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. 2014 Mar 11;14:120. doi: 10.1186/1472-6963-14-120

Table 2.

Socio-demographic characteristics of women interviewed in the two study groups

 
Control group
Intervention group
  (with fees) (without fees)
 
N(%)
N(%)
Age reproductive group
 
 
  ≤ 16 yrs
11 (4.1%)
26 (4.4%)
  17-34 yrs
241 (89.6%)
514 (86.1%)
  ≥ 35 yrs
17 (6.3%)
57 (9.5%)
Number of births
 
 
  Primiparous
68 (25.58%)
161 (26.88%)
  2-4
144 (53.53%)
345 (57.60%)
  ≥ 5
57 (21.19%)
93 (15.53%)
Ethnic group
 
 
  Peul
75 (27.8%)
480 (80%)
  Gurma
1 (0.4%)
70 (11.7%)
  Mossi
81 (30%)
22 (3.7%)
  Fulsé
66 (24.4%)
0 (0%)
  Bella
5 (1.9%)
21 (3.5%)
  Other
42 (15.6%)
7 (1.2%)
Matrimonial status
 
 
  Monogamous
208 (77%)
490 (81.8%)
  Polygamous
62 (23%)
101 (16.9%)
  Other
0 (0%)
8 (1.4%)
Educational level completed
 
 
  None
245 (91.1%)
494 (82.6%)
  Literate
14 (5.2%)
61 (10.2%)
  Primary
7 (2.6%)
31 (5.2%)
  Secondary (and +)
3 (1.1%)
12 (2.0%)
Occupation
 
 
  Farming
253 (94.1%)
493 (82.7%)
  Housewife
11 (4.1%)
75 (12.6%)
  Other
5 (1.8%)
28 (4.7%)
Wealth quintiles
 
 
(from lowest to highest)
  Q1
44 (16.30%)
130 (21.67%)
  Q2
33 (12.22%)
141 (23.50%)
  Q3
57 (21.11%)
117 (19.50%)
  Q4
55 (20.37%)
119 (19.83%)
  Q5
81 (30%)
93 (15.50%)
Distance to nearest health facility
 
 
  0-5 km
185 (68.5%)
353 (59.0%)
  6-10 km
60 (22.2%)
152 (25.4%)
  11-15 km
14 (5.2%)
53 (8.9%)
  >16 km 11 (4.1%) 40 (6.7%)