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. 2020 Jun 1;15(6):e0233777. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0233777

Table 1. Socio-economic characteristics of the study participants (N = 894).

Characteristics N (%)
Age (years)
    [Median (IQR)] 35(26–50)
    24 or less 176 (19.7)
    25 to 34 263 (29.4)
    35 to 44 152 (17.0)
    45 to 54 129 (14.4)
    ≥55 174 (19.5)
Sex
    Female 528 (59.1)
    Male 366 (40.9)
Marital Status
    Never married/Separated 173 (19.4)
    Currently married/Cohabiting 721 (80.6)
Education level
    No formal school 574 (64.2)
    Primary school 237 (26.5)
    Secondary school or above 83 (9.3)
Villages
    Endulen 175 (19.6)
    Essere 49 (5.5))
    Laitole 129 (12.2)
    Misigiyo 132 (14.4)
    Kaitakiteng’ 109 (14.8)
    Nasporiong’ 179 (20.0)
    Ndian 121 (13.5)
Occupation status past 12 months
    No job/student 113 (12.6)
    Pastoralist 688 (77.0)
    Business/Professional Employed 93 (10.4)
Income per month (TZS)#
     [Median (IQR)] 80,000(40,000–200,000)
    No Income 51 (5.7)
    ≤100,000 156 (17.5)
    > 100,000 170 (19.0)
    Did not disclose 517 (57.8)
Number of people in household ≥18years
     [Median (IQR)] 4(2–6)
    ≤5 people 653 (73.0)
    >5 people 241 (27.00)

#1USD = 2,270TZS