Figures & data
Table 1. Demographic characteristics and sanitation services of participants (n = 258).
Figure 2. Number of pads discarded during last period by survey participants who just use pads (n = 94).
![Figure 2. Number of pads discarded during last period by survey participants who just use pads (n = 94).](/cms/asset/aef8047d-e2d8-4639-bedd-a8596179757c/rcah_a_1916330_f0002_oc.jpg)
Figure 3. Number of menstrual cloths discarded over the last year by survey participants who just use cloth (n = 55).
![Figure 3. Number of menstrual cloths discarded over the last year by survey participants who just use cloth (n = 55).](/cms/asset/54f0e9a0-5080-4490-a232-8c64274d0b1c/rcah_a_1916330_f0003_oc.jpg)
Figure 4. Composition and known/anticipated disposal pathways of participants’ (n = 258) menstrual absorbents at their last period. Disposal pathways for reusable menstrual absorbents (cloth, reusable pads) are estimated based on how participants most recently disposed of their cloth/reusable pads. Destinations for menstrual absorbents disposed in pit latrines, bins, and rubbish pits are estimated based on what participants anticipate will happen to these receptacles once they are full.
![Figure 4. Composition and known/anticipated disposal pathways of participants’ (n = 258) menstrual absorbents at their last period. Disposal pathways for reusable menstrual absorbents (cloth, reusable pads) are estimated based on how participants most recently disposed of their cloth/reusable pads. Destinations for menstrual absorbents disposed in pit latrines, bins, and rubbish pits are estimated based on what participants anticipate will happen to these receptacles once they are full.](/cms/asset/01238386-17bb-4627-97fb-0e4354409c2e/rcah_a_1916330_f0004_oc.jpg)
Table 2. Correlations of absorbent use and disposal choice with demographic/household infrastructure characteristics and recruitment location.
Table 3. Binomial logistic regression models for pad and cloth use.