BetaBetaDataset
To estimate the demand curve for improved emptying services; and, To evaluate household preferences and the willingness to pay (WTP) for different attributes of improved emptying services.
Kigali, Rwanda lacks a centralized sewer system, which leaves residents to choose between on-site options, and with the majority of residents in informal settlements using pit latrines as their primary form of sanitation, this study used revealed and stated preference models to: estimate the demand curve for improved emptying services; and, evaluate household preferences and the willingness to pay (WTP) for different attributes of improved emptying services.
HTML tables with summaries on attributes and discrete choice options used in follow-up WTP surveys, pit and pit maintenance practices and costs
Cost data were obtained from expense reports that were associated with each household