Fig. 6.

Predicted probability and 95% confidence intervals of borrowing water as reflected by interactions between time to water source and a) unmet water need tertiles; b) times drank unsafe water; c) interruptions of the day’s activities; d) inability to purchase water. Notes: Figures generated from models 1–4 in Table S8 using marginal standardization adjusted for unmet water need, water safety, daily water interruptions, inability to purchase water, round-trip time to fetch water and interactions between round-trip time to fetch water and the 4 key predictors, and perceived SES, season, urbanicity, sex of household head, whether household had 5 L or more per person in drinking water stored, whether household used an improved water source, age, and age-squared. N = 4417 in 21 sites.