Household dietary diversity and Animal Source Food consumption in Ethiopia: evidence from the 2011 Welfare Monitoring Survey

Table 2 Regional distribution of HDDS, Owning livestock and farming activity^a

Region	High HDDS		P	Engage in farming		P	Own livestock		P
Region	n	%	P	n	%	P	n	%	P
Tigray (n = 1816)	389	21	<0.01	1322	73	<0.01	1262	70	<0.01
Afar (n = 169)	23	14	<0.01	58	34	<0.01	128	76	0.55
Amhara (n = 7278)	988	14	<0.01	5800	80	<0.01	5645	78	<0.01
Oromia (n = 10,546)	2418	23	<0.01	8699	83	<0.01	8416	80	<0.01
Somali (n = 605)	104	17	<0.05	403	67	<0.01	493	81	<0.01
Benishangul (n = 222)	96	30	<0.01	193	87	<0.01	172	78	0.07
SNNP (n = 5613)	1030	18	0.25	4952	88	<0.01	4545	81	<0.01
Gambella (n = 123)	27	22	<0.01	93	75	0.07	72	58	<0.01
Harari (n = 81)	37	45	<0.01	40	49	<0.01	36	44	<0.01
AddisAbaba (n = 761)	493	39	<0.01	17	2.2	<0.01	32	44	<0.01
Dire Dawa (n = 151)	74	49	<0.01	39	26	P < 0.01	53	35	<0.01

^apercentages indicate proportion of households in different regions, who had high HDDS, engage in farming and own livestock

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