Devolution and public perceptions and experience of health services in Pakistan: linked cross sectional surveys in 2002 and 2004

Table 1 The households included in the survey in 2001/2 and 2004

Characteristic	Weighted percentage (fraction) of households
	2001/2 (n=57,321)	2004 (n=53,960)
Urban households	34.8 (15,552/57,321)	35.8 (15,133/53,960)
Household respondent female	54.1 (24,626/57,294)	54.3 (27,594/53,948)
Household head male	87.0 (47,775/57,311)	93.2 (51,138/53,953)
Household head with any formal education	50.8 (26,588/57,223)	53.2 (25,792/53,848)
Household vulnerable¹	44.2 (29,876/56,251)	47.5 (28,048/52,784)
Household very vulnerable²	13.2 (8,984/56,251)	13.4 (7,701/52,784)

¹ Vulnerable households had at least two of three vulnerability factors: poor roof construction, overcrowding, and poor occupation of the main breadwinner.
² Very vulnerable households had all three vulnerability factors.

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