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Table 5 Bi-variable logistic regression analysis of association of variables with under-five acute diarrhea among CLTSH-implementing, non-implementing kebeles and pooled estimate in Menz Gera Midir District, North Shoa Zone, and Amhara Region, Ethiopia, February and March 2020

From: Prevalence of and factors associated with acute diarrhea among children under five in rural areas in Ethiopia with and without implementation of community-led total sanitation and hygiene

Variable

Category

Model 1: CLTSH-implementing

Model 2: Non-CLTHS-implementing

Model 3 (Pooled Analysis)

Acute diarrhea

COR

P-value

Acute diarrhea

COR

P-value

Acute diarrhea

COR

P-value

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

Relation to child

Caregiver

31

6

1.86(0.68–5.11)

0.220

88

24

1.30(0.76–2.22)

0.330

119

30

1.49(0.93–2.38)

0.091

Mother

164

17

Ref

 

268

56

Ref

 

432

73

Ref

 

Mother’s education

Illiterate

31

5

1.69(0.47–5.98)

0.410

55

16

1.00(0.48–2.08)

0.981

86

21

1.21(0.64–2.26)

0.541

Read and write

7

2

3.00(0.50–17.80

0.221

14

1

0.24(0.03–1.98)

0.182

21

3

0.70(0.19–2.54)

0.593

Primary school

94

10

1.11(0.38–3.22)

0.831

211

41

0.67(0.37–1.20)

0.173

305

51

0.83(0.50–1.37)

0.464

Secondary or above

63

6

Ref

 

76

22

Ref

 

139

28

Ref

 

Household size (persons)

 > 5

61

10

1.69(0.70–4.06)

0.243

127

24

0.77(0.45–1.30)

0.336

188

34

0.95(0.60–1.48)

0.828

1–5

134

13

Ref

 

229

56

Ref

 

363

69

Ref

 

Sex of child

Female

110

10

0.59(0.24–1.42)

0.244

181

33

0.67(0.41–1.10)

0.121

291

43

0.64(0.41–0.98)

0.043

Male

85

13

Ref

 

175

47

Ref

 

260

60

Ref

 

Age of child (months)

6–11

20

3

2.35(0.43–12.65)

0.325

39

9

0.94(0.39-.28)

0.901

59

12

1.15(0.53–2.49)

0.710

12–23

37

7

2.96(0.71–12.25)

0.136

76

16

0.86(0.41–1.80)

0.692

113

23

1,15(0.61–2.18)

0.650

24–35

47

4

1.33(0.28–6.28)

0.717

93

21

0.92(0.46–1.84)

0.823

140

25

1.01(0.54–1.88)

0.964

36–47

44

6

2.13(0.50–9.06)

0.308

70

15

0.88(0.41–1.86)

0.738

114

21

1.04(0.54–2.00)

0.891

48–59

47

3

Ref

 

78

19

Ref

 

125

22

Ref

 

Number of under-five children per household

Two or more

18

4

2.07(0.63–6.75)

0.229

56

17

1.44(0.78–2.65)

0.231

74

21

1.65(0.96–2.82)

0.061

One

177

19

Ref

 

300

63

Ref

 

477

82

Ref

 

Monthly household income ($, USD)

 < 15.0

152

17

0.47(0.14–1.57)

0.221

285

56

0.56(0.22–1.39)

0.213

437

73

0.56(0.27–1.15)

0.111

15.0–22.7

26

2

0.32(0.05–1.98)

0.224

51

17

0.95(0.34–2.64)

0.924

77

19

0.83(0.35–192)

0.661

 > 22.7

17

4

Ref

 

20

7

Ref

 

37

11

Ref

 

Source of drinking water

Unimproved

60

10

1.73(0.71–4.16)

0.223

96

45

3.48(2.11–5.74)

 < 0.001

156

55

2.90(1.88–4.45)

 < 0.001

Improved

135

13

Ref

 

260

35

Ref

 

395

48

Ref

 

Walking distance to water source (minutes)

 > 30

128

20

3.49(1.00–12.16)

0.054

279

58

0.72(0.41–1.26)

0.251

407

78

1.10(0.67–1.80)

0.690

 ≤ 30

67

3

Ref

 

77

22

Ref

 

144

25

Ref

 

Latrine availability

No

26

1

0.29(0.03–2.28)

0.245

97

33

1.87(1.13–3.09)

0.011

123

34

1.71(1.08–2.70)

0.028

Yes

169

22

Ref

 

259

47

Ref

 

428

69

Ref

 

Average daily water consumption per person (liters)

 < 20

153

19

1.30(0.42–4.04)

0.641

293

61

0.69(0.38–1.23)

0.212

446

80

0.81(0.49–1.36)

0.445

 ≥ 20

42

4

Ref

 

63

19

Ref

 

105

23

Ref

 

Child feces disposal

Outside latrine

50

10

2.23(0.92–5.40)

0.072

202

62

2.62(1.49–4.62)

 < 0.001

252

72

2.75(1.75–4.33)

 < 0.001

Inside latrine

145

13

Ref

 

154

18

Ref

 

299

31

Ref

 

Solid waste disposal

Improper

46

10

2.49(1.02–6.05)

0.043

144

51

2.58(1.56–4.28)

0.001

190

61

2.76(1.79–4.24)

0.001

Proper

149

13

Ref

 

212

29

Ref

 

361

42

Ref

 

Liquid waste disposal

Improper

68

11

1.71(0.71–4.08)

0.227

120

40

1.78(1.09–2.90)

0.021

196

51

1.77(1.16–2.71)

0.008

Proper

127

12

Ref

 

228

40

Ref

 

355

52

Ref

 

Livestock kept in house

Yes

45

8

1.77(0.70–4.46)

0.225

71

15

0.92(0.49–1.72)

0.801

116

23

1.07(0.64–1.79)

0.770

No

150

15

Ref

 

285

65

Ref

 

435

80

Ref

 

Currently breastfeeding

No

79

6

0.51(0.19–1.37)

0.184

132

24

0.72(0.43–1.22)

0.231

211

30

0.66(0.41–1.04)

0.071

Yes

116

17

Ref

 

224

56

Ref

 

340

73

Ref

 

Home water treatment

No

107

18

2.96(1.05–8.29)

0.038

237

66

2.36(1.27–4.38)

0.001

344

84

2.66(1.57–4.50)

 < 0.001

Yes

88

5

Ref

 

119

14

Ref

 

207

19

Ref

 

Water drawing method

Pouring

96

13

Ref

0.849

163

31

Ref

 

259

44

Ref

 

Dipping

61

7

0.84(0.32–2.24)

0.588

189

46

1.28(0.77–2.11)

0.330

250

53

1.24(0.80–1.93)

0.310

Both

38

3

0.58(0.15–2.16)

0.083

4

3

3.94(0.84–18.49)

0.081

42

6

0.84(0.33–2.09)

0.71

Handwashing at critical times per day

1–2

89

16

2.72(1.07–6.91)

0.034

142

52

2.79(1.68–4.64)

0 < .001

231

68

2.69(1.73–4.18)

 < 0.001

3–5

106

7

Ref

 

214

28

Ref

 

320

35

Ref

 

Handwashing material

Water only

102

18

3.28(1.17–9.19)

0.025

157

42

1.40(0.86–2.27)

0.174

259

60

1.57(1.02–2.40)

0.031

Water and soap/ash

93

5

Ref

 

199

38

Ref

 

292

43

Ref

 

Feces seen in compound

Yes

28

6

2.10(0.76–5.79)

0.151

133

36

1.37(0.84–2.23)

0.201

161

42

1.66(1.08–2.57)

0.029

No

167

17

Ref

 

223

44

Ref

 

390

61

Ref

 

CLTSH status of kebele

Implemented

  

195

23

0.32(0.23–0.86)

 < 0.001

Not implemented

356

80

Ref

 
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