TABLE 3.

Recurring Household Survey Data Compared to Tajikistan Demographic Health Survey Data, Khatlon Region, Tajikistan

		Recurring HouseholdSurvey: Round 1 (October 2016)	Recurring Household Survey: Round 5 (June 2019)		Demographic Health Survey (2017)
		Recurring HouseholdSurvey: Round 1 (October 2016)	Comparison Villages	Intervention Villages	Demographic Health Survey (2017)
Feeding Practices and Dietary Diversity
Exclusive breastfeeding 0-5 months, %		-	50	72	36
Continuous breastfeeding, %		68	78	71	50
Minimum acceptable diet in children aged 6–23 months, %	Breastfed	18	19	37	9
Minimum acceptable diet in children aged 6–23 months, %	Non-breastfed	16	3	53^{^a,^b,^c}	10
Child feeding practices during diarrhea, %	More fluids	33	63	80^{^a,^b}	27
Child feeding practices during diarrhea, %	More food	36	21	55	10
Women achieving minimum dietary diversity, %		84	71	90	80
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene
Households with soap present at handwashing station, %		48	68	70	76
Soap use after defecation, %		24	37	88^{^a,^b}	-
Soap use after cleaning a child, %		19	65	80^{^a,^b}	-
Soap use before feeding a child, %		22	25	69^{^a,^b}	-
Soap use before preparing food, %		21	45	82^{^a,^b}	-
Soap use before eating, %		24	8*	78^{^a,^c}	-
Health Seeking Behaviors
Number of antenatal care visits for previous pregnancy		3.6	4.0	5.7	-
Women who had 4+ antenatal care visits, %		57	48	86^{^a,^b}	64
Women participating in their health care decision making, %		4	4	11	-
Knowledge on Women and Children's Nutrition
Women who know of the need of a pregnant woman to eat more, %		64	49	89^{^a,^b,^c}	-
Women who know that breastfeeding women should eat more, %		77	66	99^{^a,^b,^c}	-
Women who know that a baby should receive more breastmilk during diarrhea %		44	28	93^{^a,^b,^c}	-

↵a Results are statistically significant at P<.05, utilizing a conservative logistic regression model.
↵b Result is significant compared to Round 1 (baseline/endline analysis).
↵c Result is significant compared to comparison villages (treatment/control analysis).