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. 2023 Aug 15;45:161. doi: 10.11604/pamj.2023.45.161.36150

Table 1.

sociodemographic characteristics of the samples

Variables categories Burundi Morocco
2010 DHS (N=9,389) 2003-04 DHS (N=16,798)
Frequency Percentage Frequency Percentage
Age groups (years)
15-19 2,359 25.1 3,295 19.6
20-24 1,832 19.5 3,011 17.9
25-29 1,608 17.1 2,584 15.4
30-34 1,064 11.3 2,245 13.4
35-39 1,067 11.4 2,055 12.2
40-44 745 7.9 1,921 11.4
45-49 714 7.6 1,687 10.0
Residence place
Rural 8,387 89.3 6,639 39.5
Urban 1,002 10.7 10,159 60.5
Marital status
Single 3,121 33.2 7,074 42.1
Married/living with partner 5,421 57.7 8,782 52.3
Divorced/separated 436 4.6 590 3.5
widowed 411 4.4 352 2.1
Women’s education
No education 4,211 44.8 8,406 50.0
Primary 4,042 43.1 3,317 19.7
Secondary 1,054 11.2 4,189 24.9
Higher 82 0.9 886 5.3
Women’s occupation:
Modern 254 2.7 926 5.5
Agricultural 7,284 77.6 2,617 15.6
Unemployed 1,827 19.5 13,220 78.7
Other/don’t know 25 0.3 34 0.2
Wealth quintile
poorest 1898 20,2 2,959 17.6
poorer 1910 20,3 3,145 18.7
Middle 1854 19,7 3,380 20.1
Richer 1811 19,3 3,600 21.4
Richest 1916 20,4 3,714 22.1

DHS; demography health survey