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. 2014 Nov 25;9(11):e113614. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0113614

Table 2. Summary of socio-economic characteristics and food security metrics from fishing and non-fishing households, and households near vs. far from a no-take marine reserve.

No. surveysa Household size No. adults No. children Age, years Education, years No. of jobs Household wealth (PC1) Fortnightly expenditures (KSh) Protein consumption (days week−1) Diet diversity (no. food groups) Food Coping Strategies Index
Household Livelihood Fishing 53 7.26 (2.56) 2.13 (0.59) 5.17 (2.39) 37.09 (11.26) 2.13 (3.12) 2.58 (1.03) −0.73 (1.63) 4436.57 (1893.44) 5.42 (1.93) 4.49 (1.53) 17.15 (11.52)
Non-fishing 58 5.74 (3.04) 2.24 (1.23) 3.78 (2.70) 41.72 (15.98) 3.43 (3.98) 2.10 (0.87) 0.71 (2.49) 4681.02 (3073.75) 3.50 (2.37) 4.88 (1.14) 14.69 (8.56)
Location with respect to marine reserve Near, <5 km 52 6.65 (2.61) 2.17 (0.83) 4.77 (2.41) 36.77 (12.54) 3.62 (3.77) 2.56 (0.98) −0.95 (1.49) 4526.75 (2583.18) 4.98 (2.32) 4.46 (1.42) 15.89 (10.12)
Far, >50 km 59 6.31 (3.16) 2.20 (1.10) 4.15 (2.82) 41.93 (14.96) 2.10 (3.39) 2.14 (0.94) 0.88 (2.44) 4597.39 (2580.29) 3.92 (2.32) 4.90 (1.26) 15.84 (10.19)
a

Number of households.

Mean values and standard deviations are shown for each variable.