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Household behaviour and water use

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Grafton, Quentin

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OECD Publishing

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This chapter presents an overview of the survey data on the determinants of households� water use and looks at the impacts of policy measures such as water pricing and appliance labelling. It examines the determinants of water-saving behaviour and investment in water-saving appliances and whether having to pay for water according to volume actually reduces consumption. The role of respondents� environmental norms is also analysed.

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Greening household behaviour: Overview from the 2011 survey

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2037-12-31