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. 2020 Aug 4;17(1):e13062. doi: 10.1111/mcn.13062

TABLE 1.

Demographics and main variables of interest from the ATONU study midline evaluation, July to August 2017, Ethiopia

ACGG ACGG + ATONU Control Total P value
Level Main outcomes and exposures N = 434 N = 426 N = 536 N = 1,396
Child outcomes and exposures N = 228 N = 208 N = 307 N = 743
Household Household dietary diversity score—1‐month recall a 4 (3, 6) 5 (3, 6) 4 (3, 6) 4 (3, 6) 0.52
Women Women's dietary diversity score—24‐h recall 3 (2, 4) 3 (2, 4) 3 (2, 4) 3 (2, 4) 0.67
Women % Consumption of meat (n) 2.3 (10) 3.8 (16) 2.6 (14) 2.9 (40) 0.60
Women % Consumption of legumes (n) 56.2 (244) 53.5 (228) 49.8 (267) 52.9 (739) 0.88
Women % Consumption of nuts (n) 4.1 (18) 2.1 (9) 2.6 (14) 2.9 (41) 0.60
Women % Consumption of vitamin A‐rich foods (n) 5.3 (23) 4.7 (20) 5.4 (29) 5.2 (72) 0.97
Women % Consumption of green leafy vegetables (n) 30.6 (133) 35.9 (153) 33.8 (181) 33.5 (467) 0.83
Women % Consumption of eggs (n) 7.1 (31) 8.7 (37) 4.1 (22) 6.4 (90) 0.54
Women % Consumption of dairy (n) 20.3 (88) 20.0 (85) 17.2 (92) 19.0 (265) 0.92
Women % Women meeting minimum dietary diversity (binary, <5 food groups) 9.2 (40) 8.9 (38) 10.1 (54) 9.5 (132) 0.75
Child Children's dietary diversity score with seven food groups (original indicator) 3 (2, 4) 3 (1, 4) 3 (2, 3) 3 (1, 3) 0.63
Child % Children meeting minimum dietary diversity (<4 food groups) 27.6 (63) 25.4 (53) 20.5 (63) 24.1(179) 0.37
Child % Consumption of meat (n) 1.8 (4) 1.0 (2) 1.6 (5) 1.5 (11) 0.77
Child % Consumption of legumes (n) 42.5 (97) 32.2 (67) 34.8 (107) 36.4 (271) 0.64
Child % Consumption of vitamin A‐rich foods (n) 25.4 (58) 28.3 (59) 26.3 (81) 26.6 (198) 0.70
Child % Consumption of other fruits and vegetables (n) 58.3(133) 49.0 (102) 53.7 (165) 53.8 (400) 0.50
Child % Consumption of eggs (n) 14.4 (33) 11.5(24) 6.8 (21) 10.5 (78) 0.13
Women Women's age (years) 35 (29, 40) 35 (28, 40) 32 (27, 38) 34 (28, 39) 0.003
Men Men's age (years) 42 (35, 48) 42 (35, 50) 40 (35, 48) 40 (35, 48) 0.18
Child Children's age (months) 23 (15, 33) 23 (13, 33) 21 (13, 31) 22 (13, 32) 0.66
Women Women's education b
No schooling 58.1 (252) 60.8 (259) 59.9 (321) 59.6 (832) 0.81
Primary 1 20.5 (89) 18.0 (77) 19.2 (103) 19.3 (269)
Primary 2 12.4 (54) 12.0 (51) 15.7 (84) 13.5 (189)
Secondary 1, Secondary 2 and university 5.1 (22) 5.4 (23) 3.2 (17) 4.4 (62)
Religious school/literacy programme 3.9 (17) 3.8 (16) 2.0 (11) 3.2 (44)
Men Men's education b
No schooling 22.1 (96) 26.1 (111) 30.4 (163) 26.5 (370) 0.12
Primary 1 23.0 (100) 24.6 (105) 25.9 (139) 24.6 (344)
Primary 2 31.3 (136) 29.6 (126) 25.8 (138) 28.7 (400)
Secondary 1, Secondary 2 and university 14.8 (64) 11.5 (49) 10.1 (54) 12.0 (167)
Religious school/literacy programme 8.8 (38) 8.2 (35) 7.8 (42) 8.2 (115)
Household % Access to improved water (n) 83.8 (364) 81.9 (349) 73.1 (392) 79.2 (1,105) 0.33
Household % Access to improved sanitation (n) 32.7 (142) 30.8 (131) 35.8 (192) 33.3 (465) 0.95
Household Size of land owned (timad; 4 timads = 1 hectare) 4 (2, 7) 4 (2, 6) 3 (2, 5) 4 (2, 6) 0.63
Household Distance to the closest market (minutes, n = 1,171) 45 (30, 60) 40 (25, 60) 60 (30, 90) 45 (30, 60) 0.13
Household Total number of HH members 7 (5, 8) 7 (5, 8) 6 (5, 8) 7 (5, 8) 0.10
Household Food Insecurity Access (FIA) (%)
Food secure 54.8 (238) 52.1 (222) 48.3 (259) 51.6(719) 0.43
Mildly food insecure 8.5 (37) 12.2 (52) 7.5 (40) 9.2 (129)
Moderate food insecure 19.6 (85) 18.3 (78) 23.3 (125) 20.6 (288)
Severe FIA 17.1 (74) 17.4 (74) 20.9 (112) 18.6 (260)

Abbreviations: ACGG, African Chicken Genetic Gains; ATONU, Agriculture to Nutrition.

a

Summary data are either presented as median with quartiles 1 and 3 (Q1, Q3) or percentages within treatment arms with sample size in parentheses.

b

"Primary 1" refers to 1–5 years of schooling; "Primary 2" refers to 6–9 years of schooling; "Secondary 1" and "Secondary 2" refer to 10–17 years of schooling.