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Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics of respondents (N = 381)

From: Willingness to pay for National Health Insurance Fund among public servants in Juba City, South Sudan: a contingent evaluation

Variable

Descriptions

Frequency

Percentage (%)

Age of respondents

18–27

98

(26.72%)

28–37

135

(35.43%)

38–47

81

(21.26%)

48–57

39

(10.24%)

58 and above

28

(7.35%)

Sex of respondents

Male

271

(71.13%)

Female

110

(28.87%)

Marital status

Monogamous

248

(65.09%)

Polygamous

64

(16.80%)

Separated or divorced

6

(1.57%)

Widowed

8

(2.10%)

Single

55

(14.44%)

Household size

1–4

139

(36.48%)

5–8

137

(35.96%)

9 and above

105

(27.56%)

Religion

Christianity

332

(87.14%)

Islam

47

(12.34%)

African traditional belief

2

(0.52%)

Health status (chronic illness)

Yes

55

(14.44%)

No

326

(85.56%)

Education level

Tertiary level

194

(50.91%)

Secondary

136

(35.70%)

Primary

42

(11.02%)

No formal education

9

(2.36%)

Private insurance

Yes

62

(16.27%)

No

319

(83.73%)

Monthly salary (SSP)

1–1000

191

(50.13%)

1001–2000

111

(29.13%)

2001–3000

58

(15.22%)

3001–4000

12

(3.15%)

4000 and above

9

(2.36%)

Other sources of income

Yes

106

(27.82%)

No

275

(72.18%)

Total monthly income (SSP)

1–1000

151

(39.63%)

1.001–2000

118

(30.97%)

2001–3000

51

(13.39%)

3001–4000

28

(7.35%)

4000 and above

33

(8.66%)

  1. (1 USD = 10 SSP at the time of this research); Source: Data collection by Research Team