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Table 1 Prevalence of stunting and severe stunting in children aged 0-23 months and 0-59 months

From: Prevalence and risk factors for stunting and severe stunting among under-fives in North Maluku province of Indonesia

Characteristic

n

Stunted children 0-23 Months

Severely stunted children 0-23 Months

Stunted children 0-59 Months

Severely stunted children 0-59 Months

  

% (95% CI)

% (95% CI)

% (95% CI)

% (95% CI)

Region

     

Rural

536

27.1 (21.0-34.3)

13.8 (9.5-19.5)

33.4 (28.6-38.6)*

15.9 (12.4-20.1)

Urban

1632

29.6 (26.2-33.2)

14.2 (11.4-17.6)

40.0 (37.2-42.9)

19.2 (16.4-22.3)

District

     

Ternate

387

30.9 (23.8-39.1)

14.2 (9.9-19.9)

36.4 (31.0-42.2)

16.0 (12.3-20.6)

Tidore

149

19.1 (10.4-32.5)

12.8 (4.9-29.2)

25.5 (18.9-33.4)

15.4 (8.6-26)

Central Halmahera

280

32.3 (25.7-39.7)

15.5 (11.3-21)

42.9 (36.5-49.5)

23.2 (18.1-29.3)

East Halmahera

280

37.0 (28.3-46.7)

21.9 (13.2-34.3)

42.5 (33.2-52.4)

23.6 (14.6-35.8)

West Halmahera

178

23.7 (15.9-33.8)

6.2 (3.1-12.0)

38.2 (33.2-43.5)

16.3 (12.5-21)

North Halmahera

279

31.1 (24.5-38.6)

13.3 (9.1-19.1)

41.6 (34.5-49.0)

17.2 (12.6-23.0)

South Halmahera

446

24.7 (19.7-30.5)

12.4 (8.2-18.2)

38.6 (35.2-42.1)

19.3 (15.1-24.3)

Sula-Isles

169

27.4 (20.7-35.3)

10.7 (6.7-16.8)

34.3 (29.6-39.4)

11.2 (9-14.0)

Household factors

     

Father's education

     

Completed Elementary School (aged 7-12)

832

32.0 (27.2-37.2)

16.2 (12.6-20.7)

41.8 (37.8-45.9)*

20.9 (17.6-24.7)*

Completed Middle School (aged 13-15)

557

28.4 (23.4-34.0)

13.2 (9.7-17.6)

39.3 (35.2-43.6)

19.0 (15.5-23.2)

Completed High School (aged 16-18)

779

26.3 (22.0-31.2)

12.6(9.2-17)

34.0 (30.3-37.9)

15.2 (12.1-18.8)

Mother's education

     

Completed Elementary School (aged 7-12)

1163

30.8 (27.0-34.9)

16.7 (13.6-20.30*

41.6 (38.4-44.9)**

20.9 (18.0-24.3)**

Completed Middle School (aged 13-15)

514

29.7 (24.5-35.5)

11.5 (8-16.4)

37.7 (32.8-43)

15.8 (12.4-19.8)

Completed High School (aged 16-18)

491

24.5 (19.6-30.2)

11.2 (7.7-16.1)

31.4 (27.0-36.0)

14.9 (11.7-18.8)

Parental Education

     

Both with high education

871

26.2 (22.1-30.7)

11.3 (8.4-14.9)

33.6 (30-37.5)**

15.4 (12.7-18.6)*

Father with high education

134

33.3 (22.7-46.0)

12.0 (5.6-23.7)

41.0 (32.6-50.1)

14.9 (9.4-22.9)

Mother with high education

465

29.2 (23.5-35.7)

16.1 (11.8-21.5)

41.1 (37.1-45.1)

19.4 (15.6-23.8)

Neither with high education

698

31.7 (26.9-37.1)

17.1 (13.1-21.9)

41.9 (37.7-46.4)

22.1 (18.4-26.2)

Provided with nutritional information during pregnancy (n = 2110)

No

729

29.9 (25.4-35.0)

16.0 (12.8-19.9)

42.0 (37.7-46.4)

21.1 (17.6-25.1)

Yes

1381

28.2 (24.9-31.9)

12.9 (10.1-16.3)

36.6 (33.7-39.7)

17.0 (14.3-20.1)

Father's occupation

     

Any Labour

1396

29.3 (25.6-33.3)

15.1 (12.2-18.7)

40.0 (36.9-43.2)

19.3 (16.7-22.3)**

Fisher man

355

27.9 (22.6-33.8)

12.5 (8.5-18)

35.5 (30.8-40.5)

18.0 (14.5-22.1)

No work

60

35.9 (21.7-53.1)

20.5 (10.4-36,5)

45.0 (34.0-56.5)

28.3 (18.5-40.5)

Government private officer

357

27.7 (20.9-35.7)

10.8 (6.9-16.5)

33.9 (29-39.2)

13.2 (9.8-17.5)

Mother's occupation

     

Any Labour

694

29.9 (25.3-34.9)

14.4 (11.4-18.2)

39.5 (35.4-43.8)

18.4 (15.4-22)

Fisher woman

96

30.6 (20.6-42.8)

18.4 (9.8-31.8)

38.5 (30.8-46.9)

22.9 (15.5-32.5)

No work

1302

28.4 (24.4-32.7)

13.6(10.4-17.6)

37.9 (34.5-41.4)

18.1 (15.2-21.5)

Government private officer

76

29.2 (17.7-44.0)

14.6 (8.0-25.0)

36.8 (27.6-47.2)

15.8 (10.2-23.7)

Parental employment

     

Both working

838

29.8 (25.8-34.2)

14.9 (11.9-18.6)

38.7 (35.3-42.2)

18.1 (15.4-21.3)

Father only working

1270

28.1 (24.1-32.4)

13.2 (10.0-17.2)

37.9 (34.5-41.4)

18.0 (15.1-21.4)

Mother only working

28

33.3 (14.2-60.2)

13.3 (2.8-44.8)

53.6 (38.5-68.1)

35.7 (19.7-56.8)

Neither working

32

37.5 (21.1-57.4)

25.0 (11.7-45.7)

37.5 (23.1-54.6)

21.9 (11.4-38.0)

Household wealth Index

     

Poorest

867

32.9 (27.6-38.7)

17.4 (13.4-22.4)**

43.1 (39.0-44.0)**

21.1 (17.4-25.4)**

Middle

867

28.2 (24.3-32.5)

13.9 (11.0-17.6)

37.4 (33.9-40.9)

18.9 (16.3-21.9)

Least Poor

434

23.4 (18.1-29.7)

8.3 (5.1-13.4)

30.9 (26.4-35.8)

11.8 (8.7-15.7)

Household member

     

≤5 members

1359

31.3 (27.6-35.4)

14.8 (11.6-18.7)

39.3 (36.2-42.5)

18.5 (15.7-21.7)

6-12 members

809

24.9 (21-29.4)

12.9 (10.1-16.4)

36.8 (33.0-40.8)

18.1 (15.2-21.3)

Number of family Meals per day

     

2 Times

675

24.9 (20.5-29.8)

13.1 (9.9-17.1)

36.3 (32.2-40.6)

17.6 (14.3-21.6)

>2 Times

1493

30.8 (27.0-34.8)

14.5 (11.5-18.2)

39.3 (36.22-42.5)

18.7 (16-21.8)

Child level factors

     

Child's age in category

     

0-5

266

12.8 (9.1-17.7)***

7.9 (5.6-11.0)***

12.8 (9.1-17.7)***

7.9 (5.6-11.0)***

6-11

365

24.1 (19.3-29.7)

10.1 (5.6-11.0)***

24.1 (19.3-29.7)

10.1 (6.6-15.2)

12-17

318

33.9 (28.6-39.7)

15.7 (5.6-11.0)***

33.9 (28.6-39.7)

15.7 (11.7-20.8)

18-23

234

48.3 (40.3-56.3)

25.2 (5.6-11.0)***

48.3 (40.3-56.3)

25.2 (18.8-32.9)

24-29

238

  

48.7 (42.2-55.4)

26.5 (20.4-33.6)

30-35

169

  

51.5 (42.9-60.0)

23.1 (16.8-30.8)

36-41

215

  

52.6 (45.9-59.1)

25.6 (20.5-31.5)

42-47

147

  

47.6 (37.7-57.7)

19.7 (13-28.8)

48-53

135

  

49.6 (39.9-59.4)

23.7 (16.8-32.3)

54-59

81

  

44.4 (34.6-54.8)

16.1 (8.7-27.6)

Gender

     

Male

1115

32.2 (28.0-36.7)*

16.7 (13.2-21.1)**

41.4 (37.9-44.8)*

20.5 (17.4-24.1)**

Female

1053

25.6 (21.6-30.1)

11.3 (8.9-14.3)

35.2 (31.8-38.8)

16.1 (13.7-18.7)

Antenatal visit (n = 2110)

     

No

91

39.6 (27.2-53.4)

16.7 (7.6-32.7)

44.0 (35.1-53.2)

23.1 (15.4-33.1)

Yes

2019

28.4 (25.4-31.5)

16.7 (11.5-16.6)

38.2 (35.6-40.9)

18.2 (15.9-20.8)

Overall

 

29.0 (26.0-32.2)

16.7 (11.7-17.0)

38.4 (35.9-41.0)

18.4 (16.1-20.9)

  1. *P < 0.05; **P < 0.01, ***P < 0.001; X2-test was applied to test statistical significance
  2. Weighted total was 2168 otherwise stated within brackets