The Energy Potential of Harvested Wood Fuel by Refugees in Northern Uganda

Table 2

Determinants of wood fuel collection and use by refugee household sizes.

Determinants	Household size categories								Large (9–12)		Very large (12–15)
	Very small (1–3)				Small (3–5)		Medium (6–8)
	N	Observed prop.	Test prop.	values	N	values	N	values	N	values	N	values
Firewood collection and use
Household size	45	1	0.5		49		44		24	0.000	5	0.0620
Culture	21	1	0.5	0.000	29		25	0.000	13	0.002	4	0.1250
Poverty	48	1	0.5		83		71		23	0.000	6	0.0310
Weak enforcement	19	1	0.5	0.000	42		18	0.000	10	0.039	2	0.5000
Type of food cooked	17	1	0.5	0.000	61		41		15	0.000	5	0.0620
Method of cooking	5	1	0.5	0.062	18	0.000	35		10	0.002	2	0.5000
Availability of labour	5	1	0.5	0.062	18	0.000	18	0.000	6	0.031	2	0.5000
Size of the house	9	1	0.5	0.004	15	0.000	13	0.000	6	0.031
High household income level	2	1	0.5	1.000	2	1.000	2	0.500	8	0.008
Availability of wood	3	1	0.5		3		27		11	0.001
Charcoal collection and use
Household size	35	1	0.5		28		12	0.000	5	0.0620	2	0.500
Culture	19	1	0.5	0.000	12	0.000	5	0.062	3	0.2500
Poverty	16	1	0.5	0.000	16	0.000	9	0.004	3	0.2500	2	0.500
Weak enforcement	17	1	0.5	0.000	13	0.000	7	0.016	3	0.2500
Type of food cooked	20	1	0.5	0.000	34	1.000	9	0.004	3	0.2500
Method of cooking	15	1	0.5	0.000	20	0.000	8	0.008	2	0.5000
Availability of labour	4	1	0.5	0.375	8	0.109	1	0.021	2	0.5000
Size of the household	11	1	0.5	0.001	12	0.000	7	0.016	2	0.5000
High household income level	9	1	0.5	0.004	10	0.002	6	0.031	2	0.5000	4	0.125

Significant at .