Table 5

Bednet ownership by SES for households with children aged under 5 years

QuintileRural*
Urban*
AssetsExpenditureAssetExpenditure
1 (Poorest)12 (29.3)12 (40.0)26 (42.6)30 (50.8)
212 (30.0)19 (40.4)20 (37.7)25 (48.1)
315 (36.5)14 (25.9)37 (59.7)39 (56.5)
415 (37.5)7 (17.2)27 (64.3)26 (68.4)
5 (Richest)19 (54.3)20 (52.6)42 (77.8)33 (68.4)
Q1/Q50.540.760.550.74
Concentration index0.0050.10240.12600.0518
P-value0.1720.017<0.0010.232
QuintileRural*
Urban*
AssetsExpenditureAssetExpenditure
1 (Poorest)12 (29.3)12 (40.0)26 (42.6)30 (50.8)
212 (30.0)19 (40.4)20 (37.7)25 (48.1)
315 (36.5)14 (25.9)37 (59.7)39 (56.5)
415 (37.5)7 (17.2)27 (64.3)26 (68.4)
5 (Richest)19 (54.3)20 (52.6)42 (77.8)33 (68.4)
Q1/Q50.540.760.550.74
Concentration index0.0050.10240.12600.0518
P-value0.1720.017<0.0010.232

*The total number of households reporting ownership of a bednet is higher for asset quintiles compared with the expenditure because complete expenditure data for some households were missing (n = 2 rural, 1 urban). Hence, they could not be classified into an SES quintile using expenditure data, but could be using asset data. The differences have no impact on the findings.

Table 5

Bednet ownership by SES for households with children aged under 5 years

QuintileRural*
Urban*
AssetsExpenditureAssetExpenditure
1 (Poorest)12 (29.3)12 (40.0)26 (42.6)30 (50.8)
212 (30.0)19 (40.4)20 (37.7)25 (48.1)
315 (36.5)14 (25.9)37 (59.7)39 (56.5)
415 (37.5)7 (17.2)27 (64.3)26 (68.4)
5 (Richest)19 (54.3)20 (52.6)42 (77.8)33 (68.4)
Q1/Q50.540.760.550.74
Concentration index0.0050.10240.12600.0518
P-value0.1720.017<0.0010.232
QuintileRural*
Urban*
AssetsExpenditureAssetExpenditure
1 (Poorest)12 (29.3)12 (40.0)26 (42.6)30 (50.8)
212 (30.0)19 (40.4)20 (37.7)25 (48.1)
315 (36.5)14 (25.9)37 (59.7)39 (56.5)
415 (37.5)7 (17.2)27 (64.3)26 (68.4)
5 (Richest)19 (54.3)20 (52.6)42 (77.8)33 (68.4)
Q1/Q50.540.760.550.74
Concentration index0.0050.10240.12600.0518
P-value0.1720.017<0.0010.232

*The total number of households reporting ownership of a bednet is higher for asset quintiles compared with the expenditure because complete expenditure data for some households were missing (n = 2 rural, 1 urban). Hence, they could not be classified into an SES quintile using expenditure data, but could be using asset data. The differences have no impact on the findings.

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