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. 2019 Apr 27;13:15. doi: 10.1186/s13031-019-0193-1

Table 3.

Composition of Household, Characteristics of Household Respondent

Composition of HH n, mean or % (95% CI) n, mean or % (95% CI) n, mean or % (95% CI) Significance
 # nuclear family members 370, 4.3 (3.9–4.7) 5330, 5.6 (5.3–5.9) 21,688, 4.3 (4.2–4.5)
 Spouse present 71, 81.3% (73.5–89.1%) 781, 80.5% (78–83%) 4114, 81.1% (78.9–83.2%)
 # of dependent children 154, 1.9 (1.5–2.4) 2251, 2.5 (2.3–2.7) 9665, 2.0 (1.9–2.1) B C
 # extended family members 132, 1.3 (0.9–1.8) 1079, 0.9 (0.8–1.1) 3051, 0.6 (0.5–0.6) A B
 # grandparents 17, 0.1 (0–0.3) 161, 0.2 (0.1–0.2) 678, 0.1 (0.1–0.2)
 # parents of adult without children 3, 0.0 (0.0–0.1) 54, 0.0 (0–0.1) 196, 0.0 (0–0)
 # niece/nephew, friend/other 1.0 (0.6, 1.5) 0.6 (0.5, 0.7) 0.3 (0.3, 0.4) A B
 Single parent family 13, 14.3% (7.2–21.4%) 191, 18.8% (16 21.6%) 599, 11.9% (10.6–13.1%) B
 Single parent family with children < 5 6, 7.7% (1.1–14.3%) 47, 4.2% (2.7–5.7%) 123, 2.5% (2–3.1%) B
 Three or more generation HH 15, 13.8% (5.1–22.5%) 143, 14.0% (10.9–17.2%) 564, 11.5% (10–12.9%)
Characteristics of household respondentsa n, % (95% CI) n, % (95% CI) n, % (95% CI)
 Educational attainment B
  None 27, 30.8% (18.3–43.2%) 427, 45.3% (38.7–51.9%) 2054, 41.9% (37.7–46%)
  1 to 5 standard 33, 36.0% (24.7–47.2%) 358, 36.5% (30.9–42.2%) 1833, 37.2% (33.6–40.9%)
  6 to 10 standard 17, 24.1% (7.8–40.4%) 109, 10.9% (8.2–13.6%) 735, 13.5% (11.4–15.5%)
  Above 10 standard 2, 3.2% (0–8.4%) 10, 0.8% (0.2–1.4%) 90, 1.6% (1–2.2%)
  Other education 8, 5.2% (1.2–9.2%) 80, 6.4% (4.1–8.6%) 329, 4.9% (3.6–6.1%)
  Don’t know / refused 1, 0.7% (0–2.1%) 2, 0.1% (0–0.3%) 35, 0.9% (0.4–1.5%)
 Language A C
  Pwo Karen 9, 9.9% (1.1–18.6%) 108, 11.1% (4.6–17.7%) 530, 11.9% (7.1–16.7%)
  Sgaw Karen 53, 74.4% (60.4–88.4%) 390, 53.0% (42.8–63.2%) 2210, 54.8% (47.5–62%)
  Burmese 14, 11.1% (2.3–19.9%) 130, 11.9% (6.8–16.9%) 671, 11.9% (7.4–16.4%)
  Shan 0, 0.0% (0–0%) 43, 7.3% (1.6–13.1%) 129, 4.2% (0.9–7.6%)
  Karenni 0, 0.0% (0–0%) 124, 6.6% (4.1–9.2%) 515, 6.1% (4.5–7.7%)
  Mon 12, 4.6% (1.6–7.6%) 171, 7.4% (4.4–10.2%) 946, 9.0% (5.4–12.6%)
  Other 0, 0.0 (0–0%) 20, 2.6% (0.4–4.9%) 75, 2.1% (0.3–3.9%)
 Ethnicity A C
  Karen 65, 86.5% (78.1–94.9%) 505, 64.6% (55.3–73.8) 2740, 66.8% (60.4–73.2%)
  Karenni 1, 0.9% (0–2.6%) 144, 8.9% (5.4–12.4%) 768, 11.2% (7.4–14.9%)
  Shan 1, 0.7% (0–2.2%) 29, 4.6% (0.3–9%) 91, 3.2% (0.2–6.3%)
  Mon 18, 9.8% (2.9–16.7%) 224, 10.4% (5.6–15.2%) 1157, 10.8% (7.1–14.4%)
  Burmese 2, 1.5% (0–3.4%) 015, .9% (0.1–1.6%) 63, 0.8% (0.4–1.2%)
  Other 1, 0.7% (0–2%) 69, 10.6% (3.2–18%) 257, 7.2% (2.9–11.6%)
 Religious affiliation
  Christian 19, 24.6% (14.1–35.1%) 267, 35.5% (25.5–45.4%) 1522, 34.9% (28–41.7%)
  Buddhist 61, 61.6% (44–79.1%) 647, 57.1% (46.9–67.3%) 3260, 59.0% (52–65.9%)
  Muslim 0, 0.0% (0–0%) 1, 0.1% (0–0.3%) 6, 0.1% (0–0.3%)
  Animist 8, 13.8% (0–28%) 67, 6.8% (2.6–11%) 257, 5.4% (3.2–7.6%)
  None 0, 0.0% (0–0%) 0, 0.0 (0–0%) 4, 0.1% (0–0.2%)
  Other 0, 0.0% (0–0%) 4, 0.5% (0–1.1%) 27, 0.5% (0–1%)

“A” p < 0.05 for test of no difference between IN-migrants vs. NON-migrants

“B” p < 0.05 for test of no difference between OUT-migrants vs. NON-migrants

“C” p < 0.05 for test of no difference between IN-migrants vs. OUT-migrants

24 HH with in and out-migration omitted from this analysis