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toilets, which suggested that the rest did not have any water in the bathrooms which the students could use. At the district level, there was a higher percentage of schools in Mimika
that had no toilets compared to the other five districts.
Figure 3.57: Toilet Availability and Conditions
In terms of other sources of water, only a total of 57 of the sampled schools were found to have any clean water sources on the school grounds. At the district level, up to 93 of schools
in Jayawijaya did not have any clean water sources on the school grounds. Mimika was another district with a high number of schools that did not have any clean water sources. Even so, not
all of these schools with water sources had water running or flowing through them. During the school visits, only around 70 of schools that had water sources had water available from
those sources.
36 52
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Cleanliness of toilets Tanah Papua Six Districts
Not clean at all Fairly clean
Very Clean 54
22 24
Availability of toilets Tanah Papua Six Districts
Closed Toilets Open Toilets
No Toilets 46
54
Availability of water in toilets
Tanah Papua Six Districts
Yes No
District Availability of toilets
Closed Toilets
Open Toilets
No Toilets
Biak 77
13 10
Jayapura 37
50 13
Mimika 27
20 53
Jayawijaya 67
3 30
Manokwari 67
13 20
Sorong 53
30 17
District Cleanliness of Toilets
Not clean at all
Fairly clean
Very clean
Biak 37
52 11
Jayapura 19
50 31
Mimika 21
72 7
Jayawijaya 48
52 Manokwari
46 50
4 Sorong
40 44
16
District Availability of
water in toilets Yes
No
Biak 56
44 Jayapura
62 38
Mimika 50
50 Jayawijaya
38 62
Manokwari 17
83 Sorong
52 48
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Figure 3.58: Availability of Clean Water
In this baseline study, in total only 44 of schools were found to have libraries. At the district level, Jayapura was found to have the largest number of schools with a library, while
Manokwari had the least number of schools with a library with only 7. During the school visits, it was observed that while some of these schools did have libraries, not all of them were
used by the students. Only about 31 of these libraries were used by the children during the visit.
43 57
Availability of Clean water Sources in School
Tanah Papua Six Districts
Yes No
70 30
Functioning water sources during visit
Tanah Papua Six Districts
Yes No
District Availability of Clean water
Sources in School Yes
No
Biak 57
43 Jayapura
60 40
Mimika 30
70 Jayawijaya
7 93
Manokwari 40
60 Sorong
63 37
District Functioning water sources
during visit Yes
No
Biak 76
24 Jayapura
67 33
Mimika 56
44 Jayawijaya
100 Manokwari
67 33
Sorong 84
16
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Figure 3.59: Library Availability and Usage
The availability of electricity was also checked in this baseline study, which showed that only 33 of schools had electricity and were functioning during the visit. The rest of the schools
either was not connected to the electricity grid at all 44 or had electricity but was not functioning 23 during the visit. Jayawijaya had the most schools without any electricity,
followed by Mimika. On the other hand, Jayapura and Biak had the most schools with functioning electricity.
Figure 3.60: Availability of Electricity
44 56
Availability of Library Tanah Papua Six Districts
Yes No
31 69
Are libraries being used? Tanah Papua Six Districts
Yes No
District Availability of Library
Yes No
Biak 47
53 Jayapura
77 23
Mimika 40
60 Jayawijaya
47 53
Manokwari 7
93 Sorong
50 50
District Are libraries being used?
Yes No
Biak 14
86 Jayapura
43 57
Mimika 50
50 Jayawijaya
7 93
Manokwari 50
50 Sorong
31 69
33 23
44
Tanah Papua Six Districts
Yes Yes, But not functioning
No
District Availability of Electricity
Yes Yes, But not
functioning No
Biak 50
17 33
Jayapura 57
30 13
Mimika 20
27 53
Jayawijaya 13
7 80
Manokwari 37
23 40
Sorong 20
37 43
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