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Table 2 Contribution of individual covariates towards the Level of Inequity in CMHS

From: Horizontal inequity in the utilisation of Continuum of Maternal Health care Services (CMHS) in India: an investigation of ten years of National Rural Health Mission (NRHM)

Individual Covariates

India

Non-High Focused Group states

High Focused Group states

05–06

15–16

05–06

15–16

05–06

15–16

Age

0.49

0.11

2.45

1.54

0.24

0.28

Birth Order

5.16

3.73

3.68

2.65

3.81

3.43

BMI Status

−0.02

0.11

0.08

−0.02

0.22

−0.01

Legitimate Factors

5.63

3.95

6.21

4.18

4.27

3.70

 Religion

−0.07

1.06

−0.75

1.27

−0.61

− 0.61

 Caste

1.68

0.78

2.61

5.20

6.19

2.85

 Age at Marriage

7.85

5.05

9.13

7.18

7.73

6.54

 Under-Five Children

0.04

0.85

0.04

0.44

−0.30

1.33

 Residence

5.03

8.68

2.60

7.38

11.42

8.52

 Access to Media

10.75

21.97

9.69

12.22

9.01

21.70

 Mother’s Education

32.52

21.02

34.45

28.22

38.14

27.48

 Household Size

−0.31

−0.36

−0.27

−0.45

0.13

−0.42

 Access Related Barriers

2.87

0.67

1.74

1.34

2.48

0.63

 Community Education

18.20

18.89

11.75

9.09

8.39

12.32

Illegitimate Factors

78.57

78.62

70.97

71.89

82.57

80.34

 Residual

15.81

17.43

22.82

23.93

13.15

15.95

 Total Inequity

100

100

100

100

100

100

  1. Source: Author’s Computation