Table 7 Marginal willingness to pay estimates—entire population, age group and place of birth

Place of work: district capital

−4 890 (−6 382, −3 398)

−6 521 (−9 755, −3 286)

−9 213 (−13 684, −4 743)

−5 022 (−7 804, −2 240)

−6 683 (−9 119, −4 247)

−5 755 (−8 797, −2 712)

−2 700 (−5 525, 124)

Place of work: provincial capital

−1 596 (−2 579, −612)

−4 273 (−6 648, −1 897)

−3 560 (−5 939, −1 181)

−1 101 (−2 826, 623)

−3 675 (−5 325, −2 025)

749 (−2 839, 1 340)

−439 (−2 216, 1 338)

Housing: basic government housing provided

7 893 (6 498, 9 287)

9 324 (6 014, 12 635)

9 109 (5 636, 12 581)

5 978 (3 884, 8 071)

6 666 (4 593, 8 740)

10 878 (7 349, 14 407)

7 494 (4 995, 9 992)

Access to a loan: access to a loan for the purchase of a house or land is provided

4 623 (3 643, 5 604)

3 694 (1 661, 5 728)

5 345 (2 902, 7 788)

4 061 (2 495, 5 628)

3 403 (1 847, 4 958)

6 494 (4 104, 8 884)

4 312 (2 651, 5 974)

Formal education: opportunities for formal education are offered after 5 years of work

7 451 (6 029, 8 874)

8 379 (4 595, 12 162)

7 665 (4 542, 10 788)

6 651 (4 231, 9 071)

5 849 (3 687, 8 011)

9 016 (5 953, 12 079)

8 805 (5 890, 11 720)

Skills development: on-going, short-term training courses and regular supportive supervision are provided

3 955 (3 071, 4 840)

4 882 (2 495, 7 268)

3 492 (1 780, 5 204)

4 017 (2 378, 5 657)

4 150 (2 731, 5 568)

4 580 (2 635, 6 524)

3 812 (2 194, 5 431)

Availability of equipment and medicine: medical equipment, drugs and facility standards allow the provision of a basic package of health services

4 953 (3 829, 6 076)

5 787 (3 061, 8 512)

6 063 (3 344, 8 783)

4 503 (2 510, 6 495)

3 818 (2 187, 5 449)

6 757 (4 005, 9 509)

4 753 (2 800, 6 706)

Private practice: public sector health workers are allowed to practice in the private sector on a part-time basis (maximum 20 h per week)

1 284 (636, 1 931)

2 099 (613, 3 585)

759 (−693, 2 210)

946 (−270, 2 163)

1 468 (516, 2 421)

1 374 (115, 2 863)

1 262 (90, 2 435)