to the quantities of disposed wastes last time (Kg) What is your estimations to the quantities of disposed wastes last time (Kg) What is your estimations to the quantities of disposed wastes last time (Kg) 6606 2 1 23 2.973 1.44 The distance between the nearest waste collection place and the house (dump or big container) The distance between the nearest waste collection place and the house (dump or big container) The distance between the nearest waste collection place and the house (dump or big container) The distance between the nearest waste collection place and the house (dump or big container) The distance between the nearest waste collection place and the house (dump or big container) 6606 2 1 Less than or equal 500 meter 2 More than 500 meter Sysmiss Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/First Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/First Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/First Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/First Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/First 6606 2 1 Baby’s nabs 2 Food wastes 3 Paper and carton 4 Rubber 5 Agricultural wastes 6 Plastic 7 Others (specify Sysmiss Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/First/specify Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/First/specify Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/First/specify Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/First/specify Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/First/specify 5 Pacients diapers furnace waste women diapers Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/Seconed Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/Seconed Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/Seconed Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/Seconed Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/Seconed 6577 31 1 Baby’s nabs 2 Food wastes 3 Paper and carton 4 Rubber 5 Agricultural wastes 6 Plastic 7 Others (specify Sysmiss Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/Seconed/specify Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/Seconed/specify Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/Seconed/specify Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/Seconed/specify Consequently select two of the most important components of wastes (the first indicate to the more quantity)/Seconed/specify 11 Pacients diapers agriculture waste animal waste furnace waste household waste What was the average cost of the solid waste collection service during the last month What was the average cost of the solid waste collection service during the last month What was the average cost of the solid waste collection service during the last month What was the average cost of the solid waste collection service during the last month What was the average cost of the solid waste collection service during the last month 6606 2 90 13.318 10.267 Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Noise Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Noise Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Noise Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Noise Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Noise 6606 2 1 No 2 Seldom 3 Sometimes 4 Very often Sysmiss Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Noise Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Noise Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Noise Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Noise Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Noise 1893 4715 1 6 am – 11:59 pm 2 12 pm – 7:59 pm 3 8 pm – 5:59am 4 There is no specified time Sysmiss Insert the most important sources to the problem/Noise Insert the most important sources to the problem/Noise Insert the most important sources to the problem/Noise Insert the most important sources to the problem/Noise Insert the most important sources to the problem/Noise 1894 4714 1 Traffic 2 Planes 3 Queries and stone cutting 4 Construction 5 Industrial activities 6 Others (specify 7 population crowding Sysmiss The other sources to the problem/Noise The other sources to the problem/Noise The other sources to the problem/Noise The other sources to the problem/Noise The other sources to the problem/Noise 60 Billiard shop Dogs Frogs croak Grease station Settlers Tailoring animals bicycles building material storage club constructions food storage furnace israeli sources machines noise population crowding schools shooting wood furnaces Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Smells Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Smells Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Smells Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Smells Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Smells 6606 2 1 No 2 Seldom 3 Sometimes 4 Very often Sysmiss Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Smells Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Smells Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Smells Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Smells Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Smells 1789 4819 1 6 am – 11:59 pm 2 12 pm – 7:59 pm 3 8 pm – 5:59am 4 There is no specified time Sysmiss Insert the most important sources to the problem/Smells Insert the most important sources to the problem/Smells Insert the most important sources to the problem/Smells Insert the most important sources to the problem/Smells Insert the most important sources to the problem/Smells 1789 4819 1 Waste water 2 Dump 3 Public restrooms 4 Transportation 5 Agricultural wastes (animal , vegetable ) 6 Industrial activities 7 Others (specify Sysmiss The other sources to the problem/Smells The other sources to the problem/Smells The other sources to the problem/Smells The other sources to the problem/Smells The other sources to the problem/Smells 60 Coal Industry Containers smell animals bath coffee roaster gasoline smeel household baths household furnaces humidity israeli army israeli gas israeli sources municipality Square national security plastic reforming restaurent school toilet schools sea smell waste wood burning Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Dust Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Dust Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Dust Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Dust Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Dust 6606 2 1 No 2 Seldom 3 Sometimes 4 Very often Sysmiss Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Dust Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Dust Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Dust Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Dust Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Dust 966 5642 1 6 am – 11:59 pm 2 12 pm – 7:59 pm 3 8 pm – 5:59am 4 There is no specified time Sysmiss Insert the most important sources to the problem/Dust Insert the most important sources to the problem/Dust Insert the most important sources to the problem/Dust Insert the most important sources to the problem/Dust Insert the most important sources to the problem/Dust 966 5642 1 Unpaved roads 2 Queries and stone cutting 3 Construction 4 Industrial activities 5 Others (specify Sysmiss The other sources to the problem/Dust The other sources to the problem/Dust The other sources to the problem/Dust The other sources to the problem/Dust The other sources to the problem/Dust 48 Coal Industry agriculture animals building material shop cars laundry cars smoke cemetery electricity generators heavy trucks household furnaces lands mountain mountaine municipality square neighbours occupation regional dust roads schools trees valley waste burning waste dumping site weather Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Smoke Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Smoke Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Smoke Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Smoke Is any of the following considered as serious problem around household/Smoke 6606 2 1 No 2 Seldom 3 Sometimes 4 Very often Sysmiss Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Smoke Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Smoke Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Smoke Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Smoke Duration of the most exposing to this problem/Smoke 749 5859 1 6 am – 11:59 pm 2 12 pm – 7:59 pm 3 8 pm – 5:59am 4 There is no specified time Sysmiss Insert the most important sources to the problem/Smoke Insert the most important sources to the problem/Smoke Insert the most important sources to the problem/Smoke Insert the most important sources to the problem/Smoke Insert the most important sources to the problem/Smoke 749 5859 1 Industrial activities 2 Waste burning 3 Transportation 4 Construction 5 Others (specify 6 household activities (furnaces, ...) Sysmiss The other sources to the problem/Smoke The other sources to the problem/Smoke The other sources to the problem/Smoke The other sources to the problem/Smoke The other sources to the problem/Smoke 42 always burning cars burning cars smoke container israeli gas during israeli violence leaves burning occupation sellers wood burning Locality type Locality type Locality type Locality type Locality type 6608 1 urban 2 rural 3 camps weight weight weight weight weight 6608 33.625 370.491 131.763 54.874