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Table 1 Socio-demographic and economic characteristics of the study population

From: Complete basic childhood vaccination and associated factors among children aged 12–23 months in East Africa: a multilevel analysis of recent demographic and health surveys

Variable

Frequency

Percentage (%)

Country

 Burundi

1323

7.0

 Ethiopia

1945

10.3

 Kenya

3673

19.5

 Comoros

618

3.3

 Madagascar

1139

6.1

 Malawi

1066

5.7

 Mozambique

2280

12.1

 Rwanda

762

4.1

 Tanzania

2086

11.1

 Uganda

916

4.9

 Zambia

1846

9.8

 Zimbabwe

1156

6.1

Residence

 Rural

14,293

76.0

 Urban

4518

24.0

Sex of child

 Male

9410

50.1

 Female

9401

49.9

Maternal age

 15–24

6473

34.4

 25–34

8716

46.3

 ≥ 35

3622

19.3

Maternal education

 No

4434

23.6

 Primary

9687

51.5

 Secondary and above

4690

24.9

Husband education

 No

3025

16.1

 Primary

7437

39.5

 Secondary and above

8349

44.4

Household wealth status

 Poor

8639

45.9

 Middle

3680

19.6

 Rich

6492

34.5

Marital status

 Single

1046

5.6

 Married

16,224

86.2

 Widowed/divorced/separated

1541

8.2

Sex of household head

 Male

14,492

77.0

 Female

4319

23.0

Media exposure

 No

6340

33.7

 Yes

12,471

66.3

Community poverty

 Low

11,064

58.8

 High

7747

41.2

Community women education

 Low

14,554

77.4

 High

4257

22.6

Community media exposure

 Low

12,838

68.3

 High

5973

31.7