K Basin spent nuclear fuel characterization

Lawrence, L.A.

doi:10.2172/781507

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“…The relationship between the incomes generated by the respondents and trends of purchasing drinking water shows that many developing countries are a good market for packaged drinking water with good quality (3). However, delivery of safe drinking water technology may not be affordable by low income generation society groups (5).Besides, many factors including demographic variables, quality of water sources and trust in tap water companies, also seem to influence public behavior (14). Some group of the society might give emphasis due attention to factors such as health, physiology and ecology that inhibit them from consuming above a limited amount of trace mineral.…”

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“…Several water supply models are already established, tested and proven effective in the developed world. Given the prevailing social and technical cost needed to revitalize or put in place functional public institutions, associated technologies and political power, it is much undoubted that the standard industrialized world model for delivery of safe drinking water technology may not be affordable in most of the developing world countries (5). Currently in Ethiopia, people often drink packaged drinking water as an alternative to tap water.…”

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Perception and Attitude of Consumers' Towards Packaged Drinking Water in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Tilahun¹,

Beshaw²

2019

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Descriptive research design was used to select 200 respondents (i.e., 100 from each study places) following purposive sampling technique on two study areas (Market; Living). Personal observation and interview with retailers were done to triangulate the collected data from the formal survey. The collected data was analyzed using SPSS version 20 software program. Descriptive statistical measurements, Index and multinomial regression model was calculated to assess the relationship between customers point of emphasis during packaged water buying and respondents demographic variables. Majority of the respondent who frequently purchase packaged water generated a monthly income between 5000 and 10000 Birr. Television and radio was ranked first compare to other Media. Living place customers were more health concerned as compared to market place customers. Market place customer’s primarily give emphasis to price of packaged water. Almost all (97%) customers did not have the awareness towards packaged water standards. Only 86(43%) of the total respondents checked the chemical composition, of which 74(85%) of the respondents did not understand it. Customers sex, educational level and health status showed significant relationship with choice of packaged water quality -1.42(p<0.05), price -2.45(P<0.01) and health status -1.80(P<0.05) in market place and living places, respectively.

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Perception and Attitude of Consumers' Towards Packaged Drinking Water in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Tilahun¹,

Beshaw²

2019

Preprint

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“…The relationship between the incomes generated by the respondents and trends of purchasing drinking water shows that many developing countries are a good market for packaged drinking water with good quality (3). However, delivery of safe drinking water technology may not be affordable by low income generation society groups (5). Besides, many factors including demographic variables, quality of water sources and trust in tap water companies, also seem to influence public behavior (15).…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%