Table.
Single live births by caesarean section in sub-Saharan African countries in the three years before health survey, by place of mother's residence
Country
|
Year of survey
|
% (No) of births by caesarean section*
|
||
---|---|---|---|---|
Total
|
Rural areas
|
Urban areas
|
||
Burkina Faso | 1992 | 1.1 (3612) | 0.5 (3095) | 4.7 (517) |
1999 | 1.1 (3534) | 1.0 (3164) | 2.5 (370) | |
Cameroon | 1991 | 2.3 (2036) | 1.7 (1238) | 3.3 (798) |
1998 | 2.6 (2275) | 2.3 (1665) | 3.3 (610) | |
Ghana | 1993 | 4.4 (2029) | 2.9 (1468) | 8.4 (561) |
1998 | 4.1 (1865) | 2.8 (1400) | 8.0 (465) | |
Kenya | 1993 | 5.4 (3537) | 4.1 (3086) | 13.9 (451) |
1998 | 6.7 (3257) | 5.7 (2653) | 11.1 (604) | |
Madagascar | 1992 | 0.9 (3467) | 0.8 (3026) | 1.5 (441) |
1997 | 0.7 (3727) | 0.3 (3002) | 2.3 (725) | |
Niger | 1992 | 0.8 (4143) | 0.6 (3490) | 2.1 (653) |
1998 | 0.6 (4722) | 0.3 (3977) | 2.1 (745) | |
Tanzania | 1992 | 2.6 (4935) | 2.1 (3881) | 4.6 (1055) |
1996 | 2.2 (4035) | 1.5 (3304) | 5.0 (731) | |
Zambia | 1992 | 2.6 (3851) | 1.4 (2043) | 4.0 (1808) |
1996 | 1.6 (4331) | 0.8 (2661) | 3.0 (1670) |
Sample sizes are weighted.