Frequency of choosing environmentally friendly behaviours and personal consumption habits eige_care_trans__care_trans_consumption

Time format:
Years
Unit:
Percentage (comparable)
Description:

This dataset shows how frequently respondents choose each of the listed environmentally friendly options in their behaviour and consumption. The numbers indicate what percentage (%) of all respondents have selected each frequency category for each type of environmentally friendly option.

This dataset is based on the following question: ‘Generally thinking about your personal consumption and behaviour how often:’

  • Do you avoid plastic and/or disposable/single-use products?
  • Do you recycle?
  • Do you avoid animal products?
  • Are you using low carbon-emission modes of transport (cycling, public transport, car-pooling instead of your personal car)?
  • Do you buy sustainably or eco-friendly products and services?
  • Do you buy fair trade products and services?
  • Do you buy used instead of new items (e.g. second-hand clothes, used furniture)?
  • Do you prioritise seasonal and local food products?
  • Do you pay attention that products or packaging are recyclable or biodegradable?
  • Are you mindful of your consumption of natural resources (water, electricity and heating)?

For each activity/choice listed, the respondents selected one frequency category from the following list:

  • Always
  • Most of the time
  • Sometimes
  • Rarely
  • Never
  • Prefer not to answer

Those choosing not to answer are excluded from the analysis.

Keywords:
environment, environmental, social activities, transport
MT
LU
FR
PL
HU
ES
PT
BE
RO
EU27_2020
BG
IT
AT
SI
DE
EL
HR
IE
NL
DK
FI
LT
SK
EE
LV
SE
CY
CZ
2024
MT
19.6
LU
18.8
FR
13.7
PL
13.1
HU
12.5
ES
12.5
PT
11.7
BE
11.6
RO
11.6
EU27_2020
11.1
BG
10.8
IT
10.8
AT
10.4
SI
10.2
DE
9.8
EL
9.6
HR
9.5
IE
9.5
NL
9.5
DK
9.1
FI
8.5
LT
8.4
SK
8.4
EE
7.8
LV
7.4
SE
7.2
CY
5.8
CZ
5

Available flags:

b break in time series c confidential
d definition differs, see metadata e estimated
f forecast i see metadata
m imputed n not significant
p provisional r revised
s Eurostat estimate u low reliability
x dropped due to insufficient sample size y unreliable due to small sample size
z not applicable