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3 IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9 Introduction E nvironment is a set of physical and biological factors along with their interactions that affect the behaviors and growth of organisms. Thus, environment is beyond the set of natural, biological, and nonbiological factors and also includes the interaction between human and nature. By considering the fact that in st century, environmental protection is one of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs ) and one of the three principles of sustainable development (environment sustainability, economy sustainability, and social sustainability) and due to its increasing importance and its impacts on the socioeconomic activities, a separate chapter on "Environment Statistics" was created in the Iran Statistical Yearbook 9. Natural environment is affected by the human activities. Three constituting factors of environments are as follows: Water The most important impacts of human activities on the water are summarized in three ways: water overuse, depletion of water resources, and pollution of surface and underground waters. The quality of water is a challenge which countries face.the pollution of some waters and its progressive trend is worrying. The ground waters, lakes, and springs are the main resources of fresh waters which are directly subject to pollution through human activities. Soil The most important impacts of human activities on soil are: soil poisoning and erosion which lead to destruction and decrease of arable land capacity; overall soil erosion is a natural process which occurs by wind or water flow, and tempreture changes. However, human activities such as intense farming, irrigation of farmlands, monocropping, overgrazing, deforestation, and desertification lead to imbalance between soil formation and degradation process and finally soil pollution. Air Air pollution is the direct or indirect. ENVIRONMENT introduction of every material by humans possibly causing undesirable impacts on human health and environment. The information presented in this chapter include statistics of natural resources; national heritage, forests, ranges, and deserts; amount of distributed fertilizers; sold pesticides; emission of pollutants; activities of urban and industrial sewage; and the environmental specification of health and medical centres. The statistics on natural resources protected by the Iran Department of Environment and the statistics of areas of forests, ranges, and deserts used to be included in the Chapter "Land and Climate" and the statistics on the amount of distributed fertilizers; and sold pesticides would be included in the Chapter "Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries" of the Iran Statistical Yearbook for the years These statistics from now on are included in this chapter. This chapter also contains the statistics of emission of pollutant and greenhouse gases resulted from the burning of different types of fuels, which have been published in the Energy Balance Sheet of the Ministry of Energy since the year. This chapter also includes the statistics produced by the "National Water and Wastewater Engineering Corporation", the Ministry of Industry, Mine, and Trade", and the Ministry of Health, Treatment, and Medical Education. Definition and Concept National parks: an area of the nation's natural resources such as jungles, pastures, natural coppices, woodlands, plains, water and mountainous regions which presents distinguished samples of Iran's natural manifestations and is protected in order to provide sustainable preservation of its natural and varied conditions and create a suitable environment for reproduction and breeding of wildlife and growth of plants in a completely natural condition. Wildlife habitats: an area of the nation's natural resources such as jungles, pastures, natural 9

4 . ENVIRONMENT IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9 coppices, woodlands, plains, water and mountainous regions which has typical natural habitats and special ecological conditions for wildlife and is protected in order to preserve or rehabilitate these protected habitats. Nature reserves: protected areas of the country s nature, including jungles, pastures, plains, or mountainous regions which are habitat for important or rare species of wildlife and/or plantation. National natural heritages: specific and rare species of plants or animal and unique picturesque settings or views, specific natural forms of the earth as well as very old trees which are protected in an appropriate area. Greenhouse gases: The vapor of HO, CO, NO, CH4, O, HFCs, and PFCs are called greenhouse gases. Range: a land, be it a mountain, mountainside, or a plain, which is covered with herbaceous forage crops in grazing season and already grazed, is commonly known as range. Fallows, even though covered with herbaceous forage crops, are not included in this category. Log: a portion of the trunk of a fallen tree, almost cylindrical, used to produce types of wood or veneer. Sawn wood: articles of wood in specific sizes (length, width and height). Pole: wood from the trunk of a tree the chesthigh diametre of which is between 8 and 0 centimetres. Pitprop: rounded piece of wood, almost two metres long, with a median diametre of 6 to 0 centimetres and used in mines. Timber: round wood. to.0 metres in length and 040 centimetres in diametre that cannot be turned into sawn wood. Pulpwood: wastes of articles of wood in different sizes and lengths. Mulching: to blanket (mulching) vegetation over the soil to prevent it from erosion, keep its temperature and retain its moisture. 98 Living windbreak: a line of trees, shrubs or other vegetation planted across the usual wind direction to break the force of the wind and lower its speed, causing the sand and other materials carried by the wind to be deposited behind, in an order of size. Artificial windbreak: rows of artificial obstacles (like fence, wall, dead branches, etc.) constructed across the usual wind direction to break the force of the wind and lower its speed, causing the sand and other materials carried by the wind to be deposited behind, in an order of size. Preservation: selection and declaration of the areas of regions with high erosion or sensitive to erosion. Forest: land which is covered with natural green coverage or planted trees and shrubs and its main economic product is wood. The tree nurseries are not considered as forest. Plastic bag seedlings and nurseries created for the purpose of forest protection and development of forests are considered as forest. Sewage extension: refers to the part of minor sewage pipelines, including pipes and related accessories, with a profile appropriate to siphon or contractual capacity, which carries joint sewages away from the siphon to the private line or to the public network for collecting sewages. Customer of sewage and water: A customer who haa a contract with a sewage and water supplier for a determined time period and his/her needed extension(s) is/are installed. Water and sewage extension for household use: This kind of extension is installed in the residential units for conventional consumption of drinking water or disposal of household sweage. (residential unit is defined as a place for living which has at least one room, a kitchen, a toilet, and has independent entrance or has an entrance leading to a common hall). Public network for collection and transmission of sewage: refers to all installations and equipment, such as main collectors, used for

5 IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9 collection and transmission of sewage to water treatment house and pump houses of urban sewage and public side networks, all belonging to the Water and Sewage Company. The network is not responsible for collection, transmission and disposal of rainfall water flowing on passages, flood channels and channels inside and outside cities located in the customers estates. Sewage services: providing the services such as sewage removal and disposal to the public network for collection and transmission of sewage based on water consumption, and capacity and specifications determined and agreed in the contract related to the network installation whether the customer makes use of this capacity or not.. Treatment and removal of sewage: refers to all the operations related to the use of installation and equipment related to the wastewater removal and treatment such as wastewater treatment plant, pumping station, and different types of chlorination installations, channels and waterwaste transmission lines.. ENVIRONMENT fuels in transportation, CO with 0949 tons had the greatest portion;namely 9% of the total pollutant and greenhouse gases emitted in this sector. It should be cited that the greatest portion of CO production is related to the burning of gas oil and the lowest one goes to the liquefied gas. In the year 9 about 40 percent of the population of the country were under the coverage of the network for collection and transmission services of urban sewage which shows a.6 percent rise compared to the previous year. The highest and lowest shares of the population under the coverage of this network belong to the Ostans of Kordestan and Mazandaran with 9 and 6 percent respectively. In the year 9, about 8.8 percent of hospitals enjoyed appropriate soild waste management system; moreover, about.4 percent of hospitals had appropriate sewage management system which shows a 4. percent decrease and a.4 increase in comparison with the previous year. Selected information In the year 9 the area of zones protected by the Iran Department of Environment was about hectares of which the Ostans of Semnan with 4466 hectares and Qazvin with 44 hectares had the highest and lowest areas respectively. In the year 9, there were 89 conflagrations in forests and ranges which shows 60 percent rise in comparison with the previous year. In the same year, the volume of collected wastewater was 4966 cu m which shows a.6 percent rise compared to the year 9. The Ostans of Khuzestan and Tehran with 4.8 percent and. percent had the most collected wastewater volume and the Ostans of Kohgiluyeh & Boyerahmad and Mazandaran with 0.0 percent and 0.0 percent had the lowest. In the year 9, among the pollutant and greenhouse gases resulted from burning of 99

6 . ENVIRONMENT IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9.. NUMBER AND AREA OF ZONES PROTECTED BY IRAN DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AT THE END OF THE YEAR 9 Ostan Total National park Wildlife habitat (hectare) Number Area Number Area Number Area Total country East Azarbayejan West zarbayejan Ardebil Esfahan Alborz Ilam Bushehr Tehran Chaharmahal & bakhtiyari South Khorasan KhorasaneRazavi North Khorasan Khuzestan Zanjan Semnan Sistan & Baluchestan Fars Qazvin Qom Kordestan Kerman Kermanshah Kohgiluyeh& Boyerahmad Golestan Gilan Lorestan Mazandaran Markazi Hormozgan Hamedan Yazd

7 IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9. ENVIRONMENT.. NUMBER AND AREA OF ZONES PROTECTED BY IRAN DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AT THE END OF THE YEAR 9 (continued) Ostan Protected zones National natural heritages Number Area Number Area (hectare) Total country East Azarbayejan West zarbayejan Ardebil Esfahan Alborz Ilam Bushehr Tehran Chaharmahal & bakhtiyari South Khorasan KhorasaneRazavi North Khorasan Khuzestan Zanjan Semnan Sistan & Baluchestan Fars Qazvin Qom Kordestan Kerman // Kermanshah Kohgiluyeh& Boyerahmad Golestan Gilan Lorestan Mazandaran Markazi Hormozgan Hamedan Yazd Source: Iran Department of Environment. 0

8 . ENVIRONMENT IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9.. AREA OF FORESTS, RANGES AND DESERTS BY OSTAN, THE YEAR 9 (hectare) Ostan Forests Ranges Total Good Fair Poor Deserts () Total country East Azarbayejan West zarbayejan Ardebil Esfahan Alborz Ilam Bushehr Tehran Chaharmahal & bakhtiyari South Khorasan KhorasaneRazavi North Khorasan Khuzestan Zanjan Semnan Sistan & Baluchestan Fars Qazvin Qom Kordestan Kerman Kermanshah Kohgiluyeh& Boyerahmad Golestan Gilan Lorestan Mazandaran Markazi Hormozgan Hamedan Yazd Including different desert phenomena like: salt desert, sand dunes, sand sheets, clay plain, salt lands, lands with no vegetation and exposed bedrock outcrops. Source: Forests, Range and Watershed Management Organization 0

9 IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9. ENVIRONMENT.. CASES AND AREAS UNDER CONFLAGRATION IN FORESTS AND RANGES Conflagration (case) Area under conflagration (ha) Year Total Forests Ranges Total Forests Ranges () () Reasons for decrease in conflagration are: readiness of forest guards, presence of more forest guards in natural resources areas, organizing forest and voluntary people guards, coordination with related government agencies and management and timely use of equipment. Source: Forests, Range and Watershed Management Organization..4. VOLUME OF WOOD PRODUCTS () IN NORTHERN FOREST AREAS UNDER MANAGEMENT OF GENERAL DEPARTMENTS OF NATURAL RESOURCES ( cu m) Year Log Sawn wood and sleepers Poles, pit props and pulpwood Fuel wood Charcoal ( tons) // Including % defect and sawn wood amount for the years 8 and 86 and 0% for other years. Source: Forests, Range and Watershed Management Organization. 0

10 . ENVIRONMENT IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9.. COMBATING DESERTIFICATION AND DUNE STABILIZATION ACTIVITIES Year and Ostan Plant nursery (ha) Plastic bag seedling () Plantation (ha) Seeding (ha) () West Azarbayejan Esfahan Alborz Ilam Bushehr Tehran South Khorasan KhorasaneRazavi North Khorasan Khuzestan Semnan Sistan & Baluchestan Fars Qazvin Qom Kerman Markazi Hormozgan Yazd

11 IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9. ENVIRONMENT.. COMBATING DESERTIFICATION AND DUNE STABILIZATION ACTIVITIES (continued) Year and Ostan Seed Mulching gathering (ha) (ton) Windbreak(not living) (km) Windbreak (km) Preservation (ha) Preparation of projects for combating desertification (ha) () West Azarbayejan Esfahan Alborz Ilam Bushehr Tehran South Khorasan KhorasaneRazavi North Khorasan Khuzestan Semnan Sistan & Baluchestan Fars Qazvin Qom Kerman Markazi Hormozgan Yazd Ostans not mentioned have no activities in this field. Source: Forests, Range and Watershed Management Organization. 0

12 . ENVIRONMENT IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9.6. ACTIVITIES CARRIED OUT ON RANGE MANAGEMENT, BALANCE OF LIVESTOCK AND RANGE MANAGMENT, AND IMPROVEMENT AND REHABILITATION OF RANGELANDS Activity Units Range management and balance of livestock and range management () Cadastral survey, delineation and control of grazing permits... ha Preparation of range management plans... ha (). Range and livestock grazing management... ha Improvement and rehabilitation of rangelands Improvement and rehabilitation of rangelands project ()... ha Rehabilitation and restoration of rangelands () Transplanting seedlings... ha 8 4 Direct seeding and hoeing.. ha Fertilizer spreading on rangelands... ha Water harvesting... ha Providing water troughs... set Drilling shallow wells... case Installation of wind pumps set Seed production... ton Restoration of pastures on degraded marginal lands ha National plan of "Range management and Balance of Livestock and Range", since 84 was renamed "Sustainable Management of National Rangelands" and the name of some projects of which changed accordingly, too.. The decrease in figures compared to the prevous year is due to adopting new organizational policies based on not preparing new projects and implementation of old projects..since the year 84, the plan of "Improvement and Reformation of Range lands" has been provincialized and since 86 its projects have been conducted in the form of "Improvement and Rehabilitation of Rangelands". Source: Forests, Range and Watershed Management Organization. 06

13 IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9. ENVIRONMENT..AMOUNT OF FERTILIZERS DISTRIBUTED BY TYPE (Ton) Year and Ostan Total Nitrogenous Phosphate Potash Macro & micro elements () East Azarbayejan West Azarbayejan Ardebil Esfahan Alborz ()... Ilam Bushehr Tehran () Chaharmahal & Bakhtiyari South Khorasn KhorasaneRazavi North Khorasn Khuzestan Zanjan Semnan Sistan & Baluchestan Fars Qazvin Qom Kordestan Kerman () Kermanshah Kohgiluyeh & Boyerahmad Golestan Gilan Lorestan Mazandaran Markazi Hormozgan Hamedan Yazd The amount of macro & micro elements fertilizers for the years 90 and 9 were from fertilizers purchased in the year 89.The statistics for Alborzare are included with Tehran..The amount of fertilizer distributed in Jiroft is included in Kerman. Source: Agricultural Support Services Company 0

14 . ENVIRONMENT IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9.8. PESTICIDES SOLD BY TYPE (Ton) Year Total Insecticides Acaricides Fungicides Herbicides Rodenticides Molluscocides Granule and oil () Others... () () () () Including diazinon granules, padan granules, emulsified oil and regent.. Granule and oil pesticides are included with insecticides.. Including tablets. Source: Agricultural Support Services Company..9.EMISSION OF POLLUTANT AND GREENHOUSE GASES RESULTED FROM BURNING OF FUELS IN AGRICULTURE SECTOR BY TYPE Description NO X SO SO CO SPM CO CH Motor sprit Burning oil Gas oil Fuel oil... // Natural gas Source: Ministry of Energy. ( Ton) N O // 4 // 08

15 IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9. ENVIRONMENT.0. EMISSION OF POLLUTANT AND GREENHOUSE GASES RESULTED FROM BURNING OF FUELS IN MANUFACTURING SECTOR BY TYPE (Ton) Description NO X SO SO CO SPM CO CH 4 N O Motor sprit... 9 Burning oil... 9 Gas oil... 6 Fuel oil... Liquefied gas Natural gas Blast furnace gas... Source: Ministry of Energy

16 . ENVIRONMENT IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9.. EMISSION OF POLLUTANT AND GREENHOUSE GASES RESULTED FROM BURNING OF FUELS IN TRANSPORTATION SECTOR BY TYPE Description NO X SO SO CO SPM CO CH 4 Total transportation sector Motor sprit Gas oil Liquefied gas Natural gas Fuel oil Jet fuel (JP4) Jet oil fuel (ATK) (Ton) N O Road transportation Motor sprit... Gas oil... Liquefied gas... Natural gas Gas oil

17 IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9. ENVIRONMENT.. EMISSION OF POLLUTANT AND GREENHOUSE GASES RESULTED FROM BURNING OF FUELS IN TRANSPORTATION SECTOR BY TYPE (continued) (Ton) Description NO X SO SO CO SPM CO CH 4 N O Marine transportation Motor spirit..... Gas oil... Fuel oil Air transportation Jet fuel (JP4)... Jet oil fuel (ATK)... Motor Spirit Source: Ministry of Energy

18 . ENVIRONMENT IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9.. EMISSION OF POLLUTANT AND GREENHOUSE GASES RESULTED FROM BURNING OF FUELS IN HOUSEHOLDS, TRAD, AND PUBLIC SECTOR BY TYPE (Ton) Description NO X SO SO CO SPM CO CH 4 N O Motor spirit... Burning oil... Gas oil... Fuel oil... Liquefied gas... Natural gas... Animal waste... Bush and thorn... Firewood... Charcoal... Coal.... Revised figures Source: Ministry of Energy () () () () () //.. EMISSION OF POLLUTANT AND GREENHOUSE GASES RESULTED FROM BURNING OF FUELS IN REFINERY SECTOR BY TYPE (Ton) Description NO X SO SO CO SPM CO CH 4 N O Gas oil... Fuel oil... Natural gas... Refinery gas... Liquefied gas... Source: Ministry of Energy

19 IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9. ENVIRONMENT.4. EMISSION OF POLLUTANT AND GREENHOUSE GASES RESULTED FROM BURNING OF FUELS IN POWER PLANTS AFFILIATED TO THE MINISTRY OF ENERGY, PRIVATE SECTOR, AND LARGE INDUSTRIES BY TYPE (Ton) Description NO X SO SO CO SPM CO CH 4 N O Ministry of Energy Gas oil... Natural gas... Fuel oil... Private sector Gas oil... Natural gas... large industries Gas oil... Natural gas... Blast furnacegas.... Source: Ministry of Energy EMISSION OF POLLUTANT AND GREENHOUSE GASES RESULTED FROM BURNING OF FUELS IN POWER PLANTS AFFILIATED TO THE MINISTRY OF ENERGY, PRIVATE SECTOR, AND LARGE INDUSTRIES BY TYPE OF POWER PLANT AND POLLUTANT,THE EAR 9 (Ton) Description NO X SO SO CO SPM CO CH 4 N O Total Ministry of Energy... 4 Thermal plant... 0 Gas power plant Combined cycle... Diesel power plant... 4 Private sector large industries Source: Ministry of Energy //

20 . ENVIRONMENT IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9.6. COVERAGE OF URBAN SEWAGE EXTENSION 88 Cities under Cities having Ostan coverage of fresh sewage water installation extension Total country.. 00 East Azarbayejan... 6 West Azarbayejan Ardebil... Esfahan Alborz... Ilam... Bushehr... Tehran... Chaharmahal&Bakhtiyari... South Khorasan... KhorasaneRazavi... North Khorasan... Khuzestan... Zanjan... Semnan... Sistan&Baluchestan... Fars... Qazvin... Qom... Kordestan... Kerman... Kermanshah... Kohgiluyeh&Boyerahmad... Golestan... Gilan... Lorestan... Mazandaran... Markazi... Hormozgan... Hamedan... Yazd... () 9 6 () () 4 () Cities under coverage of fresh water installation () 9 () Cities having sewage extension 46 0 () 4 ()

21 IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9.6. COVERAGE OF URBAN WASTEWATER EXTENSION(continued) 90 9 Ostan Total country... East Azarbayejan... West Azarbayejan... Ardebil... Esfahan... Alborz... Ilam... Bushehr... Tehran... Chaharmahal&Bakhtiyari... South Khorasan... KhorasaneRazavi... North Khorasan... Khuzestan... Zanjan... Semnan... Sistan&Baluchestan... Fars... Qazvin... Qom... Kordestan... Kerman... Kermanshah... Kohgiluyeh&Boyerahmad... Golestan... Gilan... Lorestan... Mazandaran... Markazi... Hormozgan... Hamedan... Yazd... Cities under coverage of fresh water installation 0 8 Cities having sewage extension 8. The statistics for Alborz are included with Tehran. Source: National Water and Wastewater Engineering Company Cities under coverage of fresh water installation Cities having sewage extension ENVIRONMENT 9 Cities under coverage of fresh water installation Cities having sewage extension

22 . ENVIRONMENT IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9.. NUMBER OF WASTEWATERTREATMENT PLANTS Ostan Total country East Azarbayejan West Azarbayejan Ardebil... Esfahan Alborz... () () () Ilam Bushehr... Tehran... () 9 () () Chaharmahal&Bakhtiyari... 4 South Khorasan... KhorasaneRazavi... North Khorasan... Khuzestan Zanjan... Semnan... Sistan&Baluchestan... Fars Qazvin Qom... Kordestan... Kerman... Kermanshah... Kohgiluyeh&Boyerahmad... Golestan Gilan... 4 Lorestan Mazandaran Markazi Hormozgan... 4 Hamedan... Yazd.... The statistics for Alborz are included with Tehran. Source: National Water and Wastewater Engineering Company 6

23 IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9. ENVIRONMENT. 8. CUSTOMERS OF URBAN SEWAGE Ostan Total subscribers Household subscriber Total subscribers Household subscriber Total country... East Azarbayejan... West Azarbayejan... Ardebil... Esfahan... Alborz () () () () Ilam... Bushehr... Tehran () () () () 860 Chaharmahal&Bakhtiyari... South Khorasan... KhorasaneRazavi... North Khorasan... Khuzestan... Zanjan... Semnan... Sistan&Baluchestan... Fars... Qazvin... Qom... Kordestan... Kerman... Kermanshah... Kohgiluyeh&Boyerahmad... Golestan... Gilan... Lorestan... Mazandaran... Markazi... Hormozgan... Hamedan... Yazd

24 . ENVIRONMENT IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK CUSTOMERS OF URBAN SEWAGE (continued) 90 Total Household Total Ostan subscribers subscriber subscribers Total country East Azarbayejan West Azarbayejan Ardebil Esfahan Alborz Ilam Bushehr Tehran Chaharmahal&Bakhtiyari South Khorasan KhorasaneRazavi North Khorasan Khuzestan Zanjan Semnan Sistan&Baluchestan Fars Qazvin Qom Kordestan Kerman Kermanshah Kohgiluyeh&Boyerahmad Golestan Gilan Lorestan Mazandaran Markazi Hormozgan Hamedan Yazd The statistics for Alborz are included with Tehran. Source: National Water and Wastewater Engineering Company Household subscriber Total subscribers Household subscriber

25 IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9. ENVIRONMENT.9. POPULATION UNDER COVERAGE OF COLLECTION AND REMOVAL SERVICES OF URBAN SEWAGE (Percent) Ostan Total country East Azarbayejan West Azarbayejan Ardebil Esfahan Alborz... () () () Ilam Bushehr... 9 Tehran... () 8 () () Chaharmahal&Bakhtiyari South Khorasan KhorasaneRazavi North Khorasan Khuzestan Zanjan Semnan Sistan&Baluchestan Fars Qazvin Qom Kordestan Kerman... 6 Kermanshah Kohgiluyeh&Boyerahmad Golestan Gilan Lorestan Mazandaran Markazi Hormozgan Hamedan Yazd The statistics for Alborz are included with Tehran. Source: National Water and Wastewater Engineering Company 9

26 . ENVIRONMENT IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK AVERAGE VOLUME OF COLLECTED SEWAGE (cum/day) Ostan Total country East Azarbayejan West Azarbayejan Ardebil Esfahan Alborz... () () Ilam Bushehr Tehran... () 498 () Chaharmahal&Bakhtiyari South Khorasan KhorasaneRazavi North Khorasan Khuzestan Zanjan Semnan Sistan&Baluchestan Fars Qazvin Qom Kordestan Kerman Kermanshah Kohgiluyeh&Boyerahmad Golestan Gilan Lorestan Mazandaran Markazi Hormozgan Hamedan Yazd The statistics for Alborz are included with Tehran. Source: National Water and Wastewater Engineering Company. 0

27 IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9. ENVIRONMENT.. LENGTH OF COLLECTION NETWORK AND TRANSMISSION LINES OF SEWAGE (KM) Ostan Collection Transmission Collection Transmission network lines network lines Total country East Azarbayejan West Azarbayejan Ardebil Esfahan Alborz... () () () () Ilam Bushehr Tehran... () 08 () 00 () 4 () 0 Chaharmahal&Bakhtiyari South Khorasan... 0 KhorasaneRazavi North Khorasan Khuzestan Zanjan Semnan Sistan&Baluchestan Fars Qazvin Qom Kordestan Kerman Kermanshah Kohgiluyeh&Boyerahmad Golestan Gilan Lorestan Mazandaran Markazi Hormozgan Hamedan Yazd

28 . ENVIRONMENT IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9.. LENGTH OF NETWORK FOR COLLECTION AND TRANSMISSION LINES OF SEWAGE (continued) (KM) Ostan Collection Transmission Collection Transmission Collection Transmission network lines network lines network lines Total country East Azarbayejan West Azarbayejan Ardebil Esfahan Alborz Ilam Bushehr Tehran Chaharmahal&Bakhtiyari South Khorasan KhorasaneRazavi North Khorasan Khuzestan Zanjan Semnan Sistan&Baluchestan Fars Qazvin Qom Kordestan Kerman Kermanshah Kohgiluyeh&Boyerahmad Golestan Gilan Lorestan Mazandaran Markazi Hormozgan Hamedan Yazd The statistics for Alborz are included with Tehran. Source: National Water and Wastewater Engineering Company

29 IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9. ENVIRONMENT.. NUMBER OF SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS IN INDUSTRIAL TOWNS AND REGIONS BY OSTAN Year and Ostan In operation Under construction Under designation 8... () 4 () () () 94 () 9 () () 00 () () () 9 () () East Azarbayejan West Azarbayejan... 4 Ardebil Esfahan... 9 Alborz Ilam... 0 Bushehr Tehran Chaharmahal&Bakhtiyari South Khorasan... 0 KhorasaneRazavi... North Khorasan... 0 Khuzestan... Zanjan... Semnan Sistan&Baluchestan Fars... Qazvin... 0 Qom... 0 Kordestan... 4 Kerman... 0 Kermanshah Kohgiluyeh&Boyerahmad Golestan... 0 Gilan... Lorestan Mazandaran... 4 Markazi Hormozgan... 0 Hamedan... 0 Yazd Revised figures Source: Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade.

30 . ENVIRONMENT IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9.. AREA OF LANDSCAPE IN INDUSTRIAL TOWNS AND REGION BYOSTAN (ha) Year and Ostan Area of Landscape 8... () () () () () East Azarbayejan West Azarbayejan... 9 Ardebil... Esfahan Alborz Ilam... Bushehr Tehran... Chaharmahal&Bakhtiyari... 9 South Khorasan... 4 KhorasaneRazavi... 9 North Khorasan... Khuzestan... Zanjan... 9 Semnan... 8 Sistan&Baluchestan... 6 Fars Qazvin Qom Kordestan... 4 Kerman Kermanshah... 0 Kohgiluyeh&Boyerahmad... Golestan... Gilan... 6 Lorestan... Mazandaran... 0 Markazi... Hormozgan... Hamedan... Yazd Revised figures Source: Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade. 4

31 IRAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 9. ENVIRONMENT.4. ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS OF HEALTH AND MEDICAL CENTRES Description Percentage of hospitals with appropriate wings () Percentage of rural households enjoying a hygienic sewage disposal system. 96 ()96 6. Percentage of health and medical centres with appropriate conditions Percentage of hospitals with appropriate solid waste management Percentage of hospitals with appropriate wastewater management Percentage of hospitals with appropriate kitchen and restaurant This indicator was calculated in the year 9.. It was calculated based on the results of the National Population and Housing Census. Source: Ministry of Health, Treatment, and Medical Education

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