Table 2.

Exposure to radio listening in intervention communities

	Baseline survey	End-line survey
Variable	N (%)	N (%)
Do you listen to radio?
No	115 (27⋅9)	77 (19⋅1)
Yes	297 (72⋅1)	326 (80⋅9)
Which radio station do you often listen
Cannot mention the radio	5 (1⋅7)	8 (2⋅5)
Simili Radio (Dalung)	48 (16⋅2)	61 (18⋅7)
Amaana	3 (1⋅0)	18 (5⋅5)
Filla FM	3 (1⋅0)	2 (0⋅6)
Radio Progress	46 (15⋅5)	20 (6⋅1)
Justice FM	4 (1⋅3)	3 (0⋅9)
Nabiina Radio	56 (18⋅9)	65 (19⋅9)
Radio Savannah	16 (5⋅4)	5 (1⋅5)
Radio Upper West	12 (4⋅0)	4 (1⋅2)
Radio Wa	35 (11⋅8)	30 (9⋅2)
Zaa Radio	57 (19⋅2)	59 (18⋅1)
W Fm	12 (4⋅0)	13 (4⋅0)
Tumpaani FM	0 (0⋅0)	30 (9⋅2)
Pio FM	0 (0⋅0)	8 (2⋅5)
Frequency of listening to radio
Everyday	144 (35⋅0)	145 (36⋅0)
At least 4 d/week	62 (15⋅0)	⋅6)
Less than 4 d/week	91 (22⋅1)	90 (22⋅391 (22)
Not applicable	115 (27⋅9)	77 (19⋅1)
Time for listening to radio
Early morning (18–21 h)	75 (18⋅2)	56 (13⋅9)
Mid-morning (22–24 h)	29 (7⋅0)	19 (4⋅7)
Afternoons (13–18 h)	46 (11⋅2)	30 (7⋅4)
After 19 h	147 (35⋅7)	221 (54⋅8)
Not applicable	115 (27⋅9)	77 (19⋅1)
Main source of nutrition and health information
MM	125 (30⋅3)	156 (38⋅7)
Health professionals	277 (67⋅2)	233 (57⋅8)
Family and friends	10 (2⋅4)	14 (3⋅5)
Listened to a radio drama/jingles on food and nutrition within the past 6 months
No	297 (100⋅0)	129 (39⋅6)
Yes	0 (0⋅0)	197 (60⋅4)