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Table 5.13
Liquidation of assets or borrowings to cope with
financial burden of HIV and AIDS after being tested positive 85
Liquidation of assets or borrowings to cope with
financial burden of HIV and AIDS after being tested positive by
occupational classes 85
Table 5.14 Borrowings in last one year 87
Table 5.15 Distribution of households by income poverty in the sample 89
Table 5.16 Consumption poverty in the sample 90
Table 5.17 Income poverty in the sample group by occupational
categories 91
Table 5.18 Consumption poverty in the sample group by occupational
categories 92
Table 6.1 Ever and current enrolment of children in HIV and non-HIV
households 101
Table 6.2 Dropout rates and number of years of schooling completed
by dropout children of HIV and non-HIV households 102
Table 6.3 Ever and current enrolment rates for children (6-14 years)
by annual household income categories 103
Table 6.4 Ever and current enrolment rates for children (6-14 years)
by level of education of household head 104
Table 6.5 Reasons for dropout by type of households 105
Table 6.6 Distribution of currently enrolled children
by type of school attended 108
Table 6.7 School attendance of children in the last academic year
by type of household 109
Table 6.8 Impact on higher education of family members 110
Table 6.9 Ever and current enrolment of HIV-positive children
(6-14 years) 111
Table 7.1 Prevalence rate of non-hospitalised illness for one month
reference period by type of households and age and sex 116
Table 7.2 Reported number of hospitalisation cases in the reference
year by type of households and sex 116
Table 7.3 Prevalence rate of illness and hospitalisation for PLWHA
by stage of infection and number of years since HIV status
detected 117
Table 7.4 Frequency of OIs reported by PLWHA by stage of HIV
infection (Non-hospitalised illness episodes) 119
Table 7.5 Distribution of PLWHA reporting prolonged illness
as a reason for going in for HIV test 119
Table 7.6 Distribution of non-hospitalised illness episodes
by nature of illness reported 120
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