Table 1.

Categorisation of locations where people were located.

Broad locations	Sub-locations	Descriptions
Inside house	The interior of the building (often elevated on posts) used by a family as the primary residence with four walls enclosing one or more rooms under a roof, and may have, as follows:
	Bed room	An area of a house defined by four walls that is used primarily for sleeping.
	Living room	An area of a house defined by four walls that is used for purposes other than sleeping.
Peri-domestic	A cluster of outbuildings and the associated area of land used by the residing family. Here, the peri-domestic is associated with a primary residence (is external to the nested category inside house) and includes the following:
	Kitchen	A roofed structure that may have walls, separated from the house and used primarily for cooking and dining.
	Outside areas	The land adjacent to the house not covered by a roof.
	Under house	An open sheltered area beneath the floor of the house.
	Veranda	A sheltered platform along the outside of the house, level with house flooring.
Village	The smallest administrative unit in a rural area encompassing a cluster of residential houses(but external to the nested category peri-domestic) and other buildings including:
	Another house	Any house that is not the residence of the participant and is situated within the confines of the village.
	Church	The building and adjacent area of land where religious activities are held.
	Freshwater	Areas where water is collected for consumption or washing (e.g., well, water tank).
	School	The building and adjacent area of land where educational activities take place.
	Seaside	The coastal areas bordering the ocean.
	Store	A building that sells a variety of food and household items.
Beyond Village	All geographic areas beyond the village which may be proximal (and frequented by day trips) or distal to the village (whose visitation often necessitates being away overnight from the home village) and includes the following:
	Another village	Clusters of rural houses away from the home village.
	Forest	Uncultivated or forested areas where hunting and gathering occurs.
	Garden/Farm/ Plantation	A cultivated area of land, often near the village, where food is grown.
	Town or City	Urban areas characterised with larger populations, denser housing, commercial activities and government services.
	Sea	Marine area where saltwater fish are caught.