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Table 1 Socio-economic characteristics of the population (N = 1366)

From: Determinants of stunting in Indonesian children: evidence from a cross-sectional survey indicate a prominent role for the water, sanitation and hygiene sector in stunting reduction

 

Proportion (%)

Mother’s age

 < 20 years

4.0

 20-29 years

51.5

 30-39 years

37.8

 ≥ 40 years

6.7

Mothers’ education

 No or incomplete primary education

14.4

 Completed primary education

16.8

 Completed junior high education

24.4

 Completed senior high education

44.5

Number of household members

 ≤ 4 people

40.3

 > 4 people

59.7

Household water, sanitation and hygiene

 Improved sanitary facility

61.1

 Safe disposal of child’s faeces

43.4

 Use of soap for handwashing

55.3

 Improved source of drinking water

31.6

 Treated water

90.0

Mother’s care during last pregnancy and delivery

 At least 4 antenatal care visits

93.3

 Antenatal care provided by doctor/midwife

95.3

 Antenatal care in a private or public health facility

96.5

Mother participates in household decisions

 Household purchases on food

88.7

 What food to cook for the household

89.5

 What food to give to child

95.2

 Seeking health care for child

86.4

Wealth quintile

 Lowest

21.5

 Second

20.3

 Third

20.0

 Fourth

18.7

 Highest

19.5