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Report on the Quality of Life in Tuzla Canton 2019 Introduction Report on the quality of life in Tuzla Canton 2019 Introduction Publisher: The Vital Signs is a methodology providing periodical research of the In addition to official, statistical data, an important component of Jasna Jašarević, Executive Director general community vitality through monitoring of the situation, needs the survey is the subjective sense of citizens about the vitality of the and opportunities to act in the areas influencing the quality of living of community, where citizens were consulted about the state of the Preparation of texts and editing: citizens. In 2019, the Foundation has implemented a research, using community through civic forums and an online questionnaire “Assess Melika Mulaosmanović, Project Coordinator a licensed research methodology “Vital Signs” which was provided by the vitality of their community”. The report also included some of Community Foundations of Canada, adjusted to the needs of many the citizens’ comments, that is, their personal contribution to the Research Consultants: organizations. Today, this research is being carried out by many local community. Ph.D. Meldina Kokorović Jukan, Dean at the Faculty of development foundations, not only in Canada, but also in the UK, Economics, UNTZ Brazil, Germany, Romania, and other countries. We would like to emphasize that, as of 2015, most countries have Ph.D. Jasmina Okičić, Associate Professor at the Faculty started to align their national datasets with the UN Sustainable of Economics, UNTZ By collecting information about the local community and monitoring Development Goals (SDGs) as an Agenda that would implement for the years: 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018, we are deepening our the 2030 targets. The SDG framework enables countries and local Technical support: knowledge of the local communities in which we operate, and thus communities to regularly collect data according to common global Andrijana Čajić, Project Assistant receive valuable tools for our Foundation, citizens, local authorities indicators for the purpose of periodically analyzing, reporting and Mladen Mijatović, Data Analyst and all civic groups, who can develop innovative ideas for the monitoring the key indicators in different fields. The SDG framework Goran Marković, Publication Design advancement of our local communities based on this information. follows 17 interrelated objectives that have been accepted by all UN Member States. They are a universal call for action to end poverty, Print: We conducted a survey in the area of Tuzla Canton. protect the planet and ensure that all people enjoy peace and well- Printing company OFF-SET Tuzla being by 2030. This report is organized into 10 areas of research that are important 200 copies to the vitality of the community. Within each of the 10 areas, several More about the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, shown in the indicators were selected to be collected from relevant data sources. icons below, is available at: Data show the real state of quality of life in the Tuzla Canton. www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/ The data in the report are collected from relevant institutions that are collecting data in the community, other community surveys, and through surveys with citizens, for those indicators for which we were not able to extract data from the first two sources. ©Fondacija tuzlanske zajednice 2019 All rights reserved Fondacija tuzlanske zajednice Pozorišna br. 13 75000 Tuzla Bosna i Hercegovina Tel/Fax: +387 35 362 830/831 E-mail: [email protected] Survey results on the quality of life in Tuzla Canton on the quality of life in Tuzla results Survey Web: www.fondacijatz.org 2 If TC were a place with a population of 100,000... 51 1 9 52 women child is born annually children in primary school people vote on General Elections 49 1 4 28 men person dies annually children in high school people are members of political parties 15 1 2 14 children up to 14 years person moves in every 2 years students enroll in college youth is involved in youth associations 15 90 14 4 people age over 65 people live in own apartment/house people have an university degree people attended theater performances 2 88 23 53 Canton on the quality of life in Tuzla results Survey people are displaced households have an Internet connection people are employed, our of whom 8 women people donate to community 3 Population Demographics of Tuzla Canton 440,351 Total population in 2018 Gradačac -1.3% decrease 38,997 149,462 Total number of households in 2018 in number of newborn babies Gračanica Source: PHI Doboj Istok 45,128 Čelić 9,936 Srebrenik 10,075 39,504 Teočak average household 7,203 Tuzla Sapna 110,040 3 2 1.9 Lukavac 10,728 43,447 total generating age people income 30-59 Kalesija 32,756 Source: Survey Živinice Banovići 57,964 22,749 55% married 31% single Kladanj 11,824 83.50% Survey results on the quality of life in Tuzla Canton on the quality of life in Tuzla results Survey percentage of single people in youth is much higher 4 Source: FHS,FZRP and PHI Source: Survey Health and Recreation Fruit and vegetable intake 1/20 4/20 40% of 38% of citizen suffers from citizens with respondents respondents diabetes cardiovascular diseases from urban from rural less then areas areas once a week are not engaged in any physical once activity a week several times a week Izvor: ZZJZ TK once 41% 59% a day smokers non-smokers 1,159 6,014 not citizens citizens at all per one per one doctor dentist Source: PHI Source: Survey Source: Survey Source: Survey 66,294 drinkers non-drinkers 15-30 45,344 69.4% 28.5% 40,799 years 32,326 Rural 73.7% 25.7% 1.00 1.29 1.36 1.50 1.69 1.69 1.76 2.00 2.00 1.49 2015 2016 2017 2018 Urban 64% 34.6% Gračanica Lukavac Tuzla Banovići Čelić Živinice Kalesija Srebrenik Teočak TK TC 70.3% 28.9% Poor, need Satisfactory, need to keep or Excellent, can serve as a immediate reaction improve present condition role model for others Number of control and physical examination Alcohol consumption within of school and university students a month Vitality assessment of “Health and Recreation” Survey results on the quality of life in Tuzla Canton on the quality of life in Tuzla results Survey Source: PHI Source: Survey Source: Survey, scale 5 Housing 91.5% app 90% rural areas of population has housing issue solved 97.5% % urban areas 41.8% 24.8% 16.6% 7.2% 4.7% 3% 1.8% Utilization of municipal waste disposal services owned owned by own appartment tenant apart tenant with other according to area of residence in TC houses parents appartment owned by from parents parents parents BAM 80.000 BAM 100.000 Način stanovanja 57% 55% 2018 2019 8.5% 56.5% 2.1% 16.3% 5.7% 9.5% 1.0% of Gračanica citizens of Lukavac citizens owned owned by own appartment tenant apart tenant with other houses parents appartment owned by from parents parents are satisfied with are not satisfied with Allocation from the TC budge parents maintenance and maintenance and for interest rate subsidies cleanliness of streets cleanliness of streets for housing of Way of living - youth 15-30 years old and public places and public places young people Source: Survey Source: Survey Source: Survey 5% 64% <40m2 41-80m2 2% 33% 2% 17% poor medium 16% 16% 1.00 1.49 1.50 1.58 1.62 2.00 2.13 2.31 2.32 1.68 81-120m2 >120m2 26% 39% Gračanica Tuzla Banovići Lukavac Živinice Teočak Čelić Srebrenik Kalesija TK Urban areas Poor, need Satisfactory, need to keep or Excellent, can serve as a 36% 45% Rural areas immediate reaction improve present condition role model for others good very good Size of living space Vitality assessment of “Housing” Survey results on the quality of life in Tuzla Canton on the quality of life in Tuzla results Survey Self-assessment of 6 housing quality Source: Survey Source: Survey, scale Gap between Rich and Poor 3,126 3,082 3,080 4,975,852 3,040 5,148,528 4,968,065 5,044,168 2015 2016 2017 2018 2015 2016 2017 2018 Number of permanent financial aid Total financial contributions beneficiaries in TC SSW of the Ministry of Social Work 0 200 500 1000 1500 2000 Source: TC Ministry of Social Welfare and Return 0.5% 9% 19.8% 20.3% 13.9% 15.2% 3.4% 3.4% rural areas urban areas Monthly budget size Households with at least one social aid beneficiary 21.4% of respondents don’t know, or doesn’t want to comment the size of personal budget ? Source: Survey Source: Survey 64.7% 53.5% women 15-30 years 88.5% 84.8% men 31-64 years Contribution to household budget 1.00 1.00 1.17 1.23 1.27 1.50 1.69 1.69 1.81 1.34 Gračanica Teočak Lukavac Tuzla Živinice Banovići Čelić Srebrenik Kalesija TK Subjective assessment of living standard Poor, need Satisfactory, need to keep or Excellent, can serve as a immediate reaction improve present condition role model for others Living standard in the past three years 12% 49% 38% Vitality assesment of “Gap between Rich and Poor” Survey results on the quality of life in Tuzla Canton on the quality of life in Tuzla results Survey Source: Survey Source: Survey, scale 7 Education and Lifelong Learning Informal education 29% of respondents attend a German language course 34.8% English 3,183 2,840 3,320 3,586 28.1% None Yes 11% 22.6% German 2015 2016 2017 2018 6.3% Russian No 89% 1.7% Turkish Number of teachers in Primary schools in TC 1.5% Spanish (without Associates) Attending a course or a training outside of 1.4% Italian regular education 2.2% growth 1.1% French number of primary 1.0% Other school students 0.9% Arabic 0.8% No reply 1.2% growth number of high Knowledge of languages school students of TC citizens 1,759 1,566 1,592 8.8% less Source: Survey Source: Survey enrolled
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