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Fig 1.

A PRISMA flowchart for the selection of eligible studies on point-of-use water treatment practices among Ethiopian households.

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Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the included studies, 2016–2022.

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Fig 2.

Forest plot depicting pooled prevalence estimate of POU water treatment practices among Ethiopian households.

NOTE: Weights are from random-effects model.

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Table 2.

Overall pooled prevalence of point-of-use water treatment by type and preferences, among Ethiopian households.

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Fig 3.

Sub-group analysis by region for the pooled prevalence of POU water treatment practices among Ethiopian households.

NOTE: Weights and between-subgroup heterogeneity test are from random-effects model.

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Fig 4.

Funnel plot displaying publication bias of studies reporting POU water treatment practices among Ethiopian households.

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Table 3.

Univariate meta-regression of factors related to the heterogeneity of POU water treatment practices among Ethiopian households, 2022.

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Fig 5.

Sensitivity analysis for estimates of POU water treatment practices among Ethiopian households (number of estimates = 12).

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Fig 6.

(a) Forest plot of the association between training and point-of-use water treatment practices in Ethiopia. (b) Forest plot of the association between the sexual identity of household head and point-of-use water treatment practices in Ethiopia. (c) Forest plot of the association between wealth index and point-of-use water treatment practices in Ethiopia. NOTE: Weights are from random-effects model.

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