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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Nov 30.
Published in final edited form as: Demogr Res. 2010 Apr 30;22:10.4054/DemRes.2010.22.25. doi: 10.4054/DemRes.2010.22.25

Table 1.

Descriptive characteristics of the Ghana Population and Environment Survey, coastal Central Region, Ghana, 2002 (women and men age 15+)

Characteristic N Mean or %
Characteristics of Study Population at Time of the Survey
Sex
    Male 1069 42.67
    Female 1436 57.33
Age 2505 35.58
Migration
    Inter-regional migrants (ever-movers) 1079 43.07
    Non-migrants (never-movers) 1426 56.93
    Age at first migration (among ever-movers) 1079 17.55
    Inter-regional migrants (in adulthood, age 15+) 887 35.39
    Non-migrants (in adulthood, age 15+) 1618 64.61
    Age at first migration (among adult migrants) 887 22.84
Children ever born 2505 3.19
Living children 2505 2.63
Educational attainment (highest level attended, fixed)
    No or Koranic school 732 29.23
    Primary school 378 15.11
    Middle school (JSS) 938 37.45
    Secondary school (SSS) 293 11.68
    Beyond secondary school 164 6.53
Marital status
    Married/in union 1396 55.71
    Not married/in union 1109 44.29

Total (people) 2505 100.00

Source: Ghana Population and Environment Survey, 2002.

Note: Values are weighted for sample selection probability.