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83 percent. residents of the country living in old apartment buildings would like to renovate them. The vast majority would find it easier to renovate if they knew their house was included in an energy efficiency program for municipal neighborhoods.This was shown by a survey of the Lithuanian population conducted by the market research company Spinter tyrimai together with the Environmental Project Management Agency. It was attended by people living in apartment buildings built before 1993.The results revealed that the absolute majority of the population 83 would participate in the apartment building renovation program under the right circumstances and only 17. the opinion of the respondents was negative.Residents most often cited financial commitments clear and comprehensible information on how much it would cost what would be done and so on as reasons for indecision or refusal to renovate their apartment building. shortage. Other reasons for refusal include rising prices for works and building materials which could increase the final cost of renovation and fears of poor quality work and defects.This study highlighted another important aspect - the changing attitudes of the population towards their living environment. As much as 76 percent. Residents of apartment buildings to be renovated would find it easier to decide to renovate if they knew that the house was included in the municipal neighborhood energy efficiency program which will renovate all apartment buildings and public buildings in the quarter parking lots street lighting networks childrens playgrounds etc.In addition it turned out that residents not only want to renovate their apartment building but also take concrete action. 51 percent Discussions on the renovation of multi-apartment buildings to be renovated have already taken place 28 - several times 23 - once.
