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Table 3 Median (25-, 75-percentiles) number of food and beverage advertisements (total and by major food categories) within a radius of 250 m around the school, by school characteristics (n = 25)

From: Mapping of outdoor food and beverage advertising around primary and secondary schools in Kampala city, Uganda

 

Total food ads

Major food categories

School characteristics

Unhealthy

Healthy

Miscellaneous

School area

 Urban areas (n = 13)

45 (34, 67)

38 (29, 50)

4 (3, 5)

1 (1, 3)

 Peri-urban areas (n = 12)

24 (15, 51)

21 (14, 45)

1 (0, 3)

1 (0, 3)

p-value a

0.077

0.11

0.005

0.73

School fee level

 Low (n = 9)

45 (33, 53)

36 (29, 45)

4 (3, 5)

1 (1, 7)

 Medium (n = 8)

44 (22, 63)

38 (21, 55)

3 (1, 5)

1 (1, 3)

 High (n = 8)

33 (22, 45)

31 (19, 42)

2 (1, 3)

1 (0, 3)

 p-value b

0.69

0.75

0.33

0.41

School type

 Primary (n = 13)

41 (33, 58)

37 (29, 45)

3 (1, 5)

2 (1, 7)

 Secondary (n = 12)

30 (17, 53)

27 (15, 50)

2 (1, 4)

1 (0, 3)

 p-value a

0.29

0.47

0.27

0.25

School category

 Government-funded (n = 9)

45 (33, 67)

39 (29, 50)

4 (3, 5)

1 (1, 3)

 Private (n = 16)

38 (22, 52)

33 (19, 45)

2 (1, 4)

2 (0, 3)

 p-value a

0.56

0.56

0.084

0.85

Total

40 (22, 55)

36 (19, 47)

3 (1, 5)

1 (0,3)

  1. a Differences between groups measured with Mann-Whitney U test
  2. b Differences between groups measured with Kruskal Wallis test