BetaBetaDataset
To assess the degree to which market forces can promote safe fecal sludge removal in low-income neighborhoods of Kisumu, Kenya.
Willingness-to-pay for formal pit emptying with the prices charged by service providers were assessed.
HTML tables with summaries on household characteristics, including household size, sanitation type, sharing of toilets, access to non-sewer toilet, education level, marital status, children under five, access to toilet, share toilet facility, improved toilet, latrine floor and roof, handwashing stations, sanitation quality, source of money, paying for toilet, vacuum tank, and sanitation option. Charts of comparison of stated and revealed willingness to pay for waste management
Household surveys