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Table 1 Ranking equity gaps in percentage points difference (% points) in access to SAB and DTP3 coverage between the most advantaged and most disadvantaged sub-populations across four equity dimensions in 14 West African countriesa

From: Access to skilled attendant at birth and the coverage of the third dose of diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine across 14 West African countries – an equity analysis

Skilled Birth Attendance

DTP3 Coverage

 

Rural-Urban

Maternal Education

Wealth Quintile

Regional Difference

Median

Rural- Urban

Maternal Education

Wealth Quintile

Regional Difference

Median

Grand Median

Benin (MICS 2014)

10.9 (1st)

20.9 (3rd)

30.3 (2nd)

53 (7th)

25.6

3.9 (6th)

25 (11th)

29 (10th)

23 (6th)

24

24.5 (6th)

Burkina Faso (DHS 2010)

32.1 (6th)

33.8 (7th)

46.7 (7th)

60.7 (10th)

40.25

2.4 (5th)

4.8 (2nd)

9.5 (6th)

5.7 (1st)

5.25

20.8 (4th)

Côte d’Ivoire (MICS 2016)

30.9 (5th)

22.6 (4th)

46.3 (6th)

35 (4th)

32.95

8.8 (10th)

21.7 (9th)

30 (11th)

27.6 (8th)

24.65

28.8 (7th)

Gambia (DHS 2013)

34.7 (9th)

25.9 (5th)

36.7 (3rd)

57.8 (9th)

35.7

−6.9 (2nd)

−4.7 (1st)

−7.3 (1st)

20.4 (5th)

−5.8

23.15 (5th)

Ghana (MICS 2017)

21.7 (3rd)

37.5 (8th)

40.6 (4th)

32.8 (3rd)

35.15

−0.7 (4th)

7.6 (3rd)

4.5 (3rd)

16 (3rd)

6.05

18.85 (2nd)

Guinea MICS 2016)

48 (12th)

39.3 (9th)

70.5 (13th)

67.1 (13th)

57.55

23.1 (13th)

33.5(13th)

45.7 (13th)

43.3 (12th)

38.4

44.5 (13th)

Guinea Bissau (MICS 2014)

42.7 (11th)

52.6 (14th)

56.7 (8th)

52.5 (6th)

52.55

7.4 (9th)

15.5 (8th)

15.9 (7th)

26 (7th)

15.7

34.35 (10th)

Liberia (DHS 2013)

23.1 (4th)

12.5 (1st)

45.8 (5th)

19.9 (1st)

21.5

−9.1 (1st)

13.6 (7th)

21.5 (8th)

29.5 (9th)

17.55

20.7 (3rd)

Mali (MICS 2015)

38.2 (10th)

41.6 (10th)

58.6 (10th)

61.8 (11th)

50.1

15.1 (11th)

27.3 (12th)

36.4 (12th)

59.5 (14th)

31.85

39.9 (11th)

Niger (DHS 2012)

61.8 (14th)

50.7 (13th)

59.2 (11th)

66.7 (12th)

60.5

21.4 (12th)

24.7(10th)

23.6 (9th)

34.8 (10th)

24.15

42.75 (12th)

Nigeria (MICS 2016/17)

34.2 (7th)

48.5 (12th)

72.1 (14th)

67.7 (14th)

58.1

25.5 (14th)

64.9(14th)

53.1 (14th)

52.7 (13th)

52.9

53 (14th)

Senegal (DHS 2017)

34.4 (8th)

30.3 (6th)

58 (9th)

56 (8th)

45.2

6.2 (8th)

7.9 (4th)

1.9 (2nd)

38.6 (11th)

7.05

32.35 (9th)

Sierra Leone (MICS 2017)

11.2 (2nd)

14.8 (2nd)

17.4 (1st)

21 (2nd)

16.1

−0.8 (3rd)

8.4 (5th)

6.5 (4th)

13.1 (2nd)

7.45

12.15 (1st)

Togo (DHS 2013/14)

50.4 (13th)

41.6 (11th)

68.7 (12th)

39 (5th)

46

4.3 (7th)

13 (6th)

6.9(5th)

19.9 (4th)

9.95

29.45 (8th)

  1. aEach figure represents the difference between two extremes: Rural-Urban (coverage in urban-rural); Maternal education (coverage in mothers with maternal education of secondary plus-mothers with no education); Wealth quintile (coverage in women or children in the richest quintile- women in the poorest quintile); Regional difference (coverage in best performing region-worst performing region)
  2. Source: Authors, based on MICS (Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey) and DHS (Demographic and Health Survey)