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. 2020 Mar 19;2020:5460168. doi: 10.1155/2020/5460168

Table 4.

Demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of respondents in Tigray (n = 756).

Variable Category n (%)
Zone (district) Central (Adwa) 110 (14.55)
Eastern (Atsebi Wenberta) 124 (16.4)
Northwestern (Laelay Adyabo) 121 (16.01)
Southern (Raya Azebo) 125 (16.53)
Southeastern (Saharti Samre) 135 (17.86)
Western (Welkayit) 141 (18.65)

Respondent's role in the household Mother 527 (69.7)
Father 137 (18.1)
Adult daughter/son 91 (12.1)

Sex Male 182 (24.1)
Female 574 (75.9)

Age (years) <30 257 (44)
30–45 289 (38.2)
>45 191 (25.3)

Education level Unable to read and write 440 (58.2)
Able to read and write 316 (41.7)

Occupational status Farmer 676 (89.4)
Merchant 21 (2.8)
Unemployed 42 (5.4)
Employed 18 (2.4)

House ownership Private/personal house 659 (87.2)
Rental/relative's house 95 (12.6)

Marital status Married 550 (72.8)
Single 93 (12.3)
Divorced 62 (8.2)
Widow/widower 48 (6.3)

Family size ≤4 350 (46.2)
>4 401 (53.1)

Property possession Have radio/television 307 (40.6)
Have electric line 69 (9.1)
Have telephone 526 (69.6)

Monthly income in Ethiopian Birr (USD) <850 (<$1USD/day) 393 (52.0)
850–1700 ($1-2USD/day) 226 (29.9)
>1700 (>$2USD/day) 137 (18.1)