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Demographic and socio-economic profile
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Number of people in the household, mean
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5.61
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5.91
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5.81
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Number of children under five, mean
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1.74
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1.86
|
1.82
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Household possesses livestock
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76 (55.47%)
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172 (62.77%)
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248 (60.34%)
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Agricultural activities by the household
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32 (23.36%)
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59 (21.53%)
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91 (22.14%)
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Child caretakers’ profile and health seeking behaviour
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Age of caretakers (years), mean
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25.42
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25.74
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25.63
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Income generating status / Not employed
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125 (91.24%)
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247 (90.15%)
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371 (90.51%)
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Follow antenatal care visits
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118 (86.13%)
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250 (91.24%)
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368 (89.54%)
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Usual practice when child is sick
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Taking child to the health centre
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50 (36.50%)
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117 (42.70%)
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167 (40.63%)
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Self-treatment methods
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85 (62.04%)
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156 (56.93%)
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241 (58.64%)
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Caretaker participates in decision making on expenses for child health care
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10 (7.30%)
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11 (4.01%)
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21 (5.11%)
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Reasons for not going to health centre to consult with health professionals
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High prices
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64 (46.72%)
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120 (43.80%)
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184 (44.77%)
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Lack of time
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21 (15.33%)
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43 (15.69%)
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64 (15.57%)
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Lack of means of transport
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9 (6.57%)
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28 (10.22%)
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37 (9.00%)
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Long distances
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7 (5.11%)
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13 (4.74%)
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20 (4.87%)
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Household WASH conditions
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Soap is present in the household
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128 (93.43%)
|
259 (94.53%)
|
387 (94.16%)
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Where toilet is not present, family practice open defecation
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71 (51.82%)
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120 (43.79%)
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191 (46.47%)
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Principal water source for the household
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Tap
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57 (41.61%)
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118 (43.07%)
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175 (42.58%)
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Forage with a hand pump
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47 (34.31%)
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89 (32.48%)
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136 (33.09%)
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Open well
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26 (18.98%)
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42 (15.33%)
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68 (16.15%)
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Other
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7 (5.11%)
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25 (9.12%)
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32 (7.79%)
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Time needed to collect water ≥30 min
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71 (51.82%)
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184 (67.15%)
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255 (62.04%)
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Persons in charge of water collection
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|
Women
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132 (96.35%)
|
265 (96.72%)
|
397 (96.59%)
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Men
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15 (10.95%)
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28 (10.22%)
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43 (10.46%)
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Children
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75 (54.74%)
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134 (48.91%)
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209 (50.85%)
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Household has less than 15 l per person per day
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10 (7.30%)
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14 (5.11%)
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24 (5.84%)
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Container used for water transport is dirty
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70 (51.09%)
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107 (39.05%)
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177 (43.07%)
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Water is stored in an unhygienic place
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115 (83.94%)
|
200 (72.99%)
|
315 (76.64%)
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Water is treated before consumption
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5 (3.65%)
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10 (3.65%)
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15 (3.65%)
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Good drinking water quality at point-of-use
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0 (0.0%)
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0 (0.0%)
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0 (0.0%)
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Escherichia coli = 0
|
28 (20.44%)
|
44 (16.06%)
|
72 (17.52%)
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Presence of faecal material (human or animal) around the household
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99 (72.26%)
|
200 (72.99%)
|
299 (72.57%)
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Presence of faecal material (human or animal) in the child’s play areas
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65 (47.45%)
|
124 (45.26%)
|
189 (45.99%)
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Kitchen utensils or food leftovers are left uncovered on the floor
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55 (40.15%)
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96 (35.04%)
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151 (36.74%)
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Household uses mosquito bed nets
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21 (15.33%)
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35 (12.77%)
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56 (13.63%)
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