Dataset
To understand user experience of the Clean Team Ghana (CTG) service from both the quality of service and the quality-of-life perspectives
There are few affordable and acceptable sanitation solutions for dense, low-income urban settlements. Though container-based toilets are a safely managed sanitation solution, little is known about user experiences to inform how such a solution should be viewed by governments. These data are from a before and after enrolment study of objective and subjective measures of sanitation quality due to the Clean Team Ghana (CTG) container-based toilet service in Kumasi, Ghana from June to December 2019 immediately prior to installation and 10 weeks afterwards for 292 customers
HTML tables with summary of the demographic and household characteristics of Clean Team Ghana customers, summary of customer satisfaction and quality of life scores for pre-CTG and CTG sanitation
Data obtained through household surveys