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This document contains a questionnaire for a survey on social and ecological problems faced by young and old generations in Romania. The survey is part of a Comenius project called "The fairy tale of the European g(old)en future." The questionnaire asks respondents to provide extended answers on the most serious social problem, most serious ecological problem, and other problems in their country. It then summarizes the common issues identified for young and old generations in Romania based on responses from 15 students and 15 seniors. The most frequent social problems identified were low living standards due to financial crisis and high unemployment. The most frequent ecological problems identified were lack of waste processing units and unhealthy food with many additives.

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This questionnaire wi This questionnaire will be used to carry out a survey about the problems
young and old
generation are faced with in our country in the frame of the Comenius project
“The fairy tale of the European g(old)en future.”
Please try to give extended answers to the questions below.
1. What in your opinion is the most serious SOCIAL problem in our country?
2. What in your opinion is the most serious ECOLOGICAL problem in our country?
3. What other problem(s) do you face in our country?
ll be used to carry out a survey about the problems young and old generation are faced
with in our country in the frame of the Comenius project “The fairy tale of the European
g(old)en future.” Please try to give extended answers to the questions below.
1. What in your opinion is the most serious SOCIAL problem in our country?
2. What in your opinion is the most serious ECOLOGICAL problem in our country?
3. What other problem(s) do you face in our country?
Comenius multilateral School partnership project
„THE FAIRYTALE OF THE EUROPEAN
G(OLD)EN FUTURE”
Intergenerational studythrough questionnaire
about adolescents and old men’s perceptions of social and ecological problems that affect them
This questionnaire will be used to carry out a survey about the problems young and old
generation are faced with in our country in the frame of the Comenius project
“The fairy tale of the European g(old)en future.”
Please try to give extended answers to the questions below.
1. What in your opinion is the most serious SOCIAL problem in our country?
2. What in your opinion is the most serious ECOLOGICAL problem in our country?
3. What other problem(s) do you face in our country?
Synthesis with the common issues for the two generations (young and old) in ROMANIA
(15 students and 15 seniors questioned)
The most frequent responses:
SOCIAL PROBLEMS ECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OTHER PROBLEMS:
Low level of living due to the
financial crisis – 85%
High level of unemployment- 75%
Violence in schools - 39%
Deficiencies in the health system -
25%
Drug use among youngsters -15%
Deficiencies in the social services
for handicapped people- 14%
Lack of units to process the waste,
insufficient valorizing of the waste – 80%
Unhealthy food with lots of additives-
75%
Too permissive laws- 67%
 Waste stored in prohibited places/ poor
waste management – 65%
Increased number of vehicles – 57%
Deforestation – 29%
Discharging waste in rivers, lakes – 29%
Corruption and
economical problems
This project has been funded with support from the European Commission.
This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible
for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

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