# CODE_LIST_DO_NOT_MODIFY

lu_ShortDescription:
Name 1: Al Iskandarīyah
Name 2: al Iskandariyah


lu_ShortDescription:
Name 1: Ad Daqahlīyah
Name 2: ad Daqahliyah


lu_ShortDescription:
Name 1: Al Gharbīyah
name 2: al Gharbiyah


lu_ShortDescription:
Name 1: Al Ismāٰīlīyah
Name 2: al Isma'iliyah


lu_ShortDescription:
Name 1: Al Qalyūbīyah
Name 2: al Qalyubiyah


lu_ShortDescription:
Name 1: Kafr ash Shaykh
Name 2: Kafr ash Shaykh


lu_ShortDescription:
Name 1: Ash Sharqīyah
Name 2: ash Sharqiyah


lu_ShortDescription:
Name 1: Shamāl Sīnā'
Name 2: Shamal Sina


# DEFINITIONS_DATASET_DO_NOT_MODIFY

ds_Name:
H2020 Reporting: Share of population with access to an improved sanitation system

ds_Definition:
Dataset provides data elements required to populate the Horizon 2020 Initiative indicators.

“Improved sanitation systems” refers to connection to a public sewer, connection to a septic system, pour-flush latrine, access to a pit latrine, ventilated improved pit latrine.


# DEFINITIONS_ELEMENTS_DO_NOT_MODIFY

e_Definition:
Abbreviation of EEA Member or Collaborating Country, as defined in the codelist.

e_Methodology:
This is a required, not null field.
ISO 3166-alpha-2 code elements.


e_Definition:
Name of the mediterranean coastal region. Coastal region codes as defined in the codelist.


e_Definition:
Year for which data is available in format YYYY.


e_Name:
Population in coastal hydrological basin with access to improved sanitation systems

e_Definition:
Population in coastal hydrological basin with access to improved sanitation systems.


e_Name:
Urban population of coastal hydrological basins with access to improved sanitation systems

e_Definition:
Population living in urban areas of coastal hydrological basin with access to improved sanitation systems.


e_Name:
Rural population of coastal hydrological basins with access to improved sanitation

e_Definition:
Population living in rural areas of coastal hydrological basins with access to improved sanitation.


e_Definition:
Method of data collection.
Codes as defined in codelist.

e_Methodology:
Method of data collection, including:
• surveys
• administrative or other sources
• statistical estimations
• or a combination of these methods.


e_Definition:
Remarks, comments or explanatory notes (free text).

e_Methodology:
Rivers, Lakes, Groundwater quality - concentration data tables: Enter the text "value confirmed" in the case you are sure the value exceeding the Potentially high value is correct. Lists of these high values for selected substances  are available on the Forum folder:
http://forum.eionet.europa.eu/nrc-eionet-freshwater/library/wise-soe-reporting-2012/codelists-substances-water-quality-reporting


e_Name:
Total national population with access to improved sanitation systems

e_Definition:
Total national population with access to improved sanitation systems.


e_Name:
National urban population with access to improved sanitation systems

e_Definition:
National population living in urban areas with access to improved sanitation systems


e_Name:
National rural population with access to improved sanitation

e_Definition:
National population living in rural areas with access to improved sanitation


# DEFINITIONS_TABLES_DO_NOT_MODIFY

tbl_ShortName:
Improved sanitation in hydrological basin

tbl_Name:
Share of population in the coastal hydrological basin with access to improved sanitation

tbl_Definition:
Population in the coastal hydrological basin having access to improved sanitation systems.

"Improved sanitation systems" refers to connection to a public sewer, connection to a septic system, pour-flush latrine, access to a pit latrine, ventilated improved pit latrine.

tbl_Methodology:
Share of population in the coastal hydrological basin (total, urban, rural) having access to improved sanitation systems, installed in homes or in the immediate vicinity, for the evacuation of human faeces (public sanitation network, septic tank…).


tbl_Name:
Share of national population with access to improved sanitation system

tbl_Definition:
National population having access to improved sanitation systems.

"Improved sanitation systems" refers to connection to a public sewer, connection to a septic system, pour-flush latrine, access to a pit latrine, ventilated improved pit latrine.

tbl_Methodology:
Share of national population (total, urban, rural) having access to improved sanitation systems, installed in homes or in the immediate vicinity, for the evacuation of human faeces (public sanitation network, septic tank…).


