I. Dwelling characteristics
Q58. What is the type of toilet facility mainly used by this household?
[] 1. Flush/pour flush
[] 2. Pit latrine ventilated
[] 3. Pit latrine other
[] 4. Composting toilet
[] 5. Bucket
[] 6. Hanging toilet/hanging latrine
[] 7. Other
4.10. Section I: Household's characteristics
Section I is for individual households. The household group is not included in this section.
Question Q58: What type of toilet is used by households?
The purpose of the question is to know about the type of toilets that the interviewed households are using regularly. Types of toilets include:
1) Toilet with water for washing: refers to a toilet that requires washing water from a water tank and the toilet has stagnant water to prevent flies and unpleasant smell.
2) Dry toilet with a concrete floor: refers to a toilet with a hole in the floor to collect feces and a stone or wooden plate for sitting. It is higher than the ground level to prevent water seepage into the hole and the floor is paved with concrete.
3) Dry toilet without concrete floor: refers to a toilet with a hole in the floor to collect feces and a stone or wooden plate for sitting. It is higher than the ground level to prevent water from seeping into the hole, but the floor is not paved with concrete.
4) Un-covered toilet: refers to a toilet to collect feces and other organics such as vegetables, grass, and sawdust... which are stored in special conditions to produce biological fertilizer.
5) Tanked toilet: refers to a toilet with a tank or container or another cabinet to store feces. The feces will be removed from time to time.
6) Hanging toilet: refers to a toilet that was built on the sea, a pond, river, and or surface water where feces falls directly into the water.
7) No toilet: means people use the surrounding forest, canal, and river for defecating.
To record the answer, please write down the interviewee's answer by highlighting it in black on the box of the answer code in accordance with the answer code specified on the questionnaire.