Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the PRIME cohort participants, 2015–17

	Ethiopia (n = 540)		India (n = 483)a		Nepal (n = 433)		South Africa (n = 245)		Uganda (n = 295)
	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%
Sex
Male	327	60.6	315	65.2	237	54.7	61	24.9	132	44.8
Female	213	39.4	168	34.8	196	45.3	184	75.1	163	55.2
Age (years)
16–25	175	32.4	88	18.2	40	9.2	28	11.4	124	42.0
26–35	148	27.4	135	28.0	116	26.8	58	23.7	88	29.8
36–50	155	28.7	185	38.3	172	39.7	70	28.6	65	22.0
≥51	62	11.5	75	15.5	105	24.3	89	36.3	18	6.1
Marital status
No partner	307	56.9	42	8.7	78	18.0	134	54.7	213	72.2
Has a partner	233	43.1	441	91.3	355	82.0	111	45.3	82	27.8
Educational level
Uneducated/illiterate	303	56.3	140	29.0	105	24.3	9	3.7	60	20.3
Non-formal/less than primary	101	18.8	115	23.8	110	25.4	69	28.2	172	58.3
Primary school and above	134	24.9	228	47.2	218	50.3	167	68.2	63	21.4
Employmentb
Unemployed/not salaried	2	6.9	152	31.5	217	50.1	185	75.5	196	66.4
Employed	27	93.1	331	68.5	216	49.9	60	24.5	99	33.6
Food insecurityb
No	29	96.7	460	95.4	102	23.6	137	55.9	233	79.0
Yes	1	3.3	22	4.6	331	76.4	108	44.1	62	21.0

^aSociodemographic data missing for 19 cases.

^bIn Ethiopia, baseline data collected only for AUD cohort.