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Table 2 Socioeconomic characteristics of households based on DHS 2010 and 2015 surveys

From: Determinants of long-lasting insecticidal net ownership and utilization in malaria transmission regions: evidence from Zimbabwe Demographic and Health Surveys

Characteristics

2010

2015

Education

 No education

n = 10,894 (26%)

n = 10,293 (24%)

 Primary

n = 17,510 (41%)

n = 15,831 (36%)

 Secondary

n = 13,049 (31%)

n = 15,136 (35%)

 Higher

n = 975 (2%)

n = 2234 (5%)

Mother’s education (children under-five)

 No education

n = 220 (4%)

n = 265 (4%)

 Primary

n = 1928 (38%)

n = 2121 (33%)

 Secondary

n = 2767 (55%)

n = 3453 (55%)

 Higher

n = 118 (2%)

n = 482 (8%)

Pregnant women’s education

 No education

n = 10 (2%)

n = 7 (1%)

 Primary

n = 218 (38%)

n = 186 (29%)

 Secondary

n = 336 (58%)

n = 414 (64%)

 Higher

n = 12 (2%)

n = 39 (6%)

Wealth index

 Poorest

n = 9152 (22%)

n = 7818 (18%)

 Poorer

n = 8696 (20%)

n = 7745 (18%)

 Middle

n = 8456 (20%)

n = 7800 (18%)

 Richer

n = 8184 (19%)

n = 9788 (22%)

 Richest

n = 8210 (19%)

n = 10,555 (24%)

Owning a bank

 Yes

n = 27,687 (66%)

n = 31,770 (73%)

 No

n = 14,279 (34%)

n = 11,936 (27%)

Access to clean water

 Yes

n = 32,135 (75%)

n = 32,952 (85%)

 No

n = 10,560 (25%)

n = 5731 (15%)

Access to sanitation

 Yes

n = 42,491 (99.6%)

n = 43,544 (99.9%)

 No

n = 144 (0.4%)

n = 41 (0.1%)

Cooking fuel

 Electricity

n = 12,195 (29%)

n = 12,058 (28%)

 Wood

n = 30,042 (70%)

n = 29,017 (66%)

 Others

n = 444 (1%)

n = 2631 (6%)