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Table 2 Socio-demographic, economic, maternal and obstetric characteristic respondents in the 12 East Africa Countries from 2008 to 2017

From: Pooled prevalence and determinants of skilled birth attendant delivery in East Africa countries: a multilevel analysis of Demographic and Health Surveys

Variables

Weighted Frequency (N = 141,483)

Percentage (%)

Socio-economic and demographic characteristics of respondents

 Country

  Burundi

13,610

9.62

  Ethiopia

11,022

7.79

  Kenya

19,563

13.83

  Comoros

2880

2.04

  Madagascar

12,407

8.77

  Malawi

17,395

12.29

  Mozambique

11,477

8.11

  Rwanda

8002

5.66

  Tanzania

10,051

7.10

  Uganda

15,270

10.79

  Zambia

13,383

9.46

  Zimbabwe

6418

4.54

 Residence

  Urban

31,012

21.92

  Rural

110,471

78.08

 Age group

  15–24

42,166

29.80

  25–34

67,704

47.85

  35–49

31,612

22.34

 Marital status

  Single

41,222

29.14

  Married

100,261

70.86

 Maternal education

  No education

33,631

23.77

  Primary

75,945

53.68

  Secondary and above

31,906

22.55

 Husband education

  No education

48,411

34.22

  Primary

59,332

41.94

  Secondary and above

33,739

23.85

 Maternal Occupation

  Had no Occupation

47,153

33.33

  Had Occupation

94,330

66.67

 Wealth Index

  Poor

64,367

45.49

  Middle

27,586

19.50

  Rich

49,528

35.01

Maternal and Obstetrics characteristics of respondents

 ANC visit

  No ANC visit

48,122

34.01

  Had ANC visit

93,360

65.99

 Wanted Pregnancy

  Yes

121,189

85.66

  No

20,294

14.34

 Number of gestation

  Single

136,979

96.82

  Multiple

4054

3.18

 Parity

  1

22,141

15.65

  2–4

72,857

51.50

  5+

46,848

32.86

 Accessing health Care

  Big problem

80,769

57.09

  Not bog problem

60,714

42.91

 Birth Interval

  Less than 24 month

52,549

37.14

  24 month and above

88,934

62.86