Sample sizes, program delivery information and adoption rates by microfinance organization.

<p>Sample sizes, program delivery information and adoption rates by microfinance organization.</p

The log improvement of water quality (TTC/100 ml) between household and source water modeled against adopters status and Pureit use, for each socio-economic tercile.

<p> <i>β are log improvements in water quality between the source and household point-of-use calculated using linear regression of log-transformed values.</i></p

Household water quality among Pureit adopters and non-adopters.

<p>Household water quality among Pureit adopters and non-adopters.</p

Household demographics and water treatment practices among adopters, non-adopters, and community members generally.

<p>Data are mean (SD) or count (%) weighted for probability of selection. “<i>ref” refers to the referent group. p¹</i> is the probability of the difference between adopters (cases) and non-adopters (controls) being attributable to chance. <i>p²</i> is the probability of the difference between MFI members and community members being attributable to chance.</p

Household water quality of respondents using Pureit, other safe treatment methods or no or unsafe treatment methods.

<p>Household water quality of respondents using Pureit, other safe treatment methods or no or unsafe treatment methods.</p

Arithmetic and geometric means of water samples collected from adopters and non-adopters.

<p><i>p</i> values determined by</p>§<p>T-tests or</p>†<p>negative binomial regression.</p><p> <i>“ref” refers to the referent group.</i></p>*<p> <i>Variance adjusted for clustering at source water sample.</i></p

Source and household water quality by wealth tercile.

<p>Source and household water quality by wealth tercile.</p

Frequency of feces disposal sites of pre-ambulatory children by site of defecation (n = 40).

<p>*Includes: washing, washing clothes, and cleaning it in water.</p

Household characteristics of participating pre-ambulatory and ambulatory children.

1<p>only among households with latrines.</p>2<p>Pucca  = concrete; Kuccha  = mud and dung.</p>3<p>checked or reported.</p

Frequency of feces disposal sites of ambulatory children by site of defecation (n = 105).

<p>Frequency of feces disposal sites of ambulatory children by site of defecation (n = 105).</p