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Table 1.

Descriptors of the data used in the analysis.

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Fig 1.

Underreporting of high-risk practices.

Main and regular estimates of (a) unimproved water, and (b) open defecation.

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Table 2.

Estimates of main, regular and underreported use of unimproved water.

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Table 3.

Estimates of main, regular and underreported use of open defecation.

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Fig 2.

Availability of water and sanitation options.

Number of sources used by respondents for (a) drinking water, and (b) sanitation.

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Fig 3.

Likelihood of using non-high-risk practices.

(a) Reliability of the main water option, when the source is improved. (b) Frequency of using a non-OD source as the main sanitation option.

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Table 4.

Main, regular and underreported use of unimproved water sources in Ethiopia across urban and rural locations.

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Table 5.

Main, regular and underreported use of open defecation in Ethiopia across urban and rural locations.

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Fig 4.

High-risk practice as a function of wealth.

Local polynomial smoothing function showing (a) unimproved water use, and (b) open defecation, over wealth score in Ethiopia.

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Table 6.

Variable definitions and summary statistics.

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Table 7.

Logistic regression results for underreporting of unimproved water in Ethiopia.

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Table 8.

Logistic regression results for underreporting of open defecation in Ethiopia.

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