Table 1 Percentage of women who used ANC4+ in 2011 and 2015 by socioeconomic and geographic characteristics
Dimension of Inequality | Subgroup | 2011 | 2015 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Estimate (95% UI) | women | Estimate (95% UI) | women | ||
Economic status | Quintile 1 (poorest) | 34.68 (30.39, 39.24) | 748 | 47.22 (41.87, 52.65) | 874 |
Quintile 2 | 39.93 (36.11, 43.87) | 728 | 53.32 (48.50, 58.08) | 870 | |
Quintile 3 | 51.95 (47.58, 56.29) | 694 | 63.22 (59.00, 67.25) | 824 | |
Quintile 4 | 53.57 (49.41, 57.69) | 754 | 71.79 (68.04, 75.25) | 833 | |
Quintile 5 (richest) | 63.91 (58.93, 68.61) | 644 | 82.43 (77.85, 86.24) | 746 | |
Education | No education | 38.47 (34.55, 42.54) | 882 | 57.33 (52.46, 62.07) | 1131 |
Primary school | 49.49 (45.87, 53.12) | 1256 | 54.29 (49.32, 59.18) | 815 | |
Secondary school + | 62.20 (57.82, 66.38) | 618 | 63.65 (60.49, 66.70) | 1463 | |
Place of residence | Rural | 43.17 (40.26, 46.13) | 2101 | 54.40 (50.86, 57.89) | 2282 |
Urban | 55.83 (52.27, 59.34) | 1468 | 73.41 (70.47, 76.15) | 1867 | |
Subnational region | 01 Hodh charghy | 44.02 (37.57, 50.67) | 401 | 52.98 (44.21, 61.58) | 499 |
02 Hodh Gharby | 26.93 (20.01, 35.19) | 274 | 49.79 (42.79, 56.81) | 409 | |
03 Assaba | 52.16 (44.67, 59.55) | 379 | 57.10 (51.20, 62.81) | 476 | |
04 Gorgol | 41.19 (34.88, 47.80) | 335 | 58.25 (50.59, 65.53) | 505 | |
05 Brakna | 49.71 (41.24, 58.20) | 322 | 68.59 (62.07, 74.45) | 425 | |
06 Trarza | 63.44 (57.77, 68.76) | 350 | 72.38 (65.47, 78.36) | 297 | |
07 Adrar | 29.51 (23.11, 36.83) | 79 | 48.34 (34.17, 62.78) | 19 | |
08 Dakhlett Nouadibou | 64.38 (57.68, 70.57) | 107 | 73.59 (65.71, 80.21) | 135 | |
09 Tagant | 27.14 (20.23, 35.36) | 98 | 49.27 (41.39, 57.20) | 22 | |
10 Guidimagha | 33.50 (26.68, 41.08) | 254 | 38.68 (30.26, 47.82) | 326 | |
11 Tirs-ezemour | 49.97 (42.32, 57.63) | 70 | 58.07 (45.85, 69.38) | 19 | |
12 Nouakchott [12 Inchiria] | 57.83 (52.45, 63.03) | 895 | 70.49 (54.57, 82.61) | 5 | |
[13 Nouakchotta] | NA | NA | 80.34 (76.14, 83.95) | 1005 | |