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Table 2 Household characteristics at the baseline

From: Risk factors for Aedes aegypti household pupal persistence in longitudinal entomological household surveys in urban and rural Kenya

Household characteristic

Overall

(N = 80)

n (%)

West

(N = 40)

n (%)

Coast

(N = 40)

n (%)

House wall material

 Mud

41 (51)

24 (60)

17 (43)

 Cement

39 (49)

16 (40)

23 (58)

House roof material

 Iron sheet

50 (62)

32 (80)

18 (45)

 Grass

22 (28)

1 (3)

21 (53)

 Asbestos/tile

8 (10)

7 (18)

1 (3)

No. of rooms

 < 3

24 (30)

12 (30)

12 (30)

 3–4

33 (41)

16 (40)

17 (43)

 ≥ 5

23 (29)

12 (30)

11 (27)

No. of sleepers

 < 4

22 (28)

13 (33)

9 (23)

 4–6

35 (44)

20 (50)

15 (38)

 ≥ 7

23 (29)

7 (18)

16 (40)

Firewood use

35 (44)

11 (28)

24 (60)

Insecticide/coil use

11 (14)

0 (0)

11 (28)

Bed net use

78 (98)

40 (100)

38 (95)

Eaves open

63 (79)

27 (68)

36 (90)

Room ceilings

19 (24)

10 (25)

9 (23)

Bushes/tall grass

47 (59)

32 (80)

15 (38)

Habitat count (± SD)

8.6 ± 3.48

10.35 ± 2.80

6.9 ± 3.23

Temperature, °C (± SD)

24.97 ± 1.58

23.74 ± 0.95

26.19 ± 1.05

Total rainfall, mm (± SD)

87.07 ± 35.91

58.26 ± 1.66

105.87 ± 38.04

  1. Note: The table shows the characteristics of the data collection households at the baseline (July 2014, first month of data collection for data included in the study) with respect to demographic features, and environmental variables. Data were collected using paper surveys by trained data collectors