Table 13.

Descriptive Statistics for Help-Seeking Behaviours from Children Experiencing Violence by Type of Violence and Country

		Sexual violence
Country		Informal: Disclosure	Formal: Knowledge of where to seek help	Formal: Disclosure	Formal: Help seeking	Formal: Received help
Cambodia	Prevalence	16.57		0.00	0.00
	(95% CI)	(1.90, 31.24)		–	–
	N	52		52	57
Haiti	Prevalence	42.40		0.95	6.44
	(95% CI)	(35.37, 49.42)		(−0.36, 2.25)	(3.40, 9.48)
	N	385		385	385
Kenya	Prevalence	31.67	8.27	22.84	4.45	3.12
	(95% CI)	(21.70, 41.64)	(−1.18, 17.72)	(14.63, 31.06)	(0.79, 8.11)	(0.53, 5.70)
	N	191	191	186	186	186
Malawi	Prevalence	43.26	1.18	25.10	6.43	3.63
	(95% CI)	(33.99, 52.52)	(−0.31, 2.66)	(17.74, 32.46)	(2.27, 10.58)	(0.25, 7.01)
	N	270	270	268	268	268
Nigeria	Prevalence	32.65	14.50	1.55	1.98	1.57
	(95% CI)	(25.95, 39.36)	(9.91, 19.09)	(0.19, 2.90)	(0.35, 3.61)	(0.16, 2.99)
	N	339	339	343	348	348

Abbreviations: CI Confidence Interval; N Number of observations

Notes: ^aEstimates are n (weighted %) or prevalence (95% Confidence Interval)

^bData comes from a nationally representative sample of children aged 13–17 years from Violence Against Children Surveys

^cCambodia did not ask questions on knowledge of where to seek formal help or on receiving formal help

^dIn Haiti, informal disclosure was asked for experience of sexual violence only. Due to the wording of questions, we were unable to parse out formal disclosure from receiving help for experience of physical violence. Haiti did not ask questions on knowledge of where to seek help

^eIn Kenya, disclosure, both formal and informal, was asked for experience of sexual violence only

^fIn Tanzania, help seeking questions were asked for experience of sexual violence only and are therefore not included in this table (as they are listed in Table 2). Questions on knowledge of where to seek formal help were not asked