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. 2018 May 7;52:56. doi: 10.11606/S1518-8787.2018052000541

Table 1. Crude suicide rate (2003-2013) and socioeconomic data (2010 census) for indigenous reservations near Dourados, state of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil.

Aldeia Populationa Number of suicide casesb (PY)c Rate 95%CI Relative to Jaguapiru Distance from Douradose Guarani-Kaiowá percentage of populationa Male HHf Percentage of households earning less than ¼ minimum wage per capita f Have a private bathroomf Have electricityf
RRd p
Bororo 6,091 77 (67,001) 114.9 89.3-140.6 4.83 < 0.001 12 km 88.1% 53.1% 57.7% 31.6% 71.0%
Jaguapiru 6,495 17 (71,445) 23.8 12.5-35.1 Reference 5 km 29.3% 63.9% 47.9% 41.1% 89.7%
Panambi 547 10 (6,017) 166.2 63.2-269.2 6.97 < 0.001 39 km 91.8% 61.7% 52.5% 52.3% 80.5%
Panambizinho 334 8 (3,674) 217.7 66.9-368.6 9.13 < 0.001 19 km 95.6% 80.3% 49.4% 14.8% 65.4%
Sucuri 315 3 (3,674) 86.6 0.0-184.6 3.64 0.027 90 km 90.8% 97.9% 83.7% 6.1% 18.4%
Others 824 3 (9,064) 33.1 0.0-70.6 1.39 0.60 90.5%
Total 14,606 118 (160,666) 73.4 60.2-86.7 62.5%

PY: people-years; HH: head of household

a

Population and ethnicity data from SIASI - FUNASA/MS 2015.

b

Number of cases from SIASI and SIM databases (2003-2013) with reported aldeia of residence.

c

People-years of follow-up calculated using population data from SIASI - FUNASA/MS 2015.

d

Relative risk was calculated for Jaguapiru versus other aldeias.

e

Distance from Dourados from the 2014 SESAI report.

f

Percentage of households with a male head of household, percentage of population living on less than a quarter minimum wage, and other household data from 2010 IGBE national census for sectors that are 100% indigenous and located within the indicated reservation aldeias.