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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet HIV. 2016 Mar 24;3(5):e221–e230. doi: 10.1016/S2352-3018(16)00037-0

Table 1.

Summary of baseline characteristics of N=3,596 HIV-infected individuals enrolled in the Botswana Combination Prevention Project from 30 communities in Botswana.

Characteristic (total n with data) N (%)
Gender (n=3,596)
 Male 962 (27%)
 Female 2,634 (73%)

Age, in years (n=3,596)
 16 to 19 years 47 (1%)
 20 to 29 years 460 (13%)
 30 to 39 years 1,222 (34%)
 40 to 49 years 1,069 (30%)
 50 to 59 years 631 (18%)
 60 years and older 167 (5%)
 Median (Q1, Q3)a 40 (33, 48)

Relationship status (n=3,593)
 Single or never married 2,799 (78%)
 Married 539 (15%)
 Widowed, divorced or separated 255 (7%)

Education (n=3,572)
 Non-formal 531 (15%)
 Primary 1,072 (30%)
 Junior secondary 1,412 (40%)
 Senior secondary 311 (9%)
 Higher than senior secondary 246 (7%)

Employment status (n=3,594)
 Employed 1,173 (33%)
 Unemployed and looking for work 1,766 (49%)
 Unemployed but not looking for workb 655 (18%)

Monthly income (n=3,572)c
 None 1,999 (56%)
 <$96 per month 647 (18%)
 $96 to $477 per month 795 (22%)
 >$447 per month 131 (4%)

Time spent away from community, past year (n=3,594)
 None 1,838 (51%)
 Less than 1 week 736 (20%)
 1 to 2 weeks 303 (8%)
 3 to 4 weeks 325 (9%)
 5 to 12 weeks 296 (8%)
 More than 12 weeks 96 (3%)
a

25th and 75th percentiles.

b

Unemployed and not looking for work includes participants reporting housewife, student and retired as the primary reason for unemployment.

c

Botswana pula (BWP) were converted to US dollars (USD) based on a rate of BWP10·49 per USD$1.