Impact Evaluation of Scaling-up Handwashing and Rural Sanitation Behavior Projects in Tanzania 2012
Tanzania, 2012
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Data file: structured_observations
Overview
Valid:
4036
Type:
Discrete
Start:
48
End:
172
Width:
125
Format:
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0K | |
| Added firewood to the coocker | |
| After cutting meat | |
| Caregiver was weaving mats | |
| Choped firewood | |
| OK | |
| Ok | |
| The child was playing with soil while eating | |
| Touch dirty clothes | |
| Touched a goat | |
| Touched dirty clothes | |
| Touched dirty water | |
| Touched her leg's wound | |
| Touched mud then wipe his hand upon his clothes | |
| Touched shoes | |
| Washes clothes | |
| Wipe baby's nostril mucus | |
| Wiped baby's nostril | |
| Wiped her hands upon her clothes | |
| a guest in the house | |
| ate a mango | |
| ate boiled potato | |
| ate bread | |
| ate food without hands being washed | |
| ate fruit with dirty hands | |
| ate raw cassava | |
| before milking cow | |
| came from the bush | |
| came from the latrine | |
| carried dirt gallon of water and pour into the cup | |
| child ate porridge with potatoes | |
| child was playing with a soiled bag and was fed without being washed | |
| choped firewood and lit a fire | |
| chopped firewood | |
| chopped firewoods | |
| cleaned a child's bottom after defecation | |
| cleaned child's bottom after defecation | |
| cleaned the child with dirty cloth | |
| collected firewoods and lighted the fire | |
| collected garbage | |
| defecated | |
| did not was hands after eating cooked potatoes | |
| didn't wash hands after defecation | |
| dried her hands with her clothes | |
| fed animals | |
| fed the baby without wash her hands after cleaning it | |
| fellow child gave potato with unwashed hands | |
| fetching fire wood and general cleaning of compound | |
| gave a piece of cassava without washing child's hands | |
| gave child a piece of cassava | |
| gave child cooked cassava | |
| gave jonson a cooked potato | |
| given a juice flour on palms and lip | |
| grandmother | |
| guest fed child | |
| had dusty hands | |
| handled baby | |
| handled chicken chicks | |
| handled child in between | |
| handled dirty clothing | |
| handled firewood | |
| handled firewood and tinder | |
| handled floor mat | |
| handled kitchen garbage | |
| handled soil and wiped hands on clothing | |
| handling dirt | |
| hands dried using dirty clothes | |
| hang child nappies to dry | |
| neighbour | |
| peeled potatoes | |
| picking firewoods | |
| played with ball | |
| played with mud | |
| playing with mud | |
| pounding mortar was not washed | |
| removing manure from the coe pen | |
| scooped water from a bucket with dirty hands after sweeping | |
| served children food without cleaning hands | |
| serving a drink to a customer | |
| shared a candy which was divided into two pieces by dirty hands | |
| step mother of child | |
| stepped on a fruit before give it to child | |
| sweeping house and compound | |
| sweeping the house | |
| sweeping the kitchen and the compound | |
| swept kitchen | |
| swept the floor | |
| the child wasn't cleaned after defecation | |
| tied goats with rope | |
| took juice flour on his hands to eat while he previously wipe his young brother nostril mucus and wipe his hands on his shirt | |
| touched chicken's excrements | |
| touched dirty cooking pot | |
| touched goat | |
| touched mat which then take juice flour on his palm and eat | |
| touched mud | |
| uncle gave child buns | |
| used hands to wipe running nose of the child | |
| victoria breastfed jonson | |
| was playing with soil | |
| washed dishes | |
| washed only one hand and it was't cleaned properly | |
| washed utensils without soap before preparing food | |
| wiped child nostril mucus | |
| wiped child's nose | |
| wiped hands on clothing | |
| wiped nose mucus | |
| wiped nose mucus with hands and clothing |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
Only for households with HHID ending in 1 or 2
Description
Definition
Structured Observation