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العنوان
نظم بناء القرية المصرية وعلاقتها بإنتشار الامراض البيئية =
المؤلف
عبد الغفار، ابتسام ماهر محمد،
هيئة الاعداد
باحث / ابتسام ماهر محمد عبد الغفار
مشرف / سمية أحمد حسن سليمان
مشرف / سهير محمد عزمي
مشرف / ماجدة خضر جاب الله
الموضوع
الاقتصاد المنزلي.
تاريخ النشر
2019.
عدد الصفحات
195 ص. :
اللغة
العربية
الدرجة
الدكتوراه
التخصص
العلوم الزراعية والبيولوجية
الناشر
تاريخ الإجازة
10/9/2019
مكان الإجازة
اتحاد مكتبات الجامعات المصرية - الاقتصاد المنزلي
الفهرس
يوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام

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المستخلص

Housing is the one that affects the progress of society and development in terms of health status, the more healthy the housing is well ventilated, neighbors neighbors with good relations whenever the family is more stable and productive, and whenever the housing is healthy and well-ventilated privacy and the streets of the wider the fewer diseases that Infectious individuals, especially infectious diseases that spread due to lack of housing, poor ventilation and dumping of waste and others. As a result of the random changes in the villages, new residential communities have emerged in the original village as a result of the fragmentation of the old residential communities. Accordingly, the village population was divided according to the marital, educational and economic situation, while the situation of deterioration, poor conditions and lack of facilities and services increased. , And the extent of adhesion to each other has an impact on the health and environmental conditions, and the provision of light and ventilation appropriately, this research was aimed mainly at studying the systems of building the Egyptian village and its relationship to the spread of environmental diseases in the region of North Tahrir For the lake of the villages of Al-Nasser and the Al-Thafer. This study was carried out in all the dwellings or residential units in the two villages, a random sample of 200 housing units and their residents was selected, with 100 housing units from each of the two villages. A random sample was selected from the 30-unit field study sample to conduct the laboratory study (drinking water test) which consisted of 30 samples of faucet water and 2 other samples of public water to judge the quality of drinking water in the public network that reaches the residents of the residential units. 30 samples of these units were taken stool
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to identify the parasites that infect individuals in these units by the Higher Institute of Health. The research data were collected using a questionnaire questionnaire to obtain the research data through a random sample of 200 housing units and their inhabitants, With 100 housing units in each of the villages in the village of Nasser, and the village of Thafer,In addition to a random sample of 30 housing units for the study. The search resulted in the following main results: 1-The results showed that 51.5% of the married couples in the residential units studied were in the second age group (39-57 years), and 66.5% of the wives in the households surveyed In the first age group and their age (less than 38 years). It was also found that (54%) have families with between 2-5 members, and that about one third of the sample of male children in the families surveyed received the primary certificate, (39.28%), while more than half of the respondents (72.5%) had monthly income (500-2000) pounds, and 74.5% M Surveyed with entrepreneurial families pairs, and the wives were found (85.5%) of them do not work. 2-About 50% of the sample (50.5%) of the sample did not have farm animals, and the geese from the birds (83.5%), who represent the majority of respondents, mentioned the proximity and proximity of housing to each other in the two research areas. (59.5%) of the respondents confirm that there is a lack of availability of services In the two villages where they agreed on the availability of (1-4) of services. 3- The research results show that about half of the sample (49%) resided in the study area from (1-16 years). The majority of the respondents (82.5%) are owners of their dwellings, and more than half of the housing units (100%) of residential units are connected to a public network of water (99%), 5%) in each of the two villages studied. 4-The research results show that 57% of the housing units are connected to electricity from the main network, and that only 42% of the housing units are connected to sanitation, but
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the rest of the units are receiving water drainage and drainage. Only 1% The housing units have a landline phone, and more than half of the residential units are connected to an external vacuum, by (71%). 5