Water accessibility impact on girl and women’s participation in education and other development activities: the case of Wuchale and Jidda Woreda, Ethiopia

Environmental Systems Research

Table 3 Chi-square tests for water borne disease outbreak in the study area

If yes what kinds of diseases?		Value	df	Asymp. sig. (2-sided)
Diarrhea	Pearson Chi-square	12.722^b	14	0.548
	Likelihood ratio	13.334	14	0.500
	Linear-by-linear association	0.708	1	0.400
	N of valid cases	40
Cholera	Pearson Chi-square	14.693^c	12	0.259
	Likelihood ratio	13.671	12	0.322
	Linear-by-linear association	0.805	1	0.370
	N of valid cases	34
Typhoid	Pearson Chi-square	43.439^d	18	0.001
	Likelihood ratio	36.285	18	0.006
	Linear-by-linear association	11.068	1	0.001
	N of valid cases	47
Giardia	Pearson Chi-square	7.969^e	3	0.047
	Likelihood ratio	4.834	3	0.184
	Linear-by-linear association	0.067	1	0.796
	N of valid cases	17
Total	Pearson Chi-square	26.659^a	27	0.482
	Likelihood ratio	33.549	27	0.180
	Linear-by-linear association	0.693	1	0.405
	N of valid cases	141

^a32 cells (80.0 %) have expected count less than 5. The minimum expected count is .01
^b20 cells (83.3 %) have expected count less than 5. The minimum expected count is .03
^c20 cells (95.2 %) have expected count less than 5. The minimum expected count is .12
^d25 cells (89.3 %) have expected count less than 5. The minimum expected count is .02
^e7 cells (87.5 %) have expected count less than 5. The minimum expected count is .06