Urban Poverty & Climate Change in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania:

37. If the toilet facility shared 1. Yes ( ) 2. No ( ). If shared, with which category of people
and why?
…………………………………………………………………………………………………
…………………………………………………………………………………………………
…………………..
38. If latrine is used. How much did it cost to construct it to its complete state? …………..
(Tsh)
39. What is the depth of the latrine: ……………………….. Feet or metres
40. What is the filling rate/time of the latrine/septic tank if used?
1. Monthly ( ) 2. Three to six months ( ) 3. A year ( ) 4. Three to five years ( )
41. What type materials were used for latrine construction (Fill Table 8)
Table 8: Building Material Used in Latrine construction
Shelter Walls:
Check where
appropriate
Roof
100
Check where
appropriate
Floor Check where
appropriate
Cement blocks No roof Cement
Burnt bricks Coconut fronds
(Makuti)
Mud
Mud/mud bricks Corrugated
Gravel with
roofing sheets
cement
(kokoto)
Stones and cement Grass Tiles
cement
with
Canvas Asbestos Burnt bricks
Mud and Poles Concrete Sand
Timber Used
materials
metal
Timber
Mixed materials Tiles Mixed
materials
Poles only
Mixed
Log
(miti/fito)
materials
(name them)
Grass Other type of
Wooden
materials
plate
Coconut
mats/fronds
Metal plate
Other: Name them Other:
Name them
Interviewer to observe status and assess my eyes value of building: High [ ] Medium [ ]
Low cost [ ] Shanty mixed materials very poor [ ]
42. If the facility is a septic tank or Latrine. How often do you empty it?