Community health workers of Afghanistan: a qualitative study of a national program

Table 3 Catchment area/villages

Health post/Village name	# of CHW	CHW gender ratio	District	Province	Health facility	Household	Persons	Village ethnicity	Distance from clinic	Drinking water	Electricity
Zakria Foladi	2	1–1	Central Bamyan	Bamyan	CHC Foladi	75	549	Hazara	2 hour walk	Yes	Yes
Kata Sang Foladi	2	1–1	Central Bamyan	Bamyan	CHC Foladi	150	1100	Hazara	1 hour walk	Yes	Yes
Naal Sheran	2	Two female	Central Bamyan	Bamyan	CHC Shaidan	102	840	Hazara	1 hour walk	No	Yes
Habashi	2	Two female	Central Bamyan	Bamyan	CHC Shaidan	155	930	Hazara	2.5 hour walk	No	Yes
Deh-Yaqub	2	1–1	Behzadi	Kabul	BHC Behzadi	110	770	Tajik-Pashtun	2 hour walk	No	Yes
Qala-e Jan Baz	2	Two female	Behzadi	Kabul	BHC Behzadi	120	780	Tajik-Pashtun	1.5 hour walk	No	Yes
Qala-e Sarwar	2	1–1	Paghman	Kabul	CHC Paghman	120	1140	Pashtun	1.5 hour walk	Yes	Yes
Poshta-e Badam	2	1–1	Paghman	Kabul	CHC Paghman	300	2100	Pashtun	1 hour walk	Yes	Yes
Khalazaye	2	1–1	Charikar	Parwan	BHC Sinjid Dara	1000	5000+	Pashtun	2 hour walk	No	No
Deh Rayes	2	1–1	Sinjid Darah	Parwan	BHC Sinjid Dara	150	1050	Tajik	1 hour walk	Yes	Yes
Deh Neshar	2	1–1	Sinjid Darah	Parwan	BHC Sinjid Dara	320	2240	Tajik	1.5 hour walk	No	Yes
Nawoch Sufla	2	1–1	Salang	Parwan	DH Bagh Maidan	170	1190	Tajik	0.5 hour walk	Yes	Yes
Sayyad	2	Two female	Kholm	Balkh	DH Kholm	400	2900	Tajik	2 hour walk	No	Yes
Abdul Hamid	2	Two female	Dehdadi	Balkh	CHC Sherabad	160	1120	Tajik	1 hour walk	Yes	Yes
Shanjeer	2	1–1	Charkent	Balkh	CHC Sharshar	263	1841	Hazara	3 hour walk	Yes	No
Karmagali	2	1–1	Charket	Balkh	CHC Sharshar	100	700	Hazara	4 hour walk	Yes	No

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