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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of households surveyed

From: Attitudes and prevention towards malaria in the context of COVID-19 pandemic in urban community in Benin, West Africa

Items

Characteristics

Parakou

n (%)

Natitingou

n (%)

Bohicon

n (%)

Cotonou

n (%)

Total n (%)

Age

 18–24

29 (14.5)

36 (18)

51 (25.5)

17 (8.5)

133 (16.6)

 25–34

94 (47)

78 (39)

66 (33)

28 (14)

266 (33.3)

 35–44

52 (26)

41 20.5)

43 (21.5)

58 (29)

194 (24.2)

 45–54

16 (08)

20 (10)

37 (18.5)

41 (20.5)

114 (14.3)

 55 and above

09 (4.5)

25 (12.5)

3 (1.5)

56 (28)

93 (11.6)

Gender

 Male

42 (21)

94 (47)

112 (56)

78 (39)

326 (40.7)

 Female

158 (79)

106 (53)

88 (44)

122 (61)

474 (59.3)

Education

 No formal schooling

58 (29)

50 (25)

64 (32)

20 (10)

192 (24)

 Primary level

84 (42)

78 (39)

46 (23)

72 (36)

280 (35)

 Post primary level

58 (29)

72 (36)

90 (45)

108 (54)

328 (41)

Appearance of dwellings

 Grouped

126 (63)

2 (01)

0

46 (23)

174 (21.7)

 Ungrouped

74 (37)

198 (99)

200 (100)

154 (77)

626 (78.3)

Number of people in households

 1–5

81 (40.5)

95 (46.5)

61 (30.5)

103 (51.5)

340 (42.5)

 6–10

111 (55.5)

103 (51.5)

117 (58.5)

65 (32.5)

396 (49.5)

 > 10

8 (04)

2 (01)

22 (11)

32 (16)

64 (8)

Occupational status

 Manual workers

12 (06)

72 (46)

39 (19.5)

84 (42)

207 (25.8)

 White-collar workers

07 (3.5)

18 (09)

06 (03)

22 (11)

53 (6.7)

 House wife

73 (36.5)

99 (49.5)

61 (30.5)

36 (18)

269 (33.6)

 Traders

99 (49.5)

11 (5.5)

74 (37)

50 (25)

234 (29.3)

 Students

2 (01)

0

10 (05)

01 (0.5)

13 (1.6)

 Others

7 (3.5)

0

10 (05)

07 (3.5)

24 (3)