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. 2018 Jul 18;6(7):e156. doi: 10.2196/mhealth.8832

Table 2.

Characteristics of study participants at baseline and the end of the study.

Characteristic Baseline (n=340), n (%) End of study (n=275), n (%)
Age (years)

15-24 179 (52.9) 140 (50.9)

25-34 144 (42.4) 120 (43.6)

35-44 16 (4.7) 14 (5.1)
Women’s education

No education 42 (12.4) 35 (12.7)

Primary incomplete 84 (24.7) 69 (25.1)

Primary complete 59 (17.4) 49 (17.8)

Secondary incomplete 118 (34.7) 95 (34.5)

Secondary or higher 36 (10.6) 26 (9.5)
Husband’s education

No education 107 (31.5) 90 (32.7)

Primary incomplete 76 (22.4) 63 (22.9)

Primary complete 43 (12.7) 35 (12.7)

Secondary incomplete 72 (21.2) 54 (19.6)

Secondary or higher 42 (12.4) 32 (11.6)
Husband’s occupation

Unskilled laborer 102 (30.0) 89 (32.4)

Skilled worker 59 (17.4) 47 (17.1)

Business/Trade 57 (16.8) 46 (16.7)

Service holder 41 (12.1) 28 (10.2)

Others 79 (23.2) 64 (23.3)
Household wealth index

Poorest 69 (20.5) 58 (21.1)

Second 66 (19.6) 56 (20.4)

Middle 68 (20.2) 56 (20.4)

Fourth 67 (19.90) 51 (18.5)

Richest 67 (19.9) 53 (19.3)
Household had at least one mobile 303 (89.1) 243 (88.4)
Household had electricity 158 (46.5) 124 (45.1)
Household food security

Secure 164 (48.7) 138 (50.2)

Mildly food-insecure 9 (2.7) 5 (1.8)

Moderately food-insecure 93 (27.6) 81 (29.5)

Severely food-insecure 71 (21.1) 50 (18.2)