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Table 3 Profile of respondents who took part in the study, Lusaka district, Zambia, 2019

From: Adaptation of community-based distribution of family planning services to context-specific social networks: a case of marriage counsellors in Lusaka district, Zambia

Factor

Gender

Total

Female

Male

Count

Percent

Age

15–20

4

0

4

3%

21–29

35

10

45

30%

30–39

39

9

48

32%

40–49

19

11

30

20%

50–59

12

1

13

9%

60+

9

0

9

6%

Highest level of education attended

Never been to school

3

0

3

2%

Primary

38

3

41

28%

Secondary

49

16

65

44%

Tertiary (College & University)

28

12

40

27%

Residential area

Urban High Income

14

1

15

10%

Urban Middle Income

25

4

29

19%

Peri-urban

54

16

70

47%

Urban- Mixed income

25

10

35

23%

Relationship status

Engaged

6

5

11

7%

Married (Civil, religious, customary)

90

24

114

77%

Previously married (divorced/widowed

22

2

24

16%

Tribe

Bemba

21

6

27

18%

Chewa

12

4

16

11%

Kaonde

3

0

3

2%

Lozi

4

0

4

3%

Lunda

5

1

6

4%

Luvale

3

2

5

3%

Ngoni

10

2

12

8%

Tonga

10

6

16

11%

Other tribes

50

10

60

40%

Church denomination

Pentecost

43

8

51

34%

Catholic

21

7

28

19%

Seventh day Adventist

13

7

20

13%

United Church of Zambia (UCZ)

12

3

15

10%

Jehovah’s Witness

9

0

9

6%

New Apostolic

6

2

8

5%

Other (e.g. Anglican, Baptist)

14

4

18

12%

Type of pre-MC undertaken

Religious

6

4

10

7%

Traditional

61

12

73

49%

Both

13

10

56

38%

Other (e.g. Commercial)

1

0

1

1%

None

4

5

9

6%