Table 3.

Pupil-reported WaSH conditions by 4,404 respondents, weighted to represent 15,960 pupils from grades 2–6 in 51 Kenyan primary schools

	%*	SE*
School hygiene
School provides a handwashing place	62.8	0.8
Water always available for handwashing at school	19.9	0.9
Soap always available for handwashing at school	1.0	0.2
Handwashed with soap and water the last time they defecated at school	12.3	0.8
Always handwashed with soap and water after defecating at school	3.8	0.4
School water
Water always available for drinking at school	21.0	0.9
School sanitation
Usually defecate in the latrine/toilet at school	99.4	0.1
Used a latrine/toilet at school last time they defecated at school	97.5	0.3
Think their friends always defecate in the latrine/toilet at school	75.7	1.0
Home hygiene
Have a handwashing place at home	49.7	1.0
Water always available for handwashing at home	18.9	0.8
Soap always available for handwashing at home	10.3	0.6
Handwashed with soap and water the last time they defecated at home	33.1	1.0
Always handwashed with soap and water after defecating at home	8.1	0.5
Home water
Have an improved water source for drinking† at home	50.7	1.08
Water always available for drinking at home	85.0	0.9
Home sanitation
Have a personal toilet/latrine in your home/compound?	55.0	1.0
Have a shared toilet/latrine in your home/compound?	42.0	1.0
No toilet/latrine in your home/compound	2.9	0.3
Usually defecate in the latrine/toilet at home	98.6	0.2
Used a latrine/toilet at home last time they defecated at home	96.8	0.3

SE = standard error; WaSH = water, sanitation, and hygiene.

^*Weighted % and SE accounted for the stratified random sampling, clustering of pupils within schools, and the sample weights.

^†As defined by the World Health Organization/United Nations Children's Fund Joint Monitoring Program for Water Supply and Sanitation.²⁷