An individually randomized controlled trial to determine the effectiveness of the Women for Women International Programme in reducing intimate partner violence and strengthening livelihoods amongst women in Afghanistan: trial design, methods and baseline findings

Table 2 Socio-demographic information by study arm

	All women						Currently married women only
	Total	Intervention		Control		p-value	Total	Intervention		Control		p-value
		mean	(95% CI)	mean	(95% CI)			mean	(95% CI)	mean	(95% CI)
Age	1461	29.3	28.7–29.9	29.3	28.6–30.0	0.99	935	32.4	31.8–33.0	32.4	31.7–33.1	0.97
		n	(%)	n	(%)			n	(%)	n	(%)
Relationship Status
Currently married	935	481	64.4	454	63.6
Previously married	98	48	6.4	50	7.0
Never married	428	218	29.4	210	29.4	0.89
Education
None	1129	581	77.8	548	76.8		781	408	84.8	373	82.2
Madrasa	92	52	7.0	40	5.6		47	25	5.2	22	4.9
Primary schooling	147	74	10.1	73	10.2		75	36	7.5	39	8.6
Secondary schooling	93	40	6.4	53	7.4	0.31	32	12	2.5	20	4.4	0.38
Borrowing food or money in past month because of not having enough
No	437	215	28.9	222	31.1		281	141	29.4	140	30.9
Yes	1021	530	71.1	491	68.9	0.34	651	338	70.6	313	69.1	0.63