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. 2020 Jun 12;17(12):4201. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17124201

Table 2.

Characteristics of women accessing FP services from public and private health facilities, EDHS 2016 (n = 3696).

Women Characteristics Private (n = 586) Public (n = 3110)
Frequency (%) Frequency (%)
Age in Years
15–24 200 (34.1) 737 (23.7)
25–34 278 (47.5) 1467 (47.2)
35+ 108 (18.4) 906 (29.1)
Marital Status
Currently married/in union 58 (9.9) 222 (7.1)
Not currently married 528 (90.1) 2888 (92.9)
Place of Residence
Urban 291 (49.4) 561 (18.0)
Rural 297 (50.6) 2549 (82.0)
Religion
Orthodox 336 (57.4) 1603 (51.6)
Muslim 134 (22.9) 629 (20.2)
Protestant 109 (18.6) 833 (26.8)
Other/missing 7 (1.1) 45 (1.4)
Highest Educational Status
None 196 (33.4) 1773 (57.0)
Primary 213 (36.5) 969 (31.1)
Secondary+ 177 (30.1) 368 (11.8)
Partner’s Educational Status( n = 3416) $
None 125 (23.6) 1237 (42.8)
Primary 216 (41.0) 1161 (40.2)
Secondary+ 187 (35.4) 490 (7.0)
Working/Occupational Status
Not working 206 (35.1) 1445 (46.5)
Working/employed * 380 (64.9) 1664 (53.5)
Wealth Index
Poor 85 (14.6) 990 (31.8)
Middle 89 (15.1) 679 (21.8)
Rich 412 (70.3) 1440 (46.3)
Number of Living Children
0 142 (24.1) 241 (7.8)
1–2 231 (39.4) 1120 (36.0)
3–4 142 (24.1) 906 (29.1)
5+ 72 (12.3) 842 (27.1)
Exposure to FP Media
No 293 (50.0) 2174 (69.9)
Yes 293 (50.0) 936 (30.1)
Decision Making Power in the Household
No 176 (30.2) 1021 (32.8)
Yes 410 (69.8) 2089 (67.2)

FP—Family Planning $ Sample was taken for clients who are currently married * Working includes those women who describe themselves as employed or engaged in a work that paid them in cash or in kind.