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<strong>Eritrea</strong>1995 - SAMPLE SIZESPart III: Intermediate Determinants of HNP Status - INDIVIDUAL AND HOUSEHOLD BEHAVIOR (Cont.)Wealth QuintilesPop.Indicator Low 2nd 3rd 4th High TotalIodized salt in householdAll na na na na na naUrban na na na na na naRural na na na na na naVitamin A supplementationAll na na na na na naUrban na na na na na naRural na na na na na naFemale na na na na na naMale na na na na na naTobacco and alcohol use, casual sexual partners,condom use for casual sexFemale na na na na na naUrban Female na na na na na naRural Female na na na na na naMale 152 224 224 229 285 1,114Urban Male 3 4 11 61 277 356Rural Male 149 220 213 168 7 757Domestic violenceAll na na na na na naUrban na na na na na naRural na na na na na na- 51 -
<strong>Eritrea</strong>1995 - SAMPLE SIZESPart IV: UNDERLYING DETERMINANTS OF HNP STATUSIndicatorWealth QuintilesPop.Low 2nd 3rd 4th High TotalSchool completion (Grade 5)Female 919 945 950 980 1,266 5,060Urban female 8 26 45 303 1,235 1,618Rural female 910 919 905 676 31 3,442Male 615 743 795 792 912 3,857Urban male 3 17 32 198 880 1,131Rural male 612 725 763 593 32 2,725School participationFemale 461 531 379 334 320 2,025Urban female 5 12 22 113 317 468Rural female 456 519 357 221 4 1,557Male 468 443 363 353 312 1,939Urban male 7 15 19 113 305 459Rural male 461 429 343 240 7 1,479Mass media exposureFemale 955 916 924 963 1,296 5,054Urban female 8 27 43 303 1,267 1,648Rural female 947 889 882 660 29 3,406Male 152 224 224 229 285 1,114Urban male 3 4 11 61 277 356Rural male 149 220 213 168 7 758Knowledge of HIV/AIDS preventionFemale 1,841 916 924 963 1,296 5,940Urban female 8 27 43 303 1,267 1,648Rural female 947 889 882 660 29 3,407Male 152 224 224 229 285 1,114Urban male 3 4 11 61 277 356Rural male 149 220 213 168 7 757Household decisionmaking andjustification of violenceAll 955 916 924 963 1,296 5,054Urban 8 27 43 303 1,267 1,648Rural 947 889 882 660 29 3,406OrphanhoodAll 2,575 2,586 2,099 2,015 1,872 11,147Urban 29 72 116 606 1,836 2,658Rural 2,546 2,514 1,984 1,409 36 8,489Female 1,259 1,319 1,047 937 917 5,479Male 1,308 1,263 1,046 1,074 953 5,644- 52 -
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TABLE OF CONTENTSForewordIntroducti
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INTRODUCTIONThis report is one in a
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