Table 3.

Associations between SBCC, chicken ownership, and egg consumption

Country	Survey round	Group / Significance	SBCC association with		Chicken ownership association with
			Women's egg consumption	Children's egg consumption	Women's egg consumption	Children's egg consumption
Burkina Faso	1	With	15%	60%	14%	57%
		Without	7%	40%	7%	27%
		P (χ 2)	0.059	0.001	0.28	0.001
	2	With	60%	86%	37%	81%
		Without	40%	66%	25%	66%
		P (χ 2)	0.001	0.000	0.123	0.02
	3	With	31%	69%	29%	65%
		Without	16%	50%	10%	5%
		P (χ 2)	0.004	0.001	0.009	0.079
Cote d'Ivoire	1	With	25%	45%	27%	54%
		Without	6%	32%	13%	27%
		P (χ 2)	0.000	0.057	0.001	0.000
	2	With	45%	60%	46%	60%
		Without	21%	27%	23%	34%
		P (χ 2)	0.000	0.000	0.000	0.000
	3	With	30%	31%	30%	35%
		Without	19%	21%	19%	16%
		P (χ 2)	0.023	0.175	0.018	0.006
Senegal	1	With	42%	71%	42%	72%
		Without	28%	46%	30%	50%
		P (χ 2)	0.251	0.104	0.302	0.135
	2	With	75%	83%
		Without	56%	71%
		P (χ 2)	0.024	0.122
	3	With	74%	77%
		Without	52%	43%
		P (χ 2)	0.031	0.003
Tanzania	2	With	10%	32%	11%	26%
		Without	4%	7%	4%	22%
		P (χ 2)	0.293	0.001	0.134	0.538
	3	With	14%	42%	12%	45%
		Without	0%	32%	2%	24%
		P (χ 2)	0.006	0.244	0.072	0.02

Note. Table compares rates among those with chickens/those participating in SBCC with rates among those without chickens/not participating; probabilities associated with χ ² tests are reported in bold for P < 0.1. All data come from the monitoring surveys described in the methods section. No data reported for Senegal, Waves 2 and 3, as nearly all households owned chickens. SBCC: social behaviour change communication.