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. 2022 Mar 12;12(6):717. doi: 10.3390/ani12060717

Table 2.

Sociodemographic characteristics of respondents and their households.

Respondent and Household Characteristics Women
Value (n = 465)
Men
Value (n = 92)
t-Test
Household structure Age of respondent age (mean age) 44.14 46.34 1.47, df = 555
Household size (mean number or persons) 6.44 7.65 4.48, df = 555 ***
Percentage of respondents who felt the livestock species (out of the species kept in the household) to be most important for their household’s livelihood Small ruminants (sheep and/or goats—local or improved breeds) 59.35 30.43 -
Chickens (local or improved breeds) 10.54 17.39 -
Large ruminants e.g., cattle (beef or dual-purpose—local or improved breeds) 18.71 30.43 -
Large ruminants e.g., cattle (dairy—local or improved breeds) 10.75 19.57 -
Pigs (and/or others—local or improved) 0.65 2.17 -
Percentage of respondents who felt the livestock species (out of the species kept in the household) to be most important for their own livelihood Small ruminants (sheep and/or goats—local or improved breeds) 46.45 53.26 -
Chickens (local or improved breeds) 42.58 32.61 -
Large ruminants e.g., cattle (beef or dual-purpose—local or improved breeds) 0.86 8.70 -
Large ruminants e.g., cattle (dairy—local or improved breeds) 1.51 5.43 -
Pigs (and/or others—local or improved) 8.60 0.00 -

Note: *** denotes significant difference at 1% confidence level; df denotes degrees of freedom.