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ENVIRONMENTAL-FOR-HEALTH-CARE-CENTERS

Environmental Survey for Health Care centers , 2010

West Bank and Gaza, 2010
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PSE-PCBS-ESHC-2010-V1.0
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Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
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Environmental Survey for Health Care Centers
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Data file: Health_E

The main objective of the survey was to provide reliable data on the environmental reality on the Health Care Centers (Governmental and Non-Governmental) in the West Bank, including the methods used to handle solid waste and wastewater. It also include the role of the local authority in providing the suitable environment to reduce the negative effect of the different types of pollution on the Health Care Centers (Governmental and Non-Governmental).

Cases: 431
Variables: 43

Variables

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Center Number
EW01A_1
public water network source for obtaining water
EW01A_2
collection rain water well source for obtaining water
EW01A_3
buying tanks source for obtaining water
EW01A_4
there anther source for obtaining water
EW01B_1
the average monthly consumed water in the health care center from public water network ((M3)\Month)
EW01B_2
the average monthly consumed water in the health care center from collection rain water well ((M3)\Month)
EW01B_3
the average monthly consumed water in the health care center from buying tanks ((M3)\Month)
EW01B_4
the average monthly consumed water in the health care center from anther source ((M3)\Month)
EW01C_1
the average monthly payment for consumed water in the health care center from public water network ((NIS)\Month)
EW01C_2
the average monthly payment for consumed water in the health care center from collection rain water well ((NIS)\Month)
EW01C_3
the average monthly payment for consumed water in the health care center from buying tanks ((NIS)\Month)
EW01C_4
the average monthly payment for consumed water in the health care center anther source ((NIS)\Month)
EW02A
the Wastewater disposal method in the health care center
EW02B
the monthly estimated amount of money paid for wastewater disposal in the health care center
EW03
the produced wastewater treat in the health care center
EW04
the used wastewater treatment method
ES01
the average monthly of produced solid waste quantity in the health care center (Kg)
ES05A
the most important mean of putting this kind of solid waste
ES06A
weekly periodicity for collection solid waste inside the health care center
ES07A
the main separated solid waste transporting method inside the health care center
ES08A
the following solid waste components treated
ES09A
the used method for treating
ES10A
the periodicity of treating solid waste per month
ES11A
treating the solid waste
ES12
the solid waste collect before its final disposal
ES13
the distance (in m) between the health care center and waste collection place
ES14
the waste after collection by the institution and before final disposal
ES15
the volume of the used container (in m3)
ES16
the material of construction of the used container
ES17
the solid waste dispose after its collection inside the health care center
ES18
transporting solid waste to the final disposing place
ES19
responsible for the disposal of waste from the place of the transfer assembly to dumping site
ES20
the frequency of transporting solid waste during the last week
ES21
the estimated payment for the disposal of solid waste in the health care center (NIS)
EE01
Health care centers Evaluation for Used Water Quality
EE02
Health care centers Evaluation for Water Supply Service
EE03
Health care centers Evaluation for Wastewater Disposal Service Using Wastewater Network
EE04
Health care centers Evaluation for Quality of Container which Used for Solid Waste Collection
EE05
Health care centers Evaluation for Comparing the Container Size with the Produced Waste Quantity
EE06
Health care centers Evaluation for Periodicity of Waste Collection
REG
Reg
weight
weight
Total: 43
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