Addressing Inequities in Access to Health Products through the Use of Social Marketing, Community Mobilization, and Local Entrepreneurs in Rural Western Kenya

Table 3

Presence of WaterGuard and sources of WaterGuard in intervention and comparison households with children in NICHE study, Nyando District, Kenya, 2007–2009.

	BL			FU1			FU2
	I	C	Total	I	C	Total	I	C	Total
Households with WaterGuard present	130/574 (23%)	122/532 (23%)	252/1104 (23%)	166/497 (33%)	107/467 (23%)	273/964 (28%)^†	179/327 (55%)	153/322 (48%)	332/649 (51%)
Purchased current bottle from SWAP vendor (at home visit or otherwise)	9/130; (7%)	17/122 (14%)	26/252 (10%)	80/166 (48%)	8/107 (7%)	88/273^† (32%)	74/155* (48%)	52/139* (37%)	126/294* (43%)

*Missing responses.
^†𝑃<0.001 for differences between comparison and intervention groups. No other comparisons were significant at a 𝑃<0.05 level.