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22 CHAPTER 5 WILLINGNESS TO PAY Table 5.5: Type of accommodation Percent Rented co-operative flat 19% Rented municipality-owned flat 9% Rented company-owned flat 2% Rented house 18% Rented accommodation 47% Privately owned co-operative flat 24% Privately owned flat in municipality owned building 3% Privately owned house 25% Privately owned accommodation 51% Other 1% Total 100% Note: The data is not weighted. A majority of the respondents are employed, both in the public sector and the private sector as well as self-employed. No farmers are represented in the sample, cf. Figure 5.2. Figure 5.2: Employment status of the chief earner of the household Other 2% Employed by public sector 22% Retired 31% Not working 5% Employed by private sector 20% Student 9% Self employed 11% Note: The data is not weighted. The distribution of the monthly household income after tax is illustrated in Figure 5.3. Most of the households have an income between 500 and 2,000 PLN. One fifth of the respondents did not wish to state their income.
23 Figure 5.3: Household income distribution 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% Under 500 501-1,000 1,001-1,500 1,501-2,000 2,001-2,500 2,501-3,000 3,001-3,500 3,501-4,000 More than 4,000 PLN per month Note: The distribution in the table is based on 100 households; 26 respondent refused to state their income and the pilot data is omitted because of a different categorisation. The data is not weighted. 5.4.2 Water and Wastewater services The results presented in the rest of this chapter are weighted to reflect the age and gender distribution in Poznan. As basis for the weights, the urban population in the Poznan region is used (population: 960.859). By weighting the observations, the results reflect the entire population in Poznan. However, there are only minor differences between the weighted results and the unweighted results. Payment The consumption on water is likely to be affected by the way consumers are billed. If consumers are billed according to the amount of water consumed they are more likely to reduce water consumption as a result of an increase in prices. Two thirds of the respondents interviewed have their own household meter for cold water. 10% of the respondents have a meter for the block of flats where they live, and 19% have no meter at all. Almost all households with meter are billed according to the consumption. More than one fourth of the households pay the water bill directly to PWiK, cf. Figure 5.4. Almost all households living in their own private house pay directly to the PWiK. The rest of the households pay to administration, co-operative, landlord etc. People living in households not paying directly to PWiK are not interested in doing so; 12% of all households would like to pay to the PWiK.
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