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. 2018 Sep 13;15(9):1994. doi: 10.3390/ijerph15091994

Table 2.

Demographic characteristics of participants by population used for exploratory factor analysis (EFA) and confirmatory factor analysis (CFA).

Characteristics All Participants EFA Population CFA Population
n = 270 n = 135 n = 135
Has child under two years of age * 170 63% 86 64% 84 62%
Currently pregnant 31 11% 10 7% 21 16%
Currently lactating 132 49% 69 51% 63 47%
Currently married 239 89% 118 87% 121 89%
County of residence *
Homa Bay County 105 39% 53 39% 52 39%
Migori County 165 61% 82 61% 83 61%
Education *
None 10 4% 7 5% 3 2%
Some primary school (>grade 9) 213 79% 104 77% 109 81%
Some secondary school (grade 9–12) 43 16% 21 16% 22 16%
Beyond secondary school (>grade 12) 4 1% 3 2% 1 1%
Primary drinking water source location
Surface water 138 51% 70 52% 68 50%
Borehole/tubewell 64 24% 30 22% 34 25%
Public tap/standpipe 25 9% 11 8% 14 10%
Rainwater collection 20 7% 11 8% 9 7%
Other 23 9% 13 10% 10 7%
Household latrine access
Yes 120 44% 53 39% 67 50%
No 150 56% 82 61% 68 50%
Food insecurity (HFIAS) 1
Experienced anxiety and uncertainty about food supply in last 30 days 1,2 229 85% 113 84% 116 86%
Reported insufficient quality of food supply in last 30 days 1,2 249 92% 123 91% 126 93%
Reported insufficient food intake and its physical consequences in last 30 days 1,2 247 91% 122 90% 125 93%

* Indicates a characteristic that was used to create a stratified random sample. 1 Coates, J., Swindale, A., & Bilinsky, P. [22]. 2 These results represent households experiencing any of the conditions at any level of severity in each of the Household Food Insecurity Access-related domains (e.g., these results reflect responses to occurrence questions only and do not reflect the proscribed HFIAS frequency component) [22]. For this reason, these results may differ from other reports in this region.