Table 4. Bivariate associations between baseline characteristics and contraceptive status at follow-up, among contraceptive non-users at baseline (n = 687).

			Contraceptive status at follow-up
Baseline characteristics		n	Continued non-user	Adopters	p-value
			%
Total n (%)		687	67.9	32.1
Age	15–24 years	137	60.6	39.4	<0.001
	25–35 years	253	61.5	38.5
	35 plus years	297	79.0	21.0
Highest schooling level	None	162	81.4	18.6	0.02
	Primary	413	68.2	31.8
	Secondary or higher	112	56.0	44.0
Parity	0–2 children	160	68.7	31.3	0.03
	3–4 children	170	59.0	41.0
	5 plus children	357	72.1	27.9
Partner has other wives	No	413	65.3	34.7	0.46
	Yes	252	73.3	26.7
	Don’t know	22	64.9	35.1
Household wealth category	Lowest	268	76.2	23.8	0.11
	Middle lowest	158	69.9	30.1
	Middle	120	67.8	32.2
	Middle higher	76	57.4	42.6
	Highest	65	54.2	45.8
Residence	Urban	108	63.1	36.9	0.51
	Rural	579	68.9	31.1
Partner support for future contraceptive use	No support for future use	277	80.5	19.5	<0.001
	Support for future use	338	57.2	42.8
	Don’t know	64	81.9	18.1
Partner fertility intentions	Partner wants child < 2 years	293	69.0	31.0	0.60
	Partner doesn’t want child < 2 years	251	65.2	34.8
	Don’t know	141	70.4	29.6

Boldface indicates p<0.05 from design-based F-statistic.