Master’s thesis Environmental Management Assessment of the Source Separation of Household Solid Wastes in Nigeria



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Results and Discussion
4.1.
Age distribution across the 6 LCDAs

Table 1: Age distribution
Age
Frequency Percentage of n
18 – 25 30 15.0%
26 – 40 87 43.5%
41 – 65 72 36.0%
66 & above
11 5.5%
valid responses
200
Source: Researcher’s field data, Lagos, March 2018







Figure 7: Column chart showing age distribution


As seen clearly in table 1 and figure 7, respondents within the age group of 26 and 40 years constituted the majority out of the total of 200 respondents followed by people between 41 and
65 years. These are sections of the surveyed area that are available in the neighbourhood during working hours and weekends when the survey was carried out due to the nature of their job. This population groups are still open to learning and could be the focus of a community-based environmental education targeted at improving environmentally-friendly behaviours. Five of the six LCDAs except Ayobo/Ipaja recorded highest number of respondents between the ages of 26 and 40 years.
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