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. 2023 Apr 5;23:650. doi: 10.1186/s12889-023-15502-4

Table 1.

Fractionalization index, by sex and region (1990 and 2019)

1990 2019 dif
Females
 SEO 0.795 (0.771 to 0.820) 0.732 (0.695 to 0.771) -0.063a
 CEC 0.551 (0.518 to 0.587) 0.563 (0.517 to 0.614) 0.012
 HI 0.712 (0.687 to 0.739) 0.791 (0.776 to 0.807) 0.079a
 LAC 0.801 (0.782 to 0.820) 0.827 (0.812 to 0.842) 0.026
 MENA 0.712 (0.662 to 0.766) 0.685 (0.640 to 0.732) -0.027
 SA 0.872 (0.871 to 0.872) 0.849 (0.832 to 0.866) -0.023a
 SSA 0.888 (0.875 to 0.901) 0.867 (0.844 to 0.890) -0.021
Males
 SEO 0.819 (0.800 to 0.838) 0.757 (0.734 to 0.780) -0.062a
 CEC 0.702 (0.689 to 0.715) 0.682 (0.655 to 0.708) -0.020
 HI 0.748 (0.735 to 0.761) 0.796 (0.781 to 0.811) 0.048a
 LAC 0.840 (0.829 to 0.852) 0.848 (0.835 to 0.860) 0.007
 MENA 0.756 (0.715 to 0.798) 0.729 (0.694 to 0.767) -0.026
 SA 0.875 (0.866 to 0.884) 0.839 (0.819 to 0.860) -0.036a
 SSA 0.897 (0.886 to 0.908) 0.892 (0.877 to 0.907) -0.005

Source: Global Burden of Disease (GBD/IHME). Notes: 95% uncertainty interval in parenthesis

CEC Central Europe, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia, HI High-income, LAC Latin America and the Caribbean, MENA North Africa and Middle East, SA South Asia, SEO Southeast Asia, East Asia, and Oceania and SSA Sub-Saharan Africa

aThe difference in the fractionalization index between 1990 and 2019 is statistically significant at a 5% uncertainty level