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Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics of respondents in rural settings of Jimma Zone, Ethiopia, 2017–2019 (baseline, n = 762; end line, n = 759)

From: Effectiveness of peer-learning assisted primary school students educating the rural community on insecticide-treated nets utilization in Jimma-zone Ethiopia

Socio-demographic characteristics

Repeated surveys

Baseline

End-line

Combined

No

%

No

%

No

%

Districts

 Botor-Tolay [HH = 239]

699

17.4

606

16.1

1305

16.8

 Nono-Benja [HH = 248]

704

17.5

651

17.3

1355

17.4

 Limmu-Kossa [HH = 264]

589

14.6

615

16.4

1204

15.5

 Gera [HH = 333]

849

21.1

759

20.2

1608

20.7

 Shebe-Sombo [HH = 437]

1184

29.4

1129

30.0

2313

29.7

 Total [HH = 1521]

4025

100

3760

100

7785

100

Sex of respondent

 Male

378

49.8

439

57.9

817

53.7

 Female

384

50.2

320

42.1

704

46.3

Marital status

 Married

676

89.2

642

85.0

1318

87.1

 Divorced

26

3.4

31

4.1

57

3.8

 Widowed

41

5.4

29

3.8

70

4.6

 Others

15

2.0

53

7.2

68

4.5

Education

 Cannot read or write

402

52.8

313

41.2

715

47.0

 Read & write

81

10.6

80

10.6

161

10.6

 Primary school

216

28.3

251

33.1

467

30.7

 Secondary school

60

7.9

106

14.0

166

10.9

 College and above

3

0.4

5

1.1

8

0.5

Religion

 Muslim

465

61.0

423

55.9

888

58.5

 Orthodox

194

25.5

230

30.4

424

27.9

 Protestant

103

13.5

104

13.7

207

13.6

Ethnicity

 Oromo

593

77.8

576

76.0

1169

76.9

 Amhara

122

16.0

138

18.2

260

17.1

 Others

45

5.9

54

7.0

99

6.5

Proportions of

 HHs with school child

535

70.3

458

60.4

986

65.2