Table 5.

Differential trends in water handling and hygiene behaviors between tested and control households

	Δ (Follow-up – baseline) among treatment group	Δ (Follow-up – baseline) among control group
Ordinary binary outcomes
Treats water by any recommended method	–19.3* (–23.1, –15.6)	–20.5* (–24.3, –16.7)
Extracts water using ladle or tap	–2.8† (–5.4, –0.2)	–4.2* (–6.2, –2.1)
Storage vessel has tight screw cap	2.1 (–0.2, 4.5)	0.5 (–1.5, 2.5)
Categorical outcomes	Odds ratio: follow-up vs. baseline among treatments	Odds ratio: follow-up vs. baseline among controls
Cleaning frequency: vessel used to fetch water  (1 = daily; 5 = never)	1.48* (1.09, 2.01)	2.00* (1.51, 2.65)
Cleaning frequency: vessel used to store water  (1 = daily; 5 = never)	1.22* (0.95, 1.58)	1.46* (1.14, 1.87)
Frequency of advanced filter usage  (1 = daily; 5 = never)	1.46* (1.07, 1.99)	1.77* (1.27, 2.48)
Number of occasions prompting hand washing  (of five specific types of occasions)	0.26* (0.23, 0.32)	0.25* (0.21, 0.30)

^*Significant with P < 0.05.

^†Significant with P < 0.1.

This table represents an alternative presentation of the DiD values reported in Table 4; results come from the same regressions as those results reported in Table 4. All coefficients and 95% CI limits (shown in parentheses) are multiplied by 100, and therefore, they represent marginal effects in percentage point terms.