A total of 402 participants were interviewed; mean age was 41.2 years (±16.7 years), 268 (66.7%) resided in rural areas, 313 (77.9%) were female, 287 (71.4%) were married, 181 (45%) had formal education and 348 (86.6%) had informal occupations. Among all respondents, 347 (86.3%) had nets, 92.8% (322/347) were PBO and 261 (64.9%) households attained universal coverage. The odds of a household utilizing a PBO net if the household head had informal occupation was 71% less than households whose head had formal occupations (aOR=0.29, 95% CI=0.11-0.78). The odds of households that had not attained universal coverage utilizing a PBO net was 99.9% less than households that had attained universal coverage (aOR=0.01, 95% CI=0.01-0.03). 