Fig 1.
“Fig 1” illustrates names of the three administrative districts of Kigali city which are coloured in red, while those of its administrative sectors are coloured in gray.
The blue points represent the respondent homes. The nine study sectors are Mageragere, Nyamirambo and Kigali in Nyarugenge district; Gatenga, Niboye and Kicukiro in Kicukiro district, and Kacyiru, Kimironko and Gisozi in Gasabo district. During this study, GPS data were collected on the location of each respondent’s household. ArcGis10.2 software was used to produce the map based on the GPS data.
Table 1.
Distribution of the sample of households across selected administrative sectors and districts in Kigali city, Rwanda.
Table 2.
Respondents’ knowledge on susceptible hosts of rabies, transmission modes and clinical signs of rabies in dogs.
Table 3.
Sources of information about rabies for the respondents.
Table 4.
Knowledge, attitudes and practices towards rabies among dog owners in Kigali City (n = 137).
Table 5.
Test of associations (χ2) between the respondents’ knowledge, attitudes and practices towards rabies in Kigali, Rwanda (n = 137).
Table 6.
Multivariable logistic regression analysis of factors of knowledge, attitudes and practices towards rabies in Kigali city.