Stated willingness-to-pay (WTP) for four complete toilet facilities (inclusive of materials and labor for substructure, slab, and superstructure) in northern Ghana.

<p>Stated WTP values came from double-bounded dichotomous choice surveys administered prior to the auction as part of EnWASH program baseline data collection (n = 478). Shaded regions surrounding each curve provide 95% confidence intervals. Dashed vertical lines indicate the estimated cost of...

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Main Author:	John Trimmer (7219823) (author)
Other Authors:	Joyce Kisiangani (4022456) (author), Bessy Ewoenam Odame-Boafo (7226072) (author), Stanley Bortse Sam (21253193) (author), Chloé Poulin (21253196) (author), Dominic Osei (7220567) (author), Valerie Bauza (697320) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Ecology Sociology Cancer Science Policy Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified water closet ), rural small towns predict purchasing behavior durable substructure suitable 11 &# 8211 households bid money households &# 8217 638 households ). averaging 419 ghs toilet facilities ranged 16 usd ). sanitation products included rural northern ghana methodology </ p suggesting agricultural households measured revealed wtp measured stated wtp sanitation demand seasonality sanitation products northern ghana households report revealed wtp 171 ghs sato toilet loo toilet biofill toilet 38 usd 27 usd 17 usd stated wtp slightly lower remote communities marschak auctions local soils limited contexts especially high environmental conditions better able actual costs
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Stated willingness-to-pay (WTP) for four complete toilet facilities (inclusive of materials and labor for substructure, slab, and superstructure) in northern Ghana.

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