Table 4.
Reported safe disposal of child feces, shown by program area (restricted to households with children <3 years of age).
| Program Area | Baseline Safe Disposal Prevalence (95% CI) |
Final Follow-up Safe Disposal Prevalence (95% CI) |
Baseline to Final Difference (95% CI) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bhutan | 37% (29%, 46%) | 34% (25%, 43%) | −4% (−16%, 9%) 1 |
| Ethiopia | 16% (13%, 19%) | 97% (96%, 99%) | +81% (78%, 84%) |
| Ghana | 10% (7%, 13%) | 47% (44%, 50%) | +37% (33%, 41%) |
| Indonesia | 49% (42%, 56%) | 79% (74%, 84%) | + 30% (22%, 39%) |
| Kenya | 35% (32%, 39%) | 69% (66%, 72%) | +34% (29%, 38%) |
| Mozambique | 43% (40%, 47%) | 68% (63%, 72%) | +24% (18%, 30%) |
| Nepal 1 | 28% (25%, 30%) | 87% (83%, 91%) | + 59% (54%, 64%) |
| Nepal 2 | 20% (17%, 23%) | 69% (66%, 73%) | +49% (44%, 54%) |
| South Sudan | 21% (19%, 23%) | 25% (22%, 27%) | +3% (0%, 7%) 1 |
| Tanzania | 61% (58%, 64%) | 96% (94%, 97%) | +35% (31%, 38%) |
| Uganda | 71% (68%, 75%) | 92% (91%, 94%) | +21% (17%, 25%) |
| Zambia | 38% (33%, 42%) | 94% (92%, 96%) | +56% (51%, 61%) |
1 Variable was unavailable from Bhutan and South Sudan for the final visit. Round 2 is shown for South Sudan, and Round 3 is shown for Bhutan.