The Zambia Access to ACT Initiative Survey 2009
Zambia, 2009
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Oct 13, 2011
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Type of toilet owned (a5_12)
Data file: house
Overview
Valid:
2974
Invalid:
1
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
60
End:
61
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
What is the main type of toilet facility for this household?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Own flush toilet inside house |
| 2 | Own flush toilet outside house |
| 3 | Communal / shared flush toilet |
| 4 | Own pit latrine |
| 5 | Communal pit latrine |
| 6 | Neighbour's / another household's pit latrine |
| 7 | VIP latrine |
| 8 | Communal VIP latrine |
| 9 | None |
| 96 | Other |
| Sysmiss |
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
This question is trying to establish the main source of toilet facility, the household uses. They might be using several toilet facilities but you have to record the main one. If a household do not have a toilet facility but used the bush like in the case of rural households, do not put bush as a facility. Bush is not a toilet facility. Therefore enter the code for 'none' for bush.
Description
Definition
Own flush toilet inside - This is where the flush toilet facility owned by the household is situated inside the house.
Own flush toilet outside - This is where the flush toilet facility owned by the household is outside the house.
Communal shared flush toilet outside - This is where the flush toilet facility is communally owned and is shared by nearby households.
Own pit latrine - This is where the household uses its owns pit latrine
Communal pit latrine -This is where the household does not have a pit latrine of its own but communally owns and shares the pit latrine with other nearby households e.g a flat of several households in garden compound renting from one landlord and sharing a single toilet facility.
Neighbours/Other household pit latrine- This is where the household does not have a pit latrine of their own but uses the neighbours pit latrine.
VIP latrine - This is a pit latrine with a pipe on the roof. The pipe is for ventilation, getting rid of smelly gases and trapping flies.
Communal VIP latrine - This is as defined previously but it does not belong to one particular household instead it is for communal use by more than one household.
Other - Any other apart from the ones given should fall under other and give a short description of what it is.
None - This is where the household does not have a toilet facility of its own and maybe using the bush or the river.
Own flush toilet outside - This is where the flush toilet facility owned by the household is outside the house.
Communal shared flush toilet outside - This is where the flush toilet facility is communally owned and is shared by nearby households.
Own pit latrine - This is where the household uses its owns pit latrine
Communal pit latrine -This is where the household does not have a pit latrine of its own but communally owns and shares the pit latrine with other nearby households e.g a flat of several households in garden compound renting from one landlord and sharing a single toilet facility.
Neighbours/Other household pit latrine- This is where the household does not have a pit latrine of their own but uses the neighbours pit latrine.
VIP latrine - This is a pit latrine with a pipe on the roof. The pipe is for ventilation, getting rid of smelly gases and trapping flies.
Communal VIP latrine - This is as defined previously but it does not belong to one particular household instead it is for communal use by more than one household.
Other - Any other apart from the ones given should fall under other and give a short description of what it is.
None - This is where the household does not have a toilet facility of its own and maybe using the bush or the river.