Survey about public attitudes towards water reuse

Basic demographic information: • Year of birth • Gender • Form of housing • Occupation • Education level • Monthly income • Current water and sewage solution at their home Attitudes to use recycled water and rainwater: • General attitude towards using recycled water • Recycling from different sizes of catchment areas • Using recycled water or rainwater for different purposes Risks, benefits, responsibility, and trust: • Personal experience of different risks • Personal experience of different benefits • Opinion about responsibility for different stakeholders • Trust in different stakeholders Interest and knowledge: • Personal knowledge about the technology for using recycled water and rainwater • Interest in environmental issues • Personal environmental awareness • Estimated probability that these solutions will be standard in new residential areas in 50 years Experience and concerns: • Personal experience of using recycled water or rainwater • Personal experiences of water shortages or poor water quality • Personal concerns about being affected by water shortages or poor water quality in the future Worldview and values: • New Ecological Paradigm scale • Value orientations (adapted Schwartz Value Survey) The questionnaire items for all questions except for the basic demographic characteristics and an open-answer question if the respondent had anything they wanted to add were measured on a 7-point Likert-type scale.