Table 6.

Associations [adjusted ORs (95% CIs)] between sociodemographic and exposure characteristics and displacement after landslides in Banjarnegara, Indonesia, between 2014 and 2018 ($n=405$).

Categories	Variables	Odds ratio of being displaced vs. not displaced
Landslide characteristics	Number of landslides	0.12 ($0.05,0.28$)
	Personal landslide exposurea	1.94 ($1.65,2.29$)
	Time since last exposure (0–4 y)	1.60 ($1.35,1.89$)
Demographic characteristics	Age group (y)
	$<31$	Ref
	31–43	0.84 ($0.40,1.76$)
	44–54	0.42 ($0.19,0.93$)
	$\ge 55$	0.59 ($0.24,1.44$)
	Level of education
	No educationb	Ref
	Primary school	0.84 ($0.39,1.82$)
	More than primary school	0.81 ($0.32,2.05$)
	Female vs. male	0.97 ($0.56,1.71$)
	Earning less than the minimum wage (Y/N)	0.53 ($0.29,0.97$)
	Employed in agriculture (Y/N)	1.10 ($0.58,2.07$)

Note: ORs and 95% CIs were estimated using logistic regression model fully adjusted for all covariates shown in the Table. CI, confidence interval; N, no; OR, odds ratio; Ref, reference; Y, yes.

^aPersonal landslide exposure is a composite score used to assess the severity of exposure. Values range from 0–10, where higher scores indicate more severe exposures.

^bNo education or less than primary school level of education.