Consumerism habits - POLAND

TRAVELLING

TRAVELLING BY CAR

In my school 34,4% people travel by car from 1000 km to 4999 km.

In Poland 31.25% people travel by car under 1000 km and 31,25% people travel by car from 1000 km to 4999 km.

TRAVELLING BY BUS

In my school most people travel by bus under 1000 km.

In Poland 46,87% people travel by bus from 1000 km to 4999 km but 6,25% people don’t travel by bus at all.

TRAVELLING BY TRAIN

In my school 46,87% people don’t travel by train. No one travels by train from 10000 km to 19999 km.

In Poland 59,37% people travel by train under 1000 km. While 0% of people travel by train from 10000 km to 19999 km..

TRAVELLING BY PLANE

In my school 43,8% people don’t travel by plane.

In Poland 40,62%% people travel by plane under 1000 km.

TRAVELLING BY BOAT

In my school 96,9% people don’t travel by boat.

In Poland 90,62% people don’t travel by boat at all. While 9,38% people travel by boat under 1000 km.

THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE TRAVELLING BY CAR

In my school most people travel by car with another person (2 people in a car) . Not many people travel by car alone.

In Poland most people travel by car with three people in a car.

Also not many people travel by car alone.

MONEY SPEND ON TRAVELLING

A

WATER

WATER CONSUMPTION IN OUR SCHOOL

Have a shower

Have a bath

Wash your dishes by hand

Use the dishwasher

Do laundry

Wash the car at home

Water your garden

Fill your swimming pool or hot tub

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

Once a month Once aweek Twice a weekEvery other day Once a day Never

Do you turn off the tap when you don’t use it?

0306090

Percents

Yes No0

102030405060708090

100

Percents

In the bathroom

•With what means have you tried to reduce water consumption in your family?•Students answers:

•- I turn off tap while brushing my teeth.

•- I take shower

•- I use rain water to water the plants

•- I limit quantities which I use in the bath

•-We use a dishwasher

•- I don’t do anything

60%

40%

Have you tried to reduce water consumption at

home?

YesNo

How much do you estimate to reduce your water consumption with these means?

not at all10-20%30-50%over 50%

Energy

Sources of energy at homeEveryone knows that ecology is

very important and needed. However just 2,71% people in Poland use renewable energy sources.

used the most

used a little

not used at all

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 120%

0.00%

3.40%

96.60%

0.00%

3.40%

96.60%

94.00%

2.90%

2.90%

Do we use renewable energy sources? Electricity from an electric company A wind generator Solar panels

57.71%

2.16%

6.98%

24.64%

6.24% 2.71%

Sources of energy in Poland

CoaltGasElectricity LigniteHydroRenewable energy sources

Electricity and heatingIn Poland people use

differed type of lightning.

always often sometimes never0.00%

5.00%10.00%

15.00%20.00%

25.00%

30.00%35.00%40.00%

Heating and airing in our houses

Keeping the room temperature at c. +20 degreesAiring the rooms quickly always

often

sometimes

never

0.00% 20.00% 40.00% 60.00%51.70%

37.90%

10.00%

0.00%

20.70%41.40%

37.90%

0.00%

Switching off electrical ap-pliances, when nobody is in

the roomSwitching off tv, radio etc. when nobody is in the roomSwiching off lights when not needed

always

often

sometimes

never

0.00% 10.00% 20.00% 30.00% 40.00% 50.00%44.80%

20.70%

31.00%

3.40%

24.10%

27.60%

31.00%

17.50%

Type of lightning in our homes

Using led-lightsUsing energy saving light bulbs

Average temperature in polish houses is 20,5-21 °C.

Sources of heating energy at home

Sources of heating in Poland are varied, but the main fuel is coal.

74%

7%6%

7% 6%

Heat production in Poland

Coal Fuel Oil BiomassNatural Gas other fuels In our group 48% person

use electricity for heating.

Used the most

Used a little

Not used at all

0.00% 50.00% 100.00%

Geothermal power

Wood

Gas

Oil

Electricity

District heating from a local power plant

MONEY-CLOTHES

Do teenagers get pocket money?

POCKET MONEY

◻ In our school teenagers get about 100 zł per month, it’s about 25 euro.

◻ Generally in Poland teenagers get about 45zł (about 10 euro).It depends on their age and their parents’ wealth.

What do the teenagers spend their money on?

What do teenagers spend money on in my school

Do you save money?

YesNo

What do you save it for?• Concerts

• Holidays or trips

• My future

• A car

• Computer

• GamesBirthday gift fro my

mom

• Game console

• A trip to Rome

• Iphone 6

• A new bicycle

• Windsurfing board

• Books,

• Going out with friends

Where do you get your clothes?

Online shops

Special shops

Second hand shops

Department stores

I get clothes from my sib-lings/friends

Online second hand shops

What do you do with the clothes you no longer wear?

Give them to siblings/friends

Sell them on-line

Throw them away

Sell them at a fleamarket

Give them to charity

take them to recycling

Keep them in store

Shopping for food – our habits

Favourite food

Favourite food in our school are:

o pizzao pastao sushio ice-cream

Favourite food in Poland are:

o kebabo pizzao chipso hot dog

Family groceries: where do we do our shopping ?

Meat and meat products

Fish products

Fruit

Milk priducts

Vegetables

Eggs

Sugar and sweets

Butter

Drinks

Pasta, rice

Grain products

Household products

Paper products

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

More than three times a week

Three times a week

Twice a week

Once a week

Never

Family groceries

Family groceries: food produced in our own

countryOnly one out of 32 surveyees does not choose the food produced in our own country which constitutes 3.1% out of

the whole group of respondents.

Food from your own country

YesNo

Family groceries: organic food

Almost 2/3 of the respondents like to buy organic food.

Organic food

YesNo

Family groceries: food produced locally

Surprisingly only as much as 78,1% of all respondents choose food produced

locally.

Food produced locally

YesNo

Family groceries: environmentally friendly

products

As many as 84,4% of the surveyees opt for environmentally friendly products.

Environmentally friendly products

YesNo

Family groceries: fair trade products

The survey indicates that more than half of the respondents buy fair trade

products i.e. 65,6%.

Fair trade products

YesNo

Family groceries: ethically produced

foodThe survey shows that 68,8%

opt for ethically produced food.

Ethically pro-duced products

YesNo

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