Table 2 Baseline characteristics of participants in the intervention arm and the control arm in each of the 3 countries, categorical data presented
| Â | Intervention | Control |
|---|---|---|
| Â | n (%) | n (%) |
Two upper socio-economic quintiles | Â | |
Burkina Faso | 157/392 (40.1) | 158/401 (39.4) |
Uganda | 132/396 (33.3) | 172/369 (46.6) |
South Africa | 221/535 (41.3) | 213/485 (43.9) |
Having access to toilet facility | Â | |
Burkina Faso | 3/168 (1.8) | 3/232 (1.3) |
Uganda | 255/339 (75.2) | 269/328 (82.0) |
South Africa | 433/515 (84.1) | 389/456 (85.3) |
Having electricity | Â | Â |
Burkina Faso | 18/389 (4.6) | 5/402 (1.2) |
Uganda | 53/391 (13.6) | 70/361 (19.4) |
South Africa | 409/535 (76.5) | 445/485 (91.8) |
Having access to non-surface water | Â | |
Burkina Faso | 271/388 (69.9) | 239/400 (59.8) |
Uganda | 256/392 (65.3) | 266/363 (73.3) |
South Africa | 414/535 (77.4) | 379/484 (78.3) |
Attended antenatal clinic | Â | Â |
Burkina Faso | 284/389 (73.0) | 285/401 (71.1) |
Uganda | 272/376 (72.3) | 274/352 (77.8) |
South Africa | 527/532 (99.1) | 470/481 (97.7) |
Delivery in health facility | Â | Â |
Burkina Faso | 143/372 (38.4) | 128/370 (34.6) |
Uganda | 173/381 (45.4) | 205/351 (58.4) |
South Africa | 486/514 (94.6) | 423/461 (91.8) |
Female infant | Â | |
Burkina Faso | 188/392 (48.0) | 199/401 (49.6) |
Uganda | 194/394 (49.2) | 181/368 (49.2) |
South Africa | 256/531 (48.2) | 256/479 (53.4) |
Having siblings | Â | |
Burkina Faso | 327/391 (83.6) | 337/402 (83.8) |
Uganda | 311/392 (79.3) | 281/366 (76.8) |
South Africa | 274/535 (51.2) | 238/485 (49.1) |