Dear Participant,
Thank you for participating in this survey. We are Syndicate 1, currently enrolled in the Post Graduate Diploma in General Management at the Gordon Institute of Business Science. As part of our research project, we are exploring the challenges people face when sorting waste at home, aligning with Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 12.5): Substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. Your honest insights will be crucial in understanding the factors that contribute to the perceived inconvenience of household waste sorting. This information will be used to develop strategies that can encourage greater participation and contribute to a more sustainable future.

Please note: All your responses will be kept strictly confidential.
Thank you for your time and contribution to this important research.

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1. Which category includes your age:

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3. What is your ethnicity?

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4. What is your highest qualification?

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5. How many children (under 18) live in your home?

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6. Including you, how many adults live in your home?

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7. What is your current employment status?

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8. What is the monthly household income?

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9. What type of dwelling do you live in?

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10. Waste separation helps to protect the environment and conserve resources, we should do it.

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11. I am very interested in garbage separation and it allows me to have fulfilment, we should do it.

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12. Waste separation shows personal hygiene performance, we should do it.

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13. Separated recyclable waste can be sold to receive remuneration, we should do it.

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14. If recyclable waste could be exchanged for rewards/benefits, I would do it.

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15. I can set an example for children by carrying out waste separation, we should do it.

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16. Waste separation can help the country to reduce pollution control costs, we should do it.

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17. Does your family support you in performing household waste separation?

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18. If your family encourages you to separate waste, are you willing to listen to their advice?

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19. Does your community support you in performing waste separation?

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20. If your community encourages you to separate waste, are you willing to listen to their advice?

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21. How much time would you be willing to spend on sorting waste per day?

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22. If you do not have enough time, will you still carry out waste separation?

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23. Does your home have enough space for storing sorted waste?

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24. If your home does not have sufficient space for storing sorted waste, will you still carry out waste separation?

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25. Does the municipality or your community provide you with facilities for waste separation (such as separation bags, and sorting bins)?

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26. If the government or your community does not provide you with facilities for waste separation, will you still carry out waste separation?

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27. Do you know how waste is separated into different categories and which of those can be recycled?

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28. If you do not know how to separate waste into different categories, will you still carry out waste separation?

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29. Is it convenient to carry out waste separation at your home?

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30. If it is inconvenient to separate waste at your home, will you still carry out waste separation?

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31. Waste separation is an ethical behaviour to protect the ecological environment, everyone has a duty to do so.

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32. Waste separation can help you make some money, everyone should do so.

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33. During unsupervised times, will you feel ashamed that waste is thrown into trash without going through waste separation?

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34. Starting next week, would you be prepared to carry out waste separation?

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35. How frequently are you willing to carry out waste separation?

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36. How often do you separate waste paper/waste paper board?

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37. How often do you separate discarded batteries, electronic equipment?

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38. How often do you separate leftover food, kitchen waste?

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39. How often do you separate discarded plastics?

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40. How often do you separate discarded cans, easy-open cans?

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41. How often do you separate discarded metal?

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42. How often do you separate discarded glass bottles?

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43. How often do you separate discarded clothing, fabrics?

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44. Municipality and community-driven campaigns can clearly explain the benefits and importance of waste separation.

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45. Municipality and community-driven separation campaigns can effectively improve waste separation awareness of residents.

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