Impact of Community-Led Total Sanitation and Hygiene on Prevalence of Diarrheal Disease and Associated Factors among Under-Five Children: A Comparative Cross-Sectional Study in Selected Woredas of Gamo Gofa Zone, Southern Ethiopia

Table 6

Bivariate analysis of environmental factors related to diarrhea among under-five in selected CLTSH implemented and nonimplemented woredas in Gamo Gofa Zone, March 2018.

Variables	Characteristics	Diarrhea status		COR [95% CI]	value
		CLTSH, n (%)	Non-CLTSH, n (%)
Latrine availability	Yes	34 (56.7%)	69 (60.0%)	1.00
	No	26 (43.3%)	46 (40.0%)	2.62 [1.80, 3.82]	0.001
Refuse disposal	Proper	44 (73.3%)	39 (33.9%)	1.00
	Improper	16 (26.7%)	76 (66.1%)	5.53 [3.76, 8.12]	0.001
Handwashing	Yes	6 (17.6%)	19 (27.5%)	1.00
	No	28 (82.4%)	50 (72.5%)	3.05 [1.86, 5.01]	0.001
Disposing infant feces	Proper	54 (90.0%)	88 (76.5%)	1.00
	Improper	6 (10.0%)	27 (23.5%)	1.21 [0.77, 1.91]	0.4
Source of drinking water	Improved	31 (51.7%)	42 (36.5%)	1.00
	Unimproved	29 (48.3%)	73 (63.5%)	6.46 [4.4, 9.48]	0.001
Time taken to obtain drinking water	<30 min	46 (76.7%)	96 (83.5%)	1.00
	≥30 min	14 (23.3%)	19 (16.5%)	1.28 [0.81, 2.01]	0.293
Per capita water consumption per day	<25 litres	39 (65%)	102 (88.7%)	1.00
	≥25 litres	21 (35%)	13 (11.3%)	0.72 [0.46, 1.10]	0.126