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Table 2 Transport options available based on the CLIP baseline census and facility assessment

From: Seasonal variation in geographical access to maternal health services in regions of southern Mozambique

Facility level

Transport options

N

%

Most likely mode of transport

Community to PHC

Number of households that do not own private cars

35,368

69.8

Most women will either

1. Walk to PHC (based on 70% not having personal transport)

2. Use public transport to PHC (based on 72% having access to transport funds)

Number of households with a bicycle

10,521

20.8

Number of households with a motorbike

972

1.9

Number of households with a boat

87

0.2

Number of households with a car

2847

5.6

Number of households with other forms of transport

784

1.5

Number of households where pregnant women have access to money for transport

36,648

72.4

Number of households that reported that they would get transport help from neighbors or family

6787

13.4

PHC to SHF

PHCs with functional ambulance or other vehicle for emergency

2

4.0

Most women are likely to be driven from primary to secondary facilities

PHCs with transport for patients referred to another facility

43

93.0%

PHCs with access to an ambulance or other vehicle from another facility

44

96.0%

SHF to THF

SHFs with functional ambulance or other vehicle for emergency

7

100.0%

Most women are likely to be driven from secondary to tertiary facilities