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. 2018 Nov 22;18:190. doi: 10.1186/s12905-018-0663-4

Table 1.

Socio-demographic and economic characteristics of participants, in Humera town, 2017 (n=321)

Variables Category N Percent
Participants religion Orthodox 283 88.2%
Muslim 28 8.7%
Protestant 7 2.2%
Catholic 3 0.9%
Participants age (yr.) <=24 53 16.5%
25–29 119 37.1%
30–34 80 24.9%
> 35 69 21.5%
Educational status Not able to read and write 25 7.8%
Able to read and write 48 15.0%
Primary school (1-8) 167 52.0%
Secondary school (9-12) 66 20.6%
College and above 15 4.7%
Occupation Housewife 228 71.0%
Government employee 24 7.5%
Self-employee 69 21.5%
Husband educational level Not able to read and write 23 7.2%
Able to read and write 31 9.7%
Primary school (1-8) 167 52.0%
Secondary school (9-12) 67 20.9%
College and above 33 10.3%
Husband occupation Government employee 54 16.8%
Self-employed 129 40.2%
Farmer 135 42.1%
Othersa 3 0.9%
Mothers monthly income No income 228 71%
<=499 birr 18 5.6%
500–999 birr 11 3.4%
1000-1499birr 8 2.5%
> = 1500 birr 56 17.5%
Husband monthly income <=499birr 16 5.0%
500–999 birr 11 3.4%
1000-1499birr 21 6.5%
> = 1500 birr 273 85.0%

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