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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 May 28.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2018 May 30;30(SUP2):24–27. doi: 10.1080/09540121.2018.1468009

Table 1.

Characteristics of 3516 young women aged 15–29, not in school and not in work.

Characteristic Fraction (%)
Age 15–20 1208/3516 (34.4)
Age 21–29 2308/3516 (65.6)
Married or co-habiting 950/3516 (27.0)
Has at least one child 2168/3515 (61.7)
Has a partner 2167/3516 (61.6)
Has ever had sexa 2998/3480 (86.1)
Structural disadvantages
Did not complete secondary education 2266/3516 (64.4)
Did not have enough food in the last week 1242/3515 (35.3)
Earns less (or more) than partnerb 1217/1876 (64.9)
Beaten by partner in last 12 monthsc 593/2843 (20.9)
Ever forced to have sexa 263/3492 (7.5%)
HIV risk behaviours
Partner 5+ years older (of those with partner) 912/2008 (45.4)
Partner 10+ years older (of those with partner) 237/2008 (11.8)
>1 partner in last 1md 188/2926 (6.5)
>1 partner in last 12md 511/2914 (17.5)
Did not use a condom last time had sexd 687/2979 (23.1)
Does not always use a condom with regular partnere 1095/2612 (41.9)
Does not always use a condom with non-regular partnerf 361/1591 (22.7)
a

Excludes those who declined to answer.

b

Excludes those without a partner and those who did not know how much their partner earned relative to their own earnings, if any. If neither were earning, this counted as earning the same.

c

Excludes those who responded “no partner” to this question and those who declined to answer.

d

Excludes those who have never had sex.

e

Excludes those who said they had no regular partner.

f

Excludes those who said they had no other partner.