16
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was clear that waste management aspect has to be well understood from classroom
implementation or expecting impact on the society at large.
5.4.8 Understanding the Policies/Rules Factor
It had a significant factor loading on item nos. 6 and 28 only. This factor highlighted
the importance of waste management rules/policies and proper implementation and
applying in day-to-day life, practically.
5.4.9 Understanding of Reuse Material Factor
It had a significant factor loading on item no. 12 only. This factor highlighted the
importance of IET material for waste minimization. Besides this, while campaigning,
we may apply multi-facet approaches like use of colorful print material, electronics
channels of media, puppet shows, and street plays to make it effective and early
implementation.
6 Tables and Bar Charts for Data Analysis
See Tables 3, 4, 5, 6 and Figs. 1, 2, 3.
Table 3 Average age-groups
S. No.
Age category
Men
Women
1
18–24
80
90
2
25–40
75
85
3
41-above
80
90
Total gender-wise
235
265
Total
500
Table 4 Demographic
variable
S. No.
Category of respondents
Men
Women
1
Government officials
40
40
2
Housewives
40
40
3
Teachers (men and women)
40
40
4
Farmers
40
40
5
Others
120
60
Total gender-wise
280
220
Total
500
J. Chauhan et al.
was clear that waste management aspect has to be well understood from classroom
implementation or expecting impact on the society at large.
5.4.8 Understanding the Policies/Rules Factor
It had a significant factor loading on item nos. 6 and 28 only. This factor highlighted
the importance of waste management rules/policies and proper implementation and
applying in day-to-day life, practically.
5.4.9 Understanding of Reuse Material Factor
It had a significant factor loading on item no. 12 only. This factor highlighted the
importance of IET material for waste minimization. Besides this, while campaigning,
we may apply multi-facet approaches like use of colorful print material, electronics
channels of media, puppet shows, and street plays to make it effective and early
implementation.
6 Tables and Bar Charts for Data Analysis
See Tables 3, 4, 5, 6 and Figs. 1, 2, 3.
Table 3 Average age-groups
S. No.
Age category
Men
Women
1
18–24
80
90
2
25–40
75
85
3
41-above
80
90
Total gender-wise
235
265
Total
500
Table 4 Demographic
variable
S. No.
Category of respondents
Men
Women
1
Government officials
40
40
2
Housewives
40
40
3
Teachers (men and women)
40
40
4
Farmers
40
40
5
Others
120
60
Total gender-wise
280
220
Total
500
