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Table 1.
(Continued)
Category
Description
n
Chil-
dren or
House-
holds
Control 11
Clusters
n
Chil-
dren or
House-
holds
Interven-
tion 11
Clusters
Water
manage-
ment
Spring as source of drinking water
N=208
100 (48.1)
N=228
136 (59.6)
Tap as source of drinking water
−
108 (51.9) −
129 (56.6)
River as source of drinking water
−
46 (22.1)
−
29 (12.7)
Rain as source of drinking water
−
31 (14.9)
−
71 (31.1)
Dug well as source of drinking water
−
31 (14.9)
−
37 (16.2)
Distance to water source (m) [median (Q1, Q3)] −
50 (7.5, 1 00) −
30 (6, 150)
Container for water collection: plastic bucket
−
189 (90.9) −
205 (89.9)
Container for water collection: jerry can
−
165 (79.3) −
156 (68.4)
Container for water collection: bottles
−
32 (15.4)
−
36 (15.8)
Container for water collection: jar/ pitcher
−
13 (6.3)
−
20 (8.8)
Container for water collection: barrel
−
10 (4.8)
−
25 (10.9)
Child's consumption of untreated water (glasses/
day) [mean (SD)]
M=318
1.2 (1.2)
M=359
1.2 (1.4)
Treat water before drinking
N=208
59 (28.4)
N=228
67 (29.4)
Store water for > 2 d
−
29 (13.9)
−
61 (26.8)
Water storage container: jerry can
−
23(11.1)
−
49 (21.5)
Water storage container: plastic bucket
−
17 (8.2)
−
37 (16.2)
Water turbidity in water storage container > 30
NTU
−
13 (11.2)
−
24 (18.8)
Sanitation
Reported n of interviewee's hand washing per
day [mean (SD)]
N=177
3.8 (1.7)
N=200
4.1 (1.8)
Reported n of child hand washing per day [mean
(SD)]
M=348
2.5 (1.2)
M=376
2.6 (1.4)
Child washes hands: before eating
−
228 (65.5) −
270 (71.8)
Child washes hands: when hands are dirty
−
62 (17.8)
−
56 (14.9)
Child washes hands: other occasions
−
58 (16.7)
−
50 (13.3)
Latrine present
N=208
27 (13.0)
N=228
38 (16.7)
Use of latrine by the interviewee (day or night) −
15 (7.2)
−
20 (8.8)
Feces visible in yard
N=202
121 (59.9)
N=219
124 (56.6)
Data shows numbers and percentages unless otherwise specifi ed. Baseline data from December 2004. Abbreviations:
30NTU, threshold for effi cacious pathogen-inactivation of the SODIS method; M, number of children; N, number of
households; NTU, nephelometric units; SD, standard deviation.
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