Table 1. Descriptive statistics of the respondents interviewed in private houses.
Hinterland | Coastal regions | |||
---|---|---|---|---|
Region 1 N (freq.) |
Region 8 N (freq.) |
Region 4 N (freq.) |
Region 6 N (freq.) |
|
Wealth index | ||||
1st quintile (poorest) | 36 (24.49%) | 28 (24.35%) | 16 (12.21%) | 20 (19.23%) |
2nd quintile | 37 (25.17%) | 16 (13.91%) | 29 (22.14%) | 17 (16.35%) |
3rd quintile | 17 (11.56%) | 19 (16.52%) | 36 (27.48%) | 30 (28.84%) |
4th quintile | 28 (19.05%) | 22 (19.13%) | 26 (19.85%) | 22 (21.15%) |
5th quintile (richest) | 29 (19.73%) | 30 (26.09%) | 24 (18.32%) | 15 (14.42%) |
Education | ||||
No formal education | 8 (5.44%) | 3 (2.61%) | 0 | 0 |
Primary | 47 (31.97%) | 45 (39.13%) | 28 (21.37%) | 25 (24.04%) |
Secondary | 82 (55.78%) | 64 (55.65%) | 99 (75.57%) | 67 (64.42%) |
University | 10 (6.80%) | 3 (2.61%) | 4 (3.05%) | 12 (11.54%) |
Sex | ||||
Female | 99 (67.35%) | 93 (80.87%) | 109 (83.21%) | 76 (73.08%) |
Male | 48 (32.65%) | 22 (19.13%) | 22 (16.79%) | 28 (26.92%) |
Sample size (N) | 147 | 115 | 131 | 104 |
Legend: freq = frequency.