Survey Awareness

The survey contributes to the measurement of services provided to household and supports decision-makers in developing the infrastructure of basic services benefiting the household. It is a household survey that collects data on the availability of water and sanitation services, methods of waste disposal, and the most significant pollutants surrounding the household. Additionally, it assesses the household's awareness of environmental hygiene. Given the importance of environmental statistics in the household sector, most countries globally provide official statistics on the environment. These statistics play a crucial role in shaping environmental policies and providing international environmental indicators. Thus, the necessity arose to provide precise and comprehensive statistical data that addresses the needs of decision-makers, data users, and researchers.

It is one of the surveys of the Department of Environment, Agriculture and Energy Statistics, it seeks to provide environmental statistical data on establishments that produce and use waste, as well as establishments that produce or purchase water, according to economic activity, taking into account that the data are in line with international standards and classifications and facilitate policy makers and decision makers to take successful ways to develop the environment of economic activities and support the transition towards a circular economy that aims to minimize waste of materials and goods and utilize them as much as possible.

A statistical survey conducted by GASTAT since 2016. It collects and provides data on internal Umrah performers and visitors to Madinah This is done by completing an electronic questionnaire containing several questions, in communication with a representative sample of households in various administrative regions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.".

A household survey conducted by GASTAT in Saudi Arabia. Data is collected by communicating with a representative sample of Saudi and non-Saudi residents across all administrative regions of the Kingdom, including both occupied and unoccupied housing units. Interviews are conducted with household using an electronic questionnaire that contains a number of questions. It aims to provide estimates and indicators related to volunteer work and volunteer hours.