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4.3.2 Primary Data
It was collected from various establishments and locals during the specific visits
to Indore Division (MP), Rajasthan, and Goa. Initially, help was taken from the
supervisor, who happened to visit the solid waste management projects at ESI, Gandhi
Nagar.
4.3.3 Secondary Data
Adequate literature survey and scanning of journals and other published material were
done as the secondary source. In this, major sources were household waste management program at Indore Municipal Corporation, MP, libraries, journals, magazines,
papers, and the Internet.
4.3.4 Interviews
Individual interviews were conducted with those officers who had worked or having
a command in this field or still working, irrespective of the rank or position.
5 Factor Analysis, Interpretation, and Results
5.1 Data Collection
The present study consisted of a sample of 250 respondents from different segments
of society, from an age group of 18–65 years having a mean age of 31 and standard
deviation of 88.
5.2 Factor Analysis
The data obtained from respondents were analyzed by means of employing principal
component analysis with varimax rotation. For the purpose of factor extraction,
rotations were performed to obtain rotation factor matrix using eigenvalue of one
(1) or more than one (1) only. Iterations were stopped, as the eigenvalue reaches
below 1. Thus, in 25 iterations in all, 9 Factor emerged. In these factor variables,
having a factor loading more than 0.48 or above was considered to be significant for
contributing to the respective factor. Hence, all variables contributed significantly.
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4.3.2 Primary Data
It was collected from various establishments and locals during the specific visits
to Indore Division (MP), Rajasthan, and Goa. Initially, help was taken from the
supervisor, who happened to visit the solid waste management projects at ESI, Gandhi
Nagar.
4.3.3 Secondary Data
Adequate literature survey and scanning of journals and other published material were
done as the secondary source. In this, major sources were household waste management program at Indore Municipal Corporation, MP, libraries, journals, magazines,
papers, and the Internet.
4.3.4 Interviews
Individual interviews were conducted with those officers who had worked or having
a command in this field or still working, irrespective of the rank or position.
5 Factor Analysis, Interpretation, and Results
5.1 Data Collection
The present study consisted of a sample of 250 respondents from different segments
of society, from an age group of 18–65 years having a mean age of 31 and standard
deviation of 88.
5.2 Factor Analysis
The data obtained from respondents were analyzed by means of employing principal
component analysis with varimax rotation. For the purpose of factor extraction,
rotations were performed to obtain rotation factor matrix using eigenvalue of one
(1) or more than one (1) only. Iterations were stopped, as the eigenvalue reaches
below 1. Thus, in 25 iterations in all, 9 Factor emerged. In these factor variables,
having a factor loading more than 0.48 or above was considered to be significant for
contributing to the respective factor. Hence, all variables contributed significantly.