TABLE 3. Characteristics of Longitudinal Household Survey Respondents by Endline Status, Nairobi, Kenya, December 2014

	Not Interviewed at Endline (%) N=1,342	Interviewed at Endline (%) N=1,334	P Value
Age group			<.001^*
15–19	12.5	7.4
20–24	34.0	26.0
25–29	25.6	24.4
30–34	13.2	15.6
35–39	8.5	13.3
40–44	3.7	8.6
45–49	2.4	4.7
Education			.61
No education	2.5	2.0
Primary incomplete	10.2	11.3
Primary complete	26.6	27.2
Secondary plus	60.7	59.5
Wealth			<.001^*
1 Poorest	19.4	16.3
2 Poor	17.6	20.7
3 Middle	20.3	18.2
4 Rich	17.5	23.2
5 Richest	25.2	21.7
Religion			.02^*
Protestant	67.9	68.0
Catholic	25.1	25.6
Muslim	5.7	3.8
No religion	0.3	1.2
Other	1.1	1.3
Marital status			<.001^*
Never married	40.2	29.6
Married/living together	50.2	59.0
Divorced/separated	8.2	8.5
Widowed	1.4	3.0
Literacy^a			.49
Cannot read	2.4	1.4
Can read only parts of sentences	17.1	16.0
Can read whole sentences	78.5	81.4
No card with required language	1.4	.6
Number of live births			<.001^*
No children	36.60	24.60
1 child	31.40	24.70
2 children	16.70	22.80
3 children	8.80	13.60
4 children	3.80	6.90
5 children	1.40	4.10
6+ children	1.20	3.40

↵* P≤.05.
↵a Respondents were asked what language they were most capable of reading and given a card in that language with a sentence for them to read.