Environment Economic Survey (Industry) 2017 Highlights

Environment Economic Survey (Industry)
2017
Surveys
2017
Introduction:
Cabinet decree no. (211) of 13-1-1437H gave the General Authority for Statistics (GASTAT) the right to
conduct surveys in the economic, social and population fields on behalf of the kingdom and publishing
them periodically. Based on this right, GASTAT has installed programs and surveys that aim to create a
statistical database on the environment. The civil society has showed an increasing interest in issues of
environment and ecological pollution and problems caused by unbalanced activities. The environment
has recently become a hot issue and a concern for decision makers and the citizens alike. The industrial
sector is the biggest source of pollution that causes environmental degradation as a result of its solid
wastes (which are produced during the industrialization stages according to a circle that aims at trans-
forming the raw materials into prepared materials). The more transformation stages increase, the more
wastes and air and liquid pollutants increase.
The provision of modern data and information about this sector that are fit to international standards
Environment Statistics
and classifications has become an urgent necessity to help decision-makers and policy-makers to follow
‫إحصاءات البيئة‬
the successful methods to develop the environment of the industrial sector and reduce the resulting
pollution. Results of this survey will enable GASTAT to meet the requirements of the beneficiaries and
highlight the status of the economic (industrial) environment of the Kingdom through creating accu-
rate and comprehensive statistical indicators that meet the repeated requests raised by local and inter-
national organizations and entities. GASTAT also thanks all partners and clients from the entities con-
cerned with the Economic and Industrial Environment Survey for their cooperation to complete this
bulletin. It is worth mentioning that their cooperation, after the guidance of Allah, had a great impact
on issuing such bulletin. At the same time, it is hoped that everyone will provide us with proposals via
the e-mail (info@stats.gov.sa) Such proposals will improve the content of this bulletin and further de-
velop future bulletins.
Allah is the Arbiter of Success,
General Authority for Statistics

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contents
f Title Page number
1 1
introduction
2 Tables Index 3
3 Index of figures 5
4 Methodology of the Survey 6
5 The most important statistical indicators 23
6 Publishing tables 33
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Tables Index
Tables number Topic Page number
1 Quantity of water consumed in economic establishments (industrial) 33
2 Percentage of producing water in economic establishments (industrial) 34
3 Quantity of water produced in economic establishments (industrial) 34
4 Quantity of water produced from fresh ground water in economic establish- 35
ments (industrial)
5 Quantity of water produced from seawater in economic establishments (indus- 35
trial)
6 Quantity of water produced from saline groundwater in economic establish- 36
ments (industrial)
7 Quantity of water produced from fresh surface water in economic establish- 36
ments (industrial)
8 Quantity of Waste Produced in economic establishments (industrial) 37
9 Disposal methods of Solid chemical material waste in economic establishments 38

(industrial)
10 Disposal methods of Liquid chemical material waste in economic establish- 39
ments (industrial)
11 Disposal methods of ferrous waste in economic establishments (industrial) 40
12 Disposal methods of non-ferrous waste in economic establishments (industrial) 41
13 Disposal methods of electronic waste in economic establishments (industrial) 42
14 Disposal methods of rubber waste in economic establishments (industrial) 43
15 Disposal methods of wood waste in economic establishments (industrial) 44
16 Disposal methods of plastics waste in economic establishments (industrial) 45
17 Disposal methods of paper in economic establishments (industrial) 46
18 Percentage of industrial consumption of waste in economic establishments (in- 47
dustrial)
19 Quantity of the most important waste that used in economic establishments 47
(industrial)
20 Quantity of the most important purchases of waste in economic establishments 48
(industrial)
21 Quantity of energy used in economic establishments (industrial) 49
22 Percentage of energy used in economic establishments (industrial) 50
23 Quantity of Gasoline91 used in economic establishments (industrial) 51
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24 Quantity of Gasoline95 used in economic establishments (industrial) 52

25 Quantity of butane used in economic establishments (industrial) 53
26 Quantity of other kerosene materials used in economic establishments (indus- 53
trial)
27 Quantity of natural gas used in economic establishments (industrial) 54
28 Quantity of fuel oil used in economic establishments (industrial) 55
29 Quantity of crude oil used in economic establishments (industrial) 56
30 Quantity of electricity purchased in economic establishments (industrial) 57
31 Percentage of producing electricity in economic establishments (industrial) 58

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Index of figures
Figures number Topic Page num-
ber
1 Percentage of producing water in economic establishments (industrial) 23
2 percentage of Waste Produced in economic establishments (industrial) 24
3 Disposal methods of Solid chemical material waste in economic establish- 25

ments (industrial)
4 Disposal methods of Liquid chemical material waste in economic establish- 25

ments (industrial)
5 Disposal methods of ferrous waste in economic establishments (industrial) 26
6 Disposal methods of non-ferrous waste in economic establishments (in- 26

dustrial)
7 Disposal methods of electronic waste in economic establishments (indus- 27

trial)
8 Disposal methods of plastics waste in economic establishments (industrial) 27
9 Quantity of the most important waste that used in economic establish- 28

ments (industrial)
10 Quantity of the most important purchases of waste in economic establish- 28

ments (industrial)
11 Percentage of industrial consumption of waste in economic establishments 29

(industrial)
12 Percentage of energy used in economic establishments (industrial) 30
13 percentage of Gasoline91 used in economic establishments (industrial) 30
14 percentage of natural gas used in economic establishments (industrial) 31
15 percentage of fuel oil used in economic establishments (industrial) 31
16 Percentage of producing electricity in economic establishments (industrial) 32
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Methodology of the Economic Industrial Environment

Bulletin:
Based on the mission of GASTAT to Provide comprehensive, reliable, up-to-date statistics and
value-added services in line with the international standards and to take the lead in developing a
modern statistical sector to support decision making, and in order to achieve its vision to be the
most innovative and distinctive statistical reference for Saudi Arabia's socio-economic develop-
ment, GASTAT has developed all the methodologies of its statistical work in line with the stages
of work stipulated in the Manual of the Statistical Procedures of GASTAT which is in line with the
procedures adopted by the international organizations related to the development of the statisti-
cal methodologies.
The statistical work stages are divided into eight connected stages, in addition to a ninth stage
(the comprehensive "management" phase) which are as follows:
The Economic Industrial Environment Survey Bulletin is one of GASTAT products, and its meth-
odology has been developed according to these stages, which will be stated in details in below:
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First Stage: Scope:

In this stage, the statistical needs are understood and confirmed, and possible solutions are iden-
tified. GASTAT has held meetings with its partners from government entities related to the Eco-
nomic Industrial Environment Survey in Saudi Arabia, which are:
• Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs.

• Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture.
• Presidency of Meteorology and Environment
Economic Industrial Environment Survey aims to help decision-makers and policy-makers to

achieve the following:
• Providing data about water consumption and production at economic establishments.

• Providing data about waste consumption and production at economic establishments.

• Recognizing waste disposal methods at economic establishments.

• Providing data and indicators that help decision-makers to draft proper policies with a
view to improving environment.
• Recognizing the most water-consuming and water-producing economic activities.
• Recognizing the most waste-consuming and waste-producing economic activities.
• Recognizing the most power-consuming and power-producing products
• Creating a large database to be used as a credible source for conducting environmental
studies and researches at economical industrial establishments.
Second stage: Design:

The most important steps of this stage are:
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First: Determining the statistical community:

The targeted statistical community of the Economic Industrial Survey Bulletin includes all economic industrial
establishments included in the classification of the economic activities (ISIC 4) in Saudi Arabia.
Second: sources of statistics:

GASTAT collects the data of the Economic Industrial Environment Survey from the statistical community.
Third: Definitions and concepts:

The definitions and concepts are given to unify the methods of work to be a reference for field workers. In addi-
tion, it is used to clarify these concepts to survey viewers and beneficiaries.
Establishment:
It is a project or a part of a project that is located in a fixed site and carries out a certain economic activity or
more than one economic managed by one entity that has or may have regular accounts. The project owner may
be a normal or a legal person.

Produced water:
Water that was produced or extracted by the establishment.
Purchased water:
All kinds of water that were purchased from the National Company, private sector, individuals or any other
source for
consumption inside the establishment or in the production processes;
stored water:
The water that is kept inside designated storages to be later used by the establishments.
Transferred water:
The water that is transferred from the establishment to another establishment without obtaining a fee.
Water sales:
The water sold by the establishment to individuals or other establishments.
Used water:
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The quantity of consumed (used) water in the establishment that cannot be returned to its main source after
being withdrawn;
Desalinated Water:
The volume of water obtained from desalinating seawater or saline groundwater
Seawater:
Water that was withdrawn from the seawater and used in the establishment;
surface water:
Water that was extracted from any surface water source such as rivers, lakes or permanent and temporary rains;
Fresh groundwater:
Fresh water that was extracted from wells and contains a little concentration of salts, making it fit for use or
treatment for
drinking.
Saline groundwater:
Water that was extracted from wells and used in the establishment; It has a less concentration of salts than sea-
water.
Treated wastewater:
Wastewater that was chemically, mechanically or biologically treated for reuse;
Waste sale:
Wastes that are sold to other companies for recycling or inserting them in other industries such as raw materials;
It is one of the waste disposal tools
Waste combustion
Systematic combustion of wastes, which may or may not be associated with restoring energy from them; it is one
of waste disposal tools
Waste recycling:
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A process of re-processing wastes in accordance with a production process with a view to moving them out of
the wastes line. An exception is the reuse of wastes as a fuel. This definition includes the re-processing for ob-
taining the same product or for other purposes. Waste recycling is one of the waste disposal tools
Waste containers:
Containers used in temporarily keeping wastes and other unwanted materials. It is one of waste disposal tools.
Contracting with a specialized company for waste disposal:
Solid wastes that are disposed by another contracted company. This company collects these wastes.
Solid wastes of chemicals:
Solid materials produced during the industrialization stages such as: Dust of chemical materials as pesticide pow-
ders and dust of industrial processes as cement and asbestos (Amiant), which enter via the nose and mouth.
Liquid wastes of chemicals:
Liquid materials produced during the industrialization stages such as: Organic liquids - acids - paints - liquid de-
tergents -liquid pesticides used by skin absorption, swallowing or injection

Plastic wastes:
Manufactured polymers, which are oil derivatives; Plastics are considered a basic material in many industries
Ferrous metal residues:
A category of ferrous metals; all these metals contain iron. Iron composition differs from one metal to another.
An example of ferrous metals is: Magnetite hematite (iron oxide) is the colored black crystal with natural mag-
netic characteristics and others.
Non-ferrous metal residues:
Metals that don't contain iron; they contain one or more elements other than iron. Examples of non-ferrous met-
als are: Copper, silver and gold.
Paper wastes:
The wastes that have defined characteristics due to its formation from paper or cardboard, which can be gener-
ated from any economic activity or as a result of the establishment’s waste such as paper or cardboard.
Electronic wastes:
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Wastes of electronic and electric devices, whose duration period have expired; Such as: TVs, computers, tele-
phones and other communication tools and visual and sound recording devices, household devices and other
devices and tools used in our daily life.
Rubber (tiers):
The rubber disc used for vehicle wheels and blown with compressed air.
Wood:
A material that can be formed and comes from wood plants, specifically trees and shrubs.
Textile:
The manufacture of threads from fibers. Those threads are installed for textile manufacturing.
Production of energy:
The quantity or value of the energy products produced by the establishment, such as (oil derivatives, natural gas
and oil)
Energy purchases:
The purchases of energy products by the establishment to be used as fuel, electricity production or other uses.
Energy storage:
The energy products that are kept in designated storages to be sold or used by the establishment in the future.
Sold energy:
The Energy products which are sold to clients for profit.
Used energy:
The energy used by the establishment as fuel, electricity production or other purposes.
Gasoline 91:
A hydrocarbon fuel that is mainly used in internal combustion engines. Octane 91 and this number represents
the primary combustion resistance.
Gasoline 95:
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A hydrocarbon fuel that is mainly used in internal combustion engines. Octane 95 and this number represents
the primary combustion resistance.
Diesel:
A hydrocarbon fuel that is extracted through crude oil distillation; It is a heavy oil that is distilled between 220 -
380 Celsius.
Butane (cooking gas):
A chemical compound that is derived by oil distillation or during natural gas extraction processes.
Propane (from liquid petroleum gases):
A chemical compound that is derived by oil distillation or during natural gas extraction processes.
Aviation fuel:
A mixture of kerosene that fits aviation conditions and has certain characteristics such as a freezing point;
Other kerosene materials:
Kerosene is used for warming, cooking, lighting, solvents and internal combustion engines;
Petroleum naphtha:
Light and semi-heavy oils distilled at 30-210 Celsius;
Gas oil:
Semi-distilled gas oils are basically composed of carbons distilled at 160-420 Celsius;
Gas oil:
Semi-distilled gas oils are basically composed of carbons distilled at 160-420 Celsius;
Ethane:
Gas hydrocarbons extracted from natural gas and gas refining.
Petroleum coke:
A black solid by-product obtained by cracking and carbonating feeding oils distilled from petroleum, empty bot-
toms, tar
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and pitch in processes such as slow cooking or liquid coking.

Natural gas:
Liquid or liquefied hydrocarbons that are extracted from natural gas through methods of separation or in gas
refining plants;
Crude Petroleum:
Heavy flammable liquid, which is black and tends to greenness; It can be found at the upper layer of the crustal.
It is one of important primary energy sources. It is used in producing electricity and operating factories, means of
transportation and engines.
Coal:
Coal is a combustible black or brown rock but usually black, occurring in ground layers or veins and composed
primarily from carbon.
Coke oven coke:
It is a solid product obtained from carbonization of coal, principally coking coal, and is used mainly in the iron
and steel industry

Ore furnace gas:
The gas resulting from the operation of high furnace. The gas is extracted and used in the steelmaking and in
the electricity, stations prepared for its burning.
Lignite (Brown coal):
Lignite (Brown coal) is a type of crumbly coal includes both shale oil and tar sand which are produced and
burnt directly.
Electricity:
A term that refers to the work exerted to free an electric charge in a conductor. Kilowatt/hour is the unit used to
measure the rate of energy transfer.
Solar energy:
Power produced from sun rays and used in water heating, power generation, drying and other forms
Fourth: Determining the sampling units in the Economic Industrial Environment

Survey
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• Primary sampling units (enumeration areas): they are sampling units that are withdrawn during the first
stage.
• Final sampling units (establishment): they are sampling units that are withdrawn during the second
stage. Each secondary sampling unit is part of the primary sampling units.
Fifth: Determining the variables and their definitions:

In this step, the variables and indicators to be derived when extracting the survey results are deter-
mined, including:
Indicator Discerption
Quantity of water consumed The balance is:

All produced water+ purchased water = stock+ transfers+ sales + used
in the economic industrial
sector
Quantity of wastes in the Waste production = sale+ burning+ recycling+ waste containers+ contracting with specialized companies+
other (method of disposal other than the above)
economic industrial
establishments
Quantity of energy used in Total energy used= Used as fuel + used to produce electricity +other ( any earning in the plant production
establishments process)
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Sixth: determining statistical classifications:

Classification is an organized set of related categories used to collect data according to similarity. The
classification constitutes the basis for data collection and dissemination in all statistical areas (economic activity,
products, expenses, occupations, or health, etc.) . This classification classifies data and information into
meaningful categories to produce useful statistics, since data collection requires a precise and systematic
arrangement according to their common characteristics so that statistics become reliable and comparable.
The statistical classification used when collecting data is:
The National Classification for Economic Activity (ISIC)
ISIC is the reference classification of productive activities. The purpose of using this classification in the Economic
Industrial Environment Survey is to determine the main economic activity practiced by the establishment.
The economic activity is (All activities performed or services provided by the establishment in return for money.
Sometimes, the establishment gets nothing in return, such as charities that are financed by donations).
Seventh: Form design:

The survey form was prepared and designed by specialists and experts in the environment field. When designing
the form, the international recommendations and standards were taken into consideration. The form is divided
into five sections:
• The first section includes data about the economic activity of the establishment and the number of their
workers.
• The second section includes water consumption and production in the establishment.
• The third section includes the waste resulting from the economic activity, methods of disposal and waste
consumed in the establishment.
• The fourth section includes energy consumption and production.
• The fifth section includes electricity consumption and production.
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Eighth: designing the statistical frame and the survey sample:

Designing the plan of statistical frames
1. Designing and documenting the ideal plan for a frame that covers the statistical community.
2. Assigning the units ‘analytical characteristics, maps, and lists through which data providers can be se-
lected.
3. Using the mutual statistical records and frames as much as possible.
4. Determining the required metadata for the composition of a statistical frame, and composing a test
frame that can be used during the current round of the survey.
Designing the plan of sampling:
1. Designing and documenting the ideal plan for selecting the sample units from which data will be
collected, with efficient estimates. For this purpose, the survey community has been divided into non-
overlapping parts characterized by relative homogeneity in their units. Each part is a strata, and each
strata is considered an independent community. A random sample is drawn from each strata
independently, and eventually, all withdrawn sampling units are combined to form the total sample .
2. The selection of sampling unitis based on the frame of the establishments’ general census (2010). For
the purpose of choosing the samples of the survey and the statistical studies that target the
establishments in general, the frame has been divided into four categories based on the size of the
establishment as follows:
- Micro-sized establishments, which include (1-5 workers).
- Small-sized establishments, which include (6-49 workers).
- Medium-sized establishments, which include (50-249 workers).
- Large-sized establishments, which include (more than 250 workers).
3. Preparing the ideal methodology of sampling units’ selection to come up with high-quality outputs, while minimizing the
burden on data providers by using the methods of rotation and interference control.
4. Determining the required metadata to apply the statistical frame and select the sample.
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5. Testing, evaluating, and validating the sample, and approving its use in the current duplication of the project.
Third stage: Organization:

1- Preparing the procedures of work to prepare the bulletin which will begin in the next stage (the collection stage) and
ends by (the evaluation stage).
2- Organizing all these procedures, and determining its appropriate sequence to come up with a methodology that meets
the objectives of this bulletin .
3- Get benefit from the previous small and medium-sized establishments bulletins to test and develop the procedures of
this bulletin .
4- Describing and documenting these procedures to facilitate the update process in the coming round.
5- Testing the statistical work procedures to make sure that they meet the requirements of the Economic Industrial Survey
Bulletin.
6- Approving the statistical work procedures, and making an implementation road map.
Fourth stage: Collection:

In this stage: all data are handled according to appropriate ways and the nature of the data.
First: Economic Industrial Environment Survey data collection:

Sample collection:
1. The survey was conducted on a sample of establishments working in the industrial activity with a size
of (3000) establishments that carry the targeted economic industrial activities distributed across all 13
regions of Saudi Arabia.
2. The selected sample was validated and approved for use.
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Field Work Candidates Training and Evaluation:
The candidates selected to participate in this survey according to criteria related to the nature of the work, where the focus was
placed on their educational level. Also, it is preferable to choose the candidate who had experience and participated in the field
works carried out by GASTAT in prior periods, provided that he must be good conduct and behaviour, without disabilities, medically
and psychologically fit to work 20 years old at least, in addition to that he must pass the training program of Small and Medium-
sized Establishments Survey.
Then, all candidates, whether they are collaborators from outside the Authority or even the staff of it, have been rehabilitated and
trained through special training programs as follows:
• Conduct a training program for the specialized staff of the main center in the Authority.
• Conduct similar training programs for the collaborators of inspectors, monitors and researchers in various regions in
Saudi Arabia.
The training programs include lectures with a number of technical, technological, administrative and awareness subjects. The
lectures contain an explanation of electronic instruction manual, survey objectives and the method of data collection as well as
the way of using maps. They also provide a detailed explanation of all survey questions as well as technical and administrative
tasks of all participants in the survey at their different administrative levels.
In the beginning of the training program, all trainees were provided with tablet devices. Trainees with these tablet devices can
do the following:
• Read the instruction manual and identify its contents when specialized trainer explains instructions.
• Check the survey electronic form and try to fill it out when applying that in workshops of the training program.
• Access to " the auto-assessment system of the training program", where the trainee has the right to express his opinion of
the training program level evaluation in order to improve the training programs quality in the future. Additionally, this
evaluation included many criteria; the most important ones are: (know to what extend the lecturer was knowledgeable of
his subject, committed to the time defined in the training schedule and comprehensive of all survey aspects as well as the
adequate level of the training hall and some suggestions to improve training program quality).
• Access to "the auto-assessment system for trainees " at the end of the training program, in which the trainees' under-
standing levels of the survey concepts and instructions can be determined.
Finally, the force labor is nominated to participate in the survey according to their automatic results from the "auto-assess-
ment system for trainees" to ensure speed, accuracy and impartiality when determining candidates and their competencies.
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Field Data Collection Method:

The Economic Industrial Environment Survey is conducted annually. Since the establishment is the focus of the research, the
method of direct contact with the establishment was used in the process of completing the survey form. The researchers responsi-
ble for this process visited the establishments within the sample of the survey. Then, the researcher represented himself and rep-
resented the official documents proving his statistical identity. Next, he clarified the purpose of his visit and gave a brief about the
survey and its objectives. After that, he took permission to complete the data of the establishment directly by using the electronic
form of the Economic Industrial Environment Survey. The data of the survey form is completed based on the previous calendar
year. Finally, the field researchers working in different regions of Saudi Arabia, use the synchronization feature available on the
tablets. The completed data of the establishment is uploaded and transferred directly to the database connected to it in GASTAT
headquarters in order for it to be stored then reviewed and processed.
Validate Collected Data and Follow Up with Data Collectors and Providers:
The collected data are validated by reviewing them through the researcher himself, inspector responsible for him and supervisor of
the survey in the supervision area. Further, all areas of work are monitored and reviewed by the Data Quality Room in the GASTA
headquarters. The room also controls and monitors the performance of all field team in concurrence with the implementation time
of data collection process from the first day to the last day. The most important tasks of the Data Quality Room are the following:
• Review the collected data and send feedback to field teams at different levels through an automated desktop sys-
tem that is linked with the tablets of the researchers, so they can access the feedback quickly in their place of work.
• Call establishments and ask them some questions from the survey to check researcher data integrity and his
compliance with the instructions when he visited them, obtain the missing data that have not been received yet
as well as thank them for their co-operation.
• Assign a technical team in the Data Quality Room to respond to field inquiries either from the employees or data
givers.
• Apply error rules to ensure data consistency, accuracy and logicality.
• Check where the survey was completed by matching its coordinates with the coordinates recorded in the sam-
ple file.
Fifth stage: Disaggregation:
In this stage, the data (raw data) are disaggregated based on the classification and coding inputs that were made during data col-
lection process, whether the classifications and statistical coding guides mentioned in the design stage is the National Classifica-
tion for the Economic Activities, or other classifications and encodings. Here are some of the main procedures of this stage:
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Data matching:
With the goal of assuring the quality and accuracy of the bulletin statistics, the data are reviewed and matched to ensure that they
are accurate and correct in a way appropriate to the nature of such data. The data of the current survey are compared with the
previous survey in order to ensure data integrity and logicality in preparation for processing, extracting and reviewing the results
in the next steps of the disaggregation stage.
Research the administrative records of some official entities for data that measure the amount of water and electricity in the in-
dustrial sector and compare our outputs with those data and search for causes of variation.
keeping Data Confidential:
To keep the data confidential, identifiers are removed from the data set, such as: hiding establishment’s name, address and other
identifiers to ensure the protection of establishments’ privacy.
Sixth stage: Revision:

In this stage, outputs are validated and explained by applying a number of steps:
Data outputs validation:

In addition to the revision process applied to the collected data in the fourth stage “collection stage” to check
their accuracy and reliability and what was applied in the fifth stage “disaggregation stage”, all the outputs are
stored and uploaded to the database after being calculated to be reviewed and processed by specialists of the
Environment Statistics Department through a revision software and on screens that were designed for this
purpose.
Dealing with confidential data:

Data are confidentially stored at GASTAT and are only used for statistical purposes. Data of establishments
shall not be disclosed under any circumstances. publications are statistical tables for a number of economic
features at the level of Saudi Arabia and its administrative regions and main cities.
Seventh stage: Publication:
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In this stage, the product is prepared to be published according to the following steps:
Preparing and processing the results designed for publishing:
by:
1. Downloading the data results from the database of the department of Environment statistics
2. Preparing publishing tables and charts of data and indicators
3. Preparing the metadata and writing the work’s methodology
4. Reviewing the bulletin before the publishing
Preparing media kit:

After receiving the bulletin in its final version from the concerned department “Environment Statistics
Department” , the media departments at GASTAT prepare a press statement and an infographic of the
bulletin’s main results. Also, they prepare specific press reports to be sent to some papers. The media kit is
approved in coordination with the environment statistics department.
Data publishing:
In this stage, the following steps are carried out:
1. Upload the bulletin to GASTAT website
2. Coordinate with media departments of partners about the publication date of promotional mate-
rials
3. Send the press statement to (Saudi Press Agency, paper and electronic newspapers, channels and
broadcasters as well as International Press Agencies).
4. -Publish tweets and infographics on Twitter
5. -Send the bulletin to clients list via the e-mail " President
6. Monitor what is published on media on a daily basis and deal with it according to the material
content
Responding to client’s inquiries:
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Questions and inquiries of clients about Economic Industrial Environment Survey Bulletin and its
results through five available channels: (website- email- official letters- call center- visits). The
client’s request is answered after coordinating with the concerned department through the
appropriate channel by providing the information from the available statistical library on GASTAT
official website or from the concerned statistical department itself if necessary.
Published Content Preservation

To ensure that the contents of the publication are preserved for long periods of time, the documents and
archives center in the Authority preserves and archives the published data to be used as a reference at any time
whether for the Authority or for others if necessary.
Eighth stage: Assessment

In this stage, the statistical process is evaluated from the collection stage to the next stage of data publication
for improvement purposes to obtain high-quality data. Improvements may include: methodologies, procedures
and systems, personnel skills, standards as well as statistical work frameworks by using the following steps
Collection of Measurable Evaluation Inputs

In this step, the most important comments and notes are collected and documented from their sources in
different stages, for example comments and notes given by data collectors and their field supervisors as well as
data providers. Also, notes written by specialists responsible for reviewing, auditing and analyzing data
collected from. Finally, comments and notes collected and documented by data users after publishing the data
Assessment
The assessment is conducted by analyzing collected evaluation inputs and comparing the results of this
analysis with the results expected previously. Therefore, a number of possible improvements and solutions are
identified and discussed with concerned staff in various relevant departments in the Authority, or with their
clients of Bulletin partners. Further, during this step, clients' performances and satisfaction levels of using
Survey results are measured, in addition, dissatisfied clients are contacted and provided with clarifications.
It is worth mentioning that based on these procedures, the recommendations for obtaining high quality data
for the next survey Bulletin are agreed upon
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The most important statistical indicators in the survey of

the economic environment (industrial)
•Water
The quantity of water consumed in (2017) in the industrial economic sector was (978) million cubic
meters. The total water that produced from industrial economic establishments has reached (3.27)
billion cubic meters. The quantity of water produced from fresh groundwater reached (20.5) million
cubic meters, the quantity of water produced from sea water reached (3.2) billion cubic meters, the
quantity of water produced from saline groundwater reached (12) million cubic meters, and the
quantity of water produced from surface water reached (410) thousand cubic meters. Figure (1)
shows that the establishments that produce water represent 3% of the industrial economic establish-
ments, while the establishments that do not produce water represent 97 %.

Figure1
Percentage of producing water in economic

establishments (industrial)
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
97% 50%
40%
30%
20%
3% 10%
0%
Establishments that do not produce Establishments produce water
water
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• Waste
The quantity of Waste Produced in economic establishments is about (20.2) million tons. The percentages were varied accord-
ing to the type of waste as shown in the figure below.
Figure2
The results show that the most common disposal methods used in economic establishments (industrial) as follow:
1. By selling:
• The disposal method of electronic waste by selling represents 89%.
• The disposal method of non-ferrous metals waste by selling represents 82%.
• The disposal method of ferrous metals waste by selling represents 78.9%.
• The disposal method of paper waste by selling represents 60%.
• The disposal method of rubber waste by selling represents 53.8%.
• The disposal method of wood waste by selling represents 50.6%.
2. By recycling:
• The disposal method of plastic waste by recycling represents 70%.
• The disposal method of solid chemical material waste by recycling represents 45%.
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• The disposal method of Liquid chemical material waste by recycling represents 38%.
Figure (3) illustrates the percentage of disposal methods of solid chemical material waste which is as follow: by recycling 45%, by
contracting 43%, by selling 3%, by garbage containers 3%, and by other 6%
Figure3
Disposal methods of Solid chemical material

waste in economic establishments (industrial)
Figure (4) illustrates the percentage of disposal methods of Liquid chemical material waste which is as follow: by recycling 38%,
by contracting 7%, by selling 17%, by garbage containers 2%, by other 33%, and by burning 3%.
Figure4
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2017
Figure (5) illustrates the percentage of disposal methods of ferrous waste which is as follow: by recycling 10%, by contracting 9%,
by selling 78.9%, by garbage containers 2%, and by other 0.1%.
Figure5
Figure (6) illustrates the percentage of disposal methods of non-ferrous waste which is as follow: by recycling 12%, by contracting
6%, by selling 82%, and by garbage containers and by other have recorded the lowest proportion.
Figure6
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2017
Figure (7) illustrates the percentage of disposal methods of electronic waste which is as follow: by selling 89%, by garbage con-
tainers 10.5%, while the contracting has recorded the lowest proportion which represents 0.5%.
Figure7
Disposal methods of electronic waste in

economic establishments (industrial)
Contracts with specialized

companies
Garbage containers
Selling
100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0%

Figure (8) illustrates the percentage of disposal methods of plastics waste which is as follow: by selling27%, by recycling 70%, by
contracting 2.6%, while the garbage containers has recorded the lowest proportion which represents 0.4%.
Figure8
Disposal methods of plastics waste in


companies
Garbage containers
Recycling
Selling
80% 60% 40% 20% 0%
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Figure (9) shows that the waste of ferrous metals, non-ferrous metals, paper and plastics are the most important wastes used in
economic establishments. The quantity of plastic used is about (385) thousand tons, the quantity of ferrous metal waste used is
about (207) thousand tons, the quantity of non-ferrous and paper wastes used (44) and (129) thousand tons, respectively.
Figure9
Quantity of the most important waste that

used in economic establishments (industrial)
400000
350000
300000
250000
200000
150000
100000
50000
0
paper Non-ferrous Ferrous Plastic

metals metals
Figure (10) shows that the most important purchases of waste in economic establishments (industrial) are ferrous metals, non-
ferrous metals, paper, and plastic waste, which reached (2.5) thousand tons, (5.8) thousand tons, (84.8) thousand tons, (8.9) thou-
sand tons, respectively.
Figure10
Quantity of the most important purchases of waste in

90,000 84,864
80,000
70,000
60,000
50,000
40,000
30,000
20,000 8,971
2,580 5,839
10,000
0
Plastic Ferrous metals Non-ferrous paper
metals
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The figure (11) shows the percentage of establishments that consumed waste which was 11%, while the percentage of establish-
ments that do not consumed waste was 89%. The most consumed wastes were ferrous, non-ferrous, paper and plastic.
Figure11
Percentage of industrial consumption of waste in

11%
89%
Wastes consumption in establshments Establshments that do not consumed wastes
• Energy
Figure (12) illustrates the energy used in the industrial establishments which are butane (2.2%), natural gas (66%), crude oil
(1.9%), gasoline 91 (10.3%), gasoline 95 (0.7%), fuel oil (18.7%), Kerosene (0.2%). They were used as fuel or to produce electric-
ity.
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2017
Figure12
Figure (13) shows that the percentage of gasoline 91 that used in the industrial establishments as fuel which represents 98%,
whereas the percentage of gasoline 91 that used in order to produce electricity represents 0.6% and the percentage of gasoline 91
used for other purposes represents 0.4%

Figure13
percentage of Gasoline91 used in

98% As fuel
0.2% for electricity production
1.4% other
100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0%
Figure (14) shows that the percentage of natural gas that used in industrial establishments as fuel which is 63%, whereas the per-
centage of natural gas used to produce electricity is 10%, and the percentage of natural gas used for other purposes is 27%.
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2017
Figure14
Quantity of natural gas used in

other
27%
As fuel
63%
for electricity
production
10%
Figure (15) shows that the percentage of the used of diesel (fuel oil) in economic establishments (industrial) as fuel represents
95%, where the percentage of diesel (fuel oil) that used in order to produce electricity represents 1%, and the percentage of diesel
(fuel oil) that used for other purposes is 4%

Figure15
Quantity of fuel oil used in economic

As fuel for electricity production other
%1
%4
%95
• Electricity:
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The results of the economic environment (industrial)survey show that the percentage of establishments that produce electricity is
2%. While The percentage of establishments that do not produce electricity is 98%, as shown in Figure (16).
Figure16
Percentage of producing electricity in economic establishments (industrial)
Establishments that do not produce electricity
Establishments produce electricity
100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%
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Publishing tables
Quantity of water consumed in economic establishments (industrial)
Table1 Quantity: M3
ISIC4 EconomicActivities Total
06 Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 163,800

07 Mining of metal ores 56,364
08 Other mining and quarrying 1,222,055
09 Mining support services 2,182,802
10 Manufacture of food products 115,764,015
11 Manufacture of beverages 18,092,093
12 Manufacture of tobacco products 68,824
13 Manufacture of textiles 5,479,856
14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 15,203,257
15 Manufacture of leather and related products 128,750
Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture;
16 2,193,415
manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials
17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 2,097,463

18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 1,167,060
19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 81,742,104
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 439,552,520
21 Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products 879,539
22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 2,571,520
23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 28,721,230
24 Manufacture of basic metals 31,602,572
25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 32,876,222
26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products 99,984

27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 1,893,679
28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c 1,440,803
29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 460,263
30 Manufacture of other transport equipment 195,603
31 Manufacture of furniture 22,362,705
32 Other manufacturing industries 3,242,501
33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 29,723,583
35 Supplies of electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning 23,265,236
36 Water collection, treatment and supply 113,491,433
37 Sewage 2,400
38 Waste collection, treatment & disposal activities; materials recovery 440,226
Total 978,383,877
Source: Survey of the Economic Environment (industrial)
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Percentage of producing water in economic establishments (industrial)

Table2
Percentage of producing water in economic industrial establishments %
Establishments produce water 3%
Establishments that do not produce water 97%
Total 100%

Quantity of water produced in economic establishments

(industrial)
Table3 Quantity: M3
Water source Total
Fresh ground water 20,543,232
seawater 3,237,271,562
saline groundwater 12,009,679
fresh surface water 410,606
Total 3270235078.59
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Quantity of water Produced from Fresh ground water in economic establishments

(industrial)
Table 4 Quantity: M3
10 Manufacture of food products 1149523.59

11 Manufacture of beverages 2695570.98
23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 345412.50
35 Supplies of electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning 13854858.00
36 Water collection, treatment and supply 2497866.67
Total 20543231.73
Quantity of water produced from seawater in economic establishments (industrial)

Table5 Quantity: M3
06 Extraction of crude oil and natural gas 614,692,575

35 Supplies of electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning 2,584,301,032
Total 3,237,271,562
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Quantity of water produced from saline groundwater in economic

Table6 Quantity: M3

08 Other mining and quarrying activities 200,122
11 Manufacture of beverages 13,820
23 Manufacture of non-metallic products 25,739
35 Supplies of electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning 11,766,434
Total 12,009,679
Quantity of water produced from fresh surface water in economic

Table 7
ISIC 4 EconomicActivities Total
15 Manufacture of leather products and related products 334,750
23 Manufacture of non-metallic products 68,636

24 Manufacture of basic metals 7,220
Total 410,606
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Quantity of Waste Produced in economic establishments (industrial)

Table8 Quantity: Ton
Quantity of Was te Produced
ISIC 4 EconomicActivities Ferrous Liquid Solid

Electronic Plas tic Non-ferrous
wood Textile Rubber metals chemical paper chemical other Total
metals
material material
06 Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 4,410 27,405 31,815

07 Mining of metal ores 1,650 1,650
08 Other mining and quarrying 17,786 2,484 1,673 2,883 257 1,158 10,450 36,691
09 Mining s upport s ervices 33,512 91,377 154,490 279,378
10 Manufacture of food products 1,882 54 56,777 212,431 63,122 11,882 8,979 32,260 283,133 38,282 807,355 1,516,156
11 Manufacture of beverages 9,981 8,638 32,651 27,833 2,015 2,035 11,728 43,381 9,598 193,525 341,385
12 Manufacture of tobacco products 5,900 295 6,195
13 Manufacture of textiles 1,609 106,312 2,360 107 14,161 107,707 232,256
14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 125,097 8,162 710 1,952 1,420 22,180 159,521
15 Manufacture of leather and related products 26 3,914 52 3,991
Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork,

16 except furniture; manufacture of articles of s traw and plaiting 168,126 233 1,089 1,011 83,791 78 2,334 10,503 233 267,399
materials
17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 38 6 7,159 1,271 6 37,761 1,641 13 47,894
18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 250 3,028 25 25 125 65,910 3,003 75 72,441
19 471 464 46 105,465 365 50,608 8,641 166,060
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 75 1,050 12,298 3,534 2,326 2,057,405 11,405 3,753,873 6,640 5,848,608
Manufacture of pharmaceuticals , medicinal chemical and

21 65 8,816 24 228 33 9,165
botanical products
22 Manufacture of rubber and plas tics products 344 3,031 2,209,04 112,189 734,157 15,226 6,951 23,642 1,980 3,106,568
23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 1,356 927 2,454 357,493 18,892 239,043 73,286 15,546 351,676 133,103 1,193,775
24 Manufacture of bas ic metals 144 144 47,120 5,271 1,639 36 2,796,141 216,711 3,067,207
Manufacture of fabricated metal products , except machinery

25 22,542 59 59 118 13,218 767,197 256,696 5,134 2,596 132,715 1,298 1,201,633
and equipment
26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products 24 13,920 480 14,424

27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 223 3,626 2,352 1,311 9 121 37,089 5,253 49,985
28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 137 11 196,430 1,833 1,366 46 23 9,711 34 209,591
29 Manufacture of motor vehicles , trailers and s emi-trailers 63 53 222 55,172 5,293 5,071 11 65,885
30 Manufacture of other trans port equipment 222 758 980
31 Manufacture of furniture 262,868 4,946 24,729 52,982 84,882 5,688 5,502 6,182 804 4,513 742 453,837
32 Other manufacturing indus tries 62 3,210 1,708 1,050 1,296 864 2,284 1,914 12,389
33 Repair and ins tallation of machinery and equipment 2,745 549 275,338 296,475 1,922 22,510 37,059 1,098 637,697
35 Supplies of electricity, gas , s team and air conditioning 111,972 1,032 12,040 1,806 597,098 11,180 3,784 946 1,204 741,062
36 Water collection, treatment and s upply 18,519 86,133 25,840 66,753 75,367 10,982 126,185 4,737 56,633 471,149
38 Was te collection, treatment & dis pos al activities ; materials recovery 1,998 111 2,442 111 4,662
Total 606,634 237,977 178,176 361,694 3,339,678 2,107,415 1,278,710 2,396,320 630,442 7,382,285 1,732,116 20,251,448
Source: Survey of the Economic Environment (indus trial)
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Disposal methods of of Sol id c hemic al mater ial waste in ec onomic establ ishments (industr ial )
Table 9 Quantity: Ton
Dis pos al methods of Solid chemical material was tes
ISIC 4 EconomicActivities Contracts with

Garbage
s pecialized
Selling Burning Recycling other Total
containers
companies
08 Other mining and quarrying 1,030 129 1,158
09 Mining s upport s ervices 91,377 91,377
10 Manufacture of food products 4,248 3,118 11,183 19,732 38,282
11 Manufacture of beverages 653 902 3,820 3,839 384 9,598
13 Manufacture of textiles 1,287 12,873 14,161
14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 887 177 355 1,420

16 5,057 5,446 10,503
manufacture of articles of s traw and plaiting materials
17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 633 301 670 38 1,641
18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 3,003 3,003

19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 418 12,768 24,996 12,426 50,608
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 3,782 2,439 3,298,460 9,057 13,784 426,353 3,753,873
21 Manufacture of pharmaceutics and bas ic pharmaceutical products 114 114 228
22 Manufacture of rubber and plas tics products 2,344 2,425 7,355 11,518 23,642
23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 121,195 5,577 110,693 113,387 824 351,676
24 Manufacture of bas ic metals 722 72 2,794,733 614 2,796,141
25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products , except machinery and equipment 12,097 177 1,829 39,360 78,661 590 132,715
26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products 480 480

27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 32,543 112 418 4,017 37,089
28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 171 114 273 9,153 9,711
29 Manufacture of motor vehicles , trailers and s emi-trailers 106 4,226 740 5,071
31 Manufacture of furniture 371 618 3,400 124 4,513

32 Other manufacturing indus tries 823 679 782 2,284
33 Repair and ins tallation of machinery and equipment 15,922 16,471 3,294 1,373 37,059
35 Supplies of electricity, gas , s team and air conditioning 172 1,032 1,204
36 Water collection, treatment and s upply 431 4,307 4,737
38 Was te collection, treatment & dis pos al activities ; materials recovery 111 111
Total 199,881 2,616 3,346,665 199,031 3,181,384 452,708 7,382,285
Source: Survey of the Economic Environment (indus trial)
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Disposal methods of Liquid chemical material waste in economic establishments (industrial)

Disposal methods of Liquid chemical material waste
Contracts
with
ISIC 4 EconomicActivities Garbage
Selling Burning Recycling specialized other Total
containers
companies
08 Other mining and quarrying 2,883 2,883

09 Mining support services 33,512 33,512
10 Manufacture of food products 4,301 14,087 13,872 32,260
11 Manufacture of beverages 2,073 5,163 4,492 11,728
15 Manufacture of leather products and related products 52 3,863 3,914
17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 6 6
18 Printing and reproduction of registered media materials 125 125
19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 730 95,289 9,447 105,465
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 319,448 65,144 889,305 1,538 4,502 777,468 2,057,405
21 Manufacture of pharmaceutics and basic pharmaceutical products 4,396 16 4,404 8,816
22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 15,125 101 15,226
23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 61,979 601 9,609 1,098 73,286
24 Manufacture of basic metals 1,639 1,639
25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 59 4,426 649 5,134
27 Manufacture of electrical devices 9 9

28 Manufacture of equipment and not elsewhere classified products 46 46

31 Furniture industry 6,182 6,182

32 Other manufacturing industries 21 1,276 1,296
33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 21,961 549 22,510
35 Supplies of electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning 3,354 430 3,784
36 Water collection, treatment and supply 10,982 10,982
38 Waste collection, treatment & disposal activities; materials recovery 111 111
Total 412,215 65,203 914,422 41,889 175,677 786,915 2,396,320
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Disposal methods of fer r ous waste in economic establishments (industr ial)

Disposal methods of ferrous wastes
ISIC 4 EconomicActivities

Selling Recycling Garbage containers other Total
companies
08 Other mining and quarrying 1,133 1,351 2,484
10 Manufacture of food products 10,001 54 1,828 11,882
11 Manufacture of beverages 58 19 1,939 2,015
12 Manufacture of tobacco products 5,900 5,900
13 Manufacture of textiles 107 107
14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 710 710
Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except

16 83,479 156 156 83,791
furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials
17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 1,271 1,271
18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 25 25

19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 464 464
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 2,874 578 83 3,534
22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 110,481 40 1,667 112,189
23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 15,563 34 3,295 18,892

24 Manufacture of basic metals 38,636 8,455 7 22 47,120
Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and

25 477,337 150,772 38,416 100,672 767,197
equipment
26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products 13,920 13,920

27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 1,404 139 511 298 2,352
28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 1,719 114 1,833

29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 2,018 49,456 3,698 55,172
30 Manufacture of other transport equipment 222 222
31 Manufacture of furniture 3,957 1,546 185 5,688
32 Other manufacturing industries 412 823 473 1,708
33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 290,985 3,843 275 1,373 296,475
35 Supplies of electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning 597,098 597,098
36 Water collection, treatment and supply 2,153 73,213 75,367
Total 1,661,191 211,924 44,557 188,370 1,373 2,107,415
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Disposal methods of non-ferrous waste in economic establishments (industrial)

Disposal methods of non - ferrous waste
EconomicActivities
Contracts with
ISIC 4 Garbage
Selling Recycling specialized other total
containers
companies
08 Other mining and quarrying 1,673 1,673

10 Manufacture of food products 6,506 54 2,151 269 8,979
11 Manufacture of beverages 115 1,920 2,035
16 Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials 78 78
18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 25 25
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 2,138 8 180 2,326
22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 734,147 10 734,157
23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 125,725 113,233 86 239,043
24 Manufacture of basic metals 5,155 116 5,271
25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 146,464 41,366 236 68,334 295 256,696
27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 1,069 9 232 1,311
28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 216 1,150 1,366
29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 5,293 5,293

30 Manufacture of other transport equipment 758 758
31 Manufacture of furniture 4,575 804 124 5,502

32 Other manufacturing industries 1,050 1,050
Total 1,047,483 155,638 1,058 73,967 564 1,278,710
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Disposal methods of electronic waste in economic establishments (industrial)

Disposal methods of electronic waste
Garbage Contracts with

Selling containers specialized Total
companies
10 Manufacture of food products 51,078 5,699 56,777

11 Manufacture of beverages 7,678 960 8,638
25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 59 59
26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products 24 24
27 Manufacture of electrical devices 195 28 223
28 Manufacture of equipment and not elsewhere classified products 11 11
31 Furniture industry 12,364 12,364 24,729
33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 549 549



Total 158,481 18,735 960 178,176
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Disposal methods of rubber waste in economic establishments (industrial)

Disposal methods of rubber waste
Contracts with
Selling Burning Recycling specialized other Total
containers
companies
08 Other mining and quarrying 16,113 1,544 129 17,786

10 Manufacture of food products 137,104 21,560 53,766 212,431
11 Manufacture of beverages 11,517 19 21,115 32,651
15 Manufacture of leather products and related products 26 26
16 Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture 311 778 1,089
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 323 728 1,050
22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 3,031 3,031
23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 1,098 601 755 2,454
24 Manufacture of basic metals 144 144
25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 59 59 118

29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 53 53

31 Manufacture of furniture 28,191 18,547 6,244 52,982
Total 194,860 601 20,819 67,503 24,146 53,766 361,694
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Disposal methods of wood waste in economic establishments (industrial)

Disposal methods of wood waste
EconomicActivities
Contracts with
ISIC 4
Selling Recycling Garbage containers specialized companies other total
06 Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 4,410 4,410

10 Manufacture of food products 430 1,452 1,882
11 Manufacture of beverages 9,885 19 77 9,981
13 Manufacture of textiles 1,180 429 1,609
16 Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials 33,765 39,600 94,683 78 168,126
17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 6 31 38
18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 200 50 250
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 75 75
23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 944 412 1,356
25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 22,365 177 22,542
28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 114 11 11 137
29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 63 63
31 Manufacture of furniture 109,858 17,681 105,036 4,080 26,213 262,868

32 Other manufacturing industries 62 62
33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 2,745 2,745

Total 307,253 57,281 206,390 9,497 26,213 606,634
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Disposal methods of pl astic s waste in ec onomic establ ishments (industr ial )

disposal methods of plastic waste
Contracts
Recycling
ISIC 4 Selling Garbage with
EconomicActivities Total
containers specialized
companies
10 Manufacture of food products 47,207 1,774 7,312 6,828 63,122
11 Manufacture of beverages 25,011 211 115 2,495 27,833
13 Manufacture of textiles 2,253 107 2,360
14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 7,098 1,065 8,162
Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of
16 467 156 389 1,011
articles of straw and plaiting materials
17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 6,814 313 31 7,159
18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 2,727 250 50 3,028
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 4,495 6,498 135 1,171 12,298
21 Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products 41 24 65
22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 78,110 2,126,301 91 4,547 2,209,048
23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 345,498 10,639 292 1,064 357,493
24 Manufacture of basic metals 108 36 144
25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 7,730 649 4,839 13,218
27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 372 112 167 2,975 3,626
28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 14,231 182,154 34 11 196,430
29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 106 63 21 32 222

31 Manufacture of furniture 61,204 4,389 495 18,794 84,882
32 Other manufacturing industries 2,716 185 309 3,210

36 Water collection, treatment and supply 23,687 43,067 66,753
38 Waste collection, treatment & disposal activities; materials recovery 1,998 1,998
Total 908,084 2,333,440 12,023 86,131 3,339,678
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Di sposal methods of paper i n ec onomi c establ i shments (i ndustr i al )

Dis pos al methods of paper
Contracts with
Selling Recycling
s pecialized Total
containers
companies
06 Extraction of crude oil and natural gas 27,405 27,405

08 Other mining and quarrying activities 257 257
10 Manufacture of food products 254,153 161 2,419 26,399 283,133
11 Manufacture of beverages 28,850 19 14,512 43,381
14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 177 1,774 1,952
16 2,334 2,334
manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials
17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 12,113 22,291 113 3,244 37,761
18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 50,246 10,084 250 5,330 65,910
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 1,065 7,578 90 2,671 11,405
21 Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products 24 24
22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 51 30 6,870 6,951
23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 14,791 17 137 601 15,546
24 Manufacture of basic metals 36 36
25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 2,478 118 2,596
27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 121 121
28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 11 11 23

31 Furniture industry 742 62 804
32 Other manufacturing industries 864 864
35 Supplies of electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning 946 946
36 Water collection, treatment and supply 9,690 215 116,280 126,185
38 Waste collection, treatment & disposal activities; materials recovery 2,442 2,442
Total 381,205 40,674 5,178 203,385 630,442
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Per centage of industr ial consumption of

waste in economic establishments (industr ial)
Table 18
Percentage of industrial consumption of waste %
Wastes consumption in establshments 11%

Establshments that do not consumed wastes 89%
Total 100%
Quantity of the most important waste that used

in economic establishments (industrial)

Quantity of main waste that used in industrial
Total
economic establishments
Plastic 385,963
Ferrous metals 207,792
Non-ferrous metals 44,704
paper 129,161
Total 767,620
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Quantity of the most impor tant pur chases of

waste in economic establishments (industr ial)

Quantity of the most important purchases of waste

Total
in economic establishments (industrial)
Plastic 8,971
Ferrous metals 2,580
Non-ferrous metals 5,839
paper 84,864
Total 102,253
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Quantity of energy used in economic establishments (industrial)
Table 21 Quantity: L
Total amount used
Other
Butane natural gas crude oil Gasoline 91 Gasoline 95 Fuel oil kerosene Total
materials
06 Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 27,846,000 15,408,729 43,254,729
07 Mining of metal ores 1,897,500 825,000 2,722,500
08 Other mining and quarrying 1,235 6,576,348 2,221,248 16,302,213 25,101,045
10 Manufacture of food products 88,753,060 1,236,625 78,705,159 630,131,839 1,881,821 800,708,504
11 Manufacture of beverages 11,356,986 54,042,157 65,399,143
13 Manufacture of textiles 5,425,037 1,072,778 6,497,815
14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 3,111,983 887 3,112,870
15 Manufacture of leather and related products 2,575,000 3,862,500 6,437,500
16 Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture;manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials 6,908,640 11,626,821 18,535,461
17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 2,364,342 5,909,289 8,273,632
18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 8,270,011 500,455 8,770,466
19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 1,004,995,143 1,915,200 91,200 1,007,001,543
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 32,007,102 1,163,770,470 30,013,423 11,887,717 666,958 27,621,481 14,550,507 1,280,517,657
21 Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products 437,125 81,250 1,411,491 1,929,866
22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 4,794,228 333,414 2,915,249 8,042,890
23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 51,645,775 17,159,142 46,876,560 346,219 135,728,787 251,756,483
24 Manufacture of basic metals 43,322 2,908,500,538 93,864,407 36,922,063 380,887 51,109,928 3,090,821,144
25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 141,625,442 5,901,060 264,694,764 2,951 84,301,010 496,525,226
27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 24,176,830 5,219,482 29,396,311
28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c 40,680,009 10,246 24,797,992 65,488,247
29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 208,135 15,848 243,000 466,983
30 Manufacture of other transport equipment 233,333 926,847 1,160,180
31 Manufacture of furniture 9,005,519 10,020,208 11,684 19,037,411

32 Other manufacturing industries 38,448,491 726,890 39,175,381
33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 175,560,945 25,804,343 299,426,457 500,791,745
36 Water collection, treatment and supply 26,916,667 88,502,000 115,418,667
38 Waste collection, treatment & disposal activities; materials recovery 1,110,000 3,330,000 4,440,000
Total 172,449,259 5,220,129,452 146,938,032 811,058,591 57,709,364 1,476,054,688 16,444,012 7,900,783,399
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Percentage of energy used in economic establishments (industrial)

Table 22
Other
natural Gasoline Gasoline
Butane crude oil Fuel oil kerosene Total ratio

gas 91 95
materials
2.2% 66% 1.9% 10.3% 0.7% 18.7% 0.2% 100%
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2017
Quantity of Gasoline91 used in economic establishments (industrial)

The amount of Gasoline91 used in economic
establishments Total amount
ISIC 4 Economic Activities
for electricity used
As fuel other
production
07 Mining of metal ores 1,897,500 1,897,500
08 Other mining and quarrying 6,486,261 90,087 6,576,348
10 Manufacture of food products 78,705,159 78,705,159
11 Manufacture of beverages 9,813,698 967,434 575,854 11,356,986
13 Manufacture of textiles 5,425,037 5,425,037
14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 3,111,983 3,111,983
15 Manufacture of leather and related products 2,575,000 2,575,000
Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture
16 6,908,640 6,908,640
of articles of straw and plaiting materials
17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 2,364,342 2,364,342
18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 8,007,273 262,739 8,270,011

19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 1,915,200 1,915,200

20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 11,649,613 238,104 11,887,717
21 Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products 437,125 437,125
22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 4,272,132 170,162 351,933 4,794,228
23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 46,487,049 389,511 46,876,560
24 Manufacture of basic metals 36,922,063 36,922,063
25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 264,640,474 54,290 264,694,764
27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 24,176,830 24,176,830
28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 40,170,319 509,689 40,680,009
29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 197,570 10,565 208,135
30 Manufacture of other transport equipment 233,333 233,333
31 Manufacture of furniture 8,757,612 247,289 618 9,005,519
32 Other manufacturing industries 38,448,491 38,448,491
33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 175,286,430 274,514 175,560,945
38 Waste collection, treatment & disposal activities; materials recovery 1,110,000 1,110,000
Total 798,302,468 1,474,972 11,281,151 811,058,591
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2017
Quantity of Gasoline95 used in economic establishments (industrial)

The amount of Gasoline95 used in economic
establishments
Total amount
ISIC 4 Economic Activities
for electricity used
As fuel other
production
06 Extraction of crude oil and natural gas 27,846,000 27,846,000

08 Other mining and quarrying activities 1,805,561 415,687 2,221,248
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 666,958 666,958

21 Manufacture of pharmaceutics and basic pharmaceutical products 81,250 81,250

22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 333,414 333,414
23 Manufacture of non-metallic products 311,901 34,318 346,219
25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 1,180 236 1,534 2,951
28 Manufacture of equipment and not elsewhere classified products 10,246 10,246
29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 15,848 15,848
33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 25,804,343 25,804,343
Total 57,257,589 415,923 35,852 57,709,364
Source: Survey of the Economic Environment (Industrial)
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2017
Quantity of butane used in economic establishments (industrial)
table 25 Quantity: L
The amount of butane used in economic
Total amount
ISIC 4 Economic Activities establishments
used
As fuel other
10 Manufacture of food products 88,430,462 322,598 88,753,060
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 78,613 31,928,489 32,007,102
23 Manufacture of non-metallic products 51,620,036 25,739 51,645,775
Total 140,172,433 32,276,826 172,449,259
Quantity of other kerosene materials used in economic establishments (industrial)
The amount of other kerosene materials
ISIC 4 Economic Activities Total amount used
As fuel other
10 Manufacture of food products 1,612,989 268,832 1,881,821
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 144,064 14,406,443 14,550,507
31 Furniture industry 11,684 11,684
Total 1,768,738 14,675,274 16,444,012
53
2017
Quantity of natural gas used in economic establishments (industrial)
The amount of natural gas used in economic establishments
ISIC 4 Economic Activities Total amount used
As fuel for electricity production other
08 Other mining and quarrying activities 1,235 1,235
10 Manufacture of food products 1,236,625 1,236,625

19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 505,295,143 499,700,000 1,004,995,143
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 225,100,671 750,336 937,919,463 1,163,770,470

24 Manufacture of basic metals 2,423,409,283 485,091,254 2,908,500,538
25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 141,625,442 141,625,442
Total 3,295,431,775 500,450,336 1,424,247,342 5,220,129,452
54
2017
Quantity of fuel oil used in economic establishments (industrial)

The amount of fuel oil used in economic
Total amount
ISIC 4 Economic Activities for electricity
As fuel other used
production
06 Extraction of crude oil and natural gas 15,408,729 15,408,729

07 Mining of metal ores 660,000 165,000 825,000
08 Other mining and quarrying 10,737,413 5,070,609 494,191 16,302,213
10 Manufacture of food products 622,124,101 1,018,011 6,989,727 630,131,839
11 Manufacture of beverages 52,602,523 1,439,634 54,042,157
13 Manufacture of textiles 1,072,778 1,072,778
14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 887 887
15 Manufacture of leather and related products 3,862,500 3,862,500
16 Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture;manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials 11,626,821 11,626,821
17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 4,938,500 970,789 5,909,289

18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 500,455 500,455
19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 91,200 91,200

20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 27,043,572 52,636 525,272 27,621,481
21 Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products 1,411,491 1,411,491
22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 2,915,249 2,915,249
23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 131,267,423 2,367,955 2,093,409 135,728,787
24 Manufacture of basic metals 50,913,282 196,646 51,109,928
25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 66,184,755 29,505 18,086,749 84,301,010
27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 5,208,324 11,157 5,219,482
28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c 24,682,598 115,394 24,797,992
29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 237,717 5,283 243,000
30 Manufacture of other transport equipment 926,847 926,847
31 Manufacture of furniture 10,020,208 10,020,208
32 Other manufacturing industries 644,574 82,316 726,890
33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 299,426,457 299,426,457
38 Waste collection, treatment & disposal activities; materials recovery 3,330,000 3,330,000
Total 1,401,386,615 10,465,079 64,202,994 1,476,054,688
55
2017
Quantity of crude oil used in economic establishments (industrial)

The amount of crude oil
Total amount
ISIC 4 Economic Activities used in economic
used
As fuel
20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 30,013,423 30,013,423
23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 17,159,142 17,159,142
24 Manufacture of basic metals 93,864,407 93,864,407

Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except

25 5,901,060 5,901,060
machinery and equipment
Total 146,938,032 146,938,032
56
2017
Quantity of electricity purchased in economic establishments (industrial)
Table 30 Value: MW
ISIC 4 Economic Activities Total
06 Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 11,177,536

08 Other mining and quarrying 187,869
09 Mining support services 14,416,495
10 Manufacture of food products 9,722,512
11 Manufacture of beverages 1,703,090
12 Manufacture of tobacco products 10,489
13 Manufacture of textiles 1,823,603
14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 1,168,238
15 Manufacture of leather and related products 114,172
16 Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture;manufacture 1,438,154
of articles of straw and plaiting materials
17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 291,232
18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 411,306

19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 16,693,979

20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 6,424,262
Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemical and botanical products

21 82,194
22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 974,812

23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 11,108,211
24 Manufacture of basic metals 16,929,440
25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 5,523,286
26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products 38,667

27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 380,106
28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 324,910
29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 89,878
30 Manufacture of other transport equipment 8,916
31 Manufacture of furniture 2,316,221
32 Other manufacturing industries 634,292
33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 2,036,560
35 Supplies of electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning 862,867
37 Sewage 2,200
38 Waste collection, treatment & disposal activities; materials recovery 118,338
Total 108,186,282
57
2017
Percentage of producing electricity in economic establishments

Table 31
Percentage of producing electricity in economic industrial

%
establishments
Establishments produce electricity 2%
Establishments that do not produce electricity 98%
Total 100%
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f Title Page number

4 Methodology of the Survey 6

5 The most important statistical indicators 23

9 Disposal methods of Solid chemical material waste in economic establishments 38

24 Quantity of Gasoline95 used in economic establishments (industrial) 52

28 Quantity of fuel oil used in economic establishments (industrial) 55

29 Quantity of crude oil used in economic establishments (industrial) 56

30 Quantity of electricity purchased in economic establishments (industrial) 57

31 Percentage of producing electricity in economic establishments (industrial) 58

1 Percentage of producing water in economic establishments (industrial) 23

2 percentage of Waste Produced in economic establishments (industrial) 24

3 Disposal methods of Solid chemical material waste in economic establish- 25

4 Disposal methods of Liquid chemical material waste in economic establish- 25

5 Disposal methods of ferrous waste in economic establishments (industrial) 26

6 Disposal methods of non-ferrous waste in economic establishments (in- 26

7 Disposal methods of electronic waste in economic establishments (indus- 27

8 Disposal methods of plastics waste in economic establishments (industrial) 27

9 Quantity of the most important waste that used in economic establish- 28

10 Quantity of the most important purchases of waste in economic establish- 28

11 Percentage of industrial consumption of waste in economic establishments 29

12 Percentage of energy used in economic establishments (industrial) 30

13 percentage of Gasoline91 used in economic establishments (industrial) 30

14 percentage of natural gas used in economic establishments (industrial) 31

15 percentage of fuel oil used in economic establishments (industrial) 31

16 Percentage of producing electricity in economic establishments (industrial) 32

Methodology of the Economic Industrial Environment

(the comprehensive "management" phase) which are as follows:

First Stage: Scope:

• Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs.

Economic Industrial Environment Survey aims to help decision-makers and policy-makers to

• Providing data about water consumption and production at economic establishments.

• Providing data about waste consumption and production at economic establishments.

• Recognizing waste disposal methods at economic establishments.

Second stage: Design:

First: Determining the statistical community:

Second: sources of statistics:

Third: Definitions and concepts:

be a normal or a legal person.

tergents -liquid pesticides used by skin absorption, swallowing or injection

and pitch in processes such as slow cooking or liquid coking.

and steel industry

Fourth: Determining the sampling units in the Economic Industrial Environment

Fifth: Determining the variables and their definitions:

Quantity of water consumed The balance is:

Sixth: determining statistical classifications:

The statistical classification used when collecting data is:

The National Classification for Economic Activity (ISIC)

Seventh: Form design:

Eighth: designing the statistical frame and the survey sample:

Designing the plan of sampling:

- Micro-sized establishments, which include (1-5 workers).

- Small-sized establishments, which include (6-49 workers).

- Medium-sized establishments, which include (50-249 workers).

- Large-sized establishments, which include (more than 250 workers).

Third stage: Organization:

Fourth stage: Collection:

First: Economic Industrial Environment Survey data collection:

Field Work Candidates Training and Evaluation: