Fig 1.
Timeline for data collection and influential events affecting study area.
Fig 2.
Theory of change for regression models.
Table 1.
Demographic characteristics of study population (N = 1762); Beira, Mozambique 2020.
Table 2.
Risk perceptions and WASH factors for the study population during the 2020 survey, used for regression analyses (N = 1,762); Beira, Mozambique 2020.
Fig 3.
Adjusted associations between WASH factors and self-reported COVID-19 preventative behaviors.
Odds ratios are adjusted for all other variables in the model (all demographic characteristics, risk perceptions and other WASH factors). Correction for multiple testing was performed, and therefore statistical significance is based on an α of 0.05 while also adjusting for false discovery rate. (Beira, Mozambique 2020).
Fig 4.
Adjusted associations between individual- and household-level demographic characteristics and self-reported COVID-19 preventative behaviors.
Odds ratios are adjusted for all other variables in the model (all risk perceptions, WASH factors, and other demographic characteristics). Correction for multiple testing was performed, and therefore statistical significance is based on an α of 0.05 while also adjusting for false discovery rate. (Beira, Mozambique 2020).
Fig 5.
Adjusted associations between risk perceptions and self-reported COVID-19 preventative behaviors.
Odds ratios are adjusted for all other variables in the model (all demographic characteristics, WASH factors, and other risk perceptions). Correction for multiple testing was performed, and therefore statistical significance is based on an α of 0.05 while also adjusting for false discovery rate. (Beira, Mozambique 2020).
Fig 6.
Reported reasons for not practicing (a) handwashing and (b) physical distancing; Beira, Mozambique 2020.