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Table 1.

Definitions of sanitation indicators.

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Table 2.

Demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of study households (n = 5,615)1.

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Fig 1.

Toilet ownership and open defecation practices among surveyed households.

Panel A: levels of toilet ownership among open defecators and toilet users. Panel B: levels of open defecation (“Primary OD”) among toilet owners, past owners, and non-owners. 1 We were unable to determine toilet ownership for 9 households and the primary defecation behavior for an additional 185 households. 2 Reasons for no longer owning a toilet (n = 1,319): collapse of pit (16%), superstructure (32%), or both (40%); pit filled up (10%); toilet was demolished (<1%); toilet was abandoned because household relocated (<1%); don’t know (1%).

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Table 3.

Toilet characteristics among owners of functional toilets (n = 3,417)1.

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Table 4.

Sanitation conditions among non-owners of functional toilets (n = 2,189).

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Table 5.

Defecation behaviors of study households (n = 5,615)1.

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Fig 2.

Factors associated with household-level sanitation conditions across 5,615 study households.

Each bar chart presents the results of a multivariate logistic regression for the sanitation indicator listed at the top. Error bars represent standard errors. Numerical results are available in S3 Table.

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Fig 3.

Distribution (panel a) and factors associated with (panel b) community-level sanitation conditions across 109 study communities.

In panel a, the boxplots display the median, interquartile range (IQR), min, and max of the two community-level indicators. In panel b, each bar chart presents the results of a multivariate logistic regression for the sanitation indicator listed at the top. Error bars represent standard errors. Numerical results are available in S4 Table. OD = Open defecation.

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Fig 4.

Community-level sanitation conditions as a function of time as measured in our survey (a-b) and as predicted by our multivariate beta regression models in the first three years following ODF verification (c-d).

In panels a-b, the boxplots display the median, interquartile range (IQR), min, and max of the two community-level indicators. The means are displayed with red dots. The predictions in panels c-d control for thirteen community-level characteristics, set to their mean values (S1 Table).

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