Table 1 |
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Summary of socio-demographic data from four villages at Lower Moshi, northern Tanzania, based on 120 households |
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| Evaluated factor |
Assessed variable |
Number of respondent (%) |
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| Sex of head of household interviewed |
Males |
83(61%) |
| Females |
37(39%) |
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| Number occupants |
Mean per house |
5 |
| Level of education |
Below primary school |
26(22%) |
| With primary School |
70(58%) |
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| Above primary School |
24(20%) |
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| House type |
Mud wall and thatch roof |
75(63%) |
| Brick walls and iron roof |
45(37%) |
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| Occupation |
Peasant (Small farmers) |
87(73%) |
| Employed |
20(17%) |
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| Business |
13(11%) |
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Kweka et al. Malaria Journal 2008 7:152 doi:10.1186/1475-2875-7-152 |
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