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Table 1 Number and percent distribution of women who reached puberty (age 10 years) by cohort, according to the source of data (type of survey) and region in Ethiopia

From: Adolescent childbearing trends and sub-national variations in Ethiopia: a pooled analysis of data from six surveys

 

Cohort: Year woman reached puberty

1971–1981

1982–1987

1988–1993

1994–1999

2000–2005

N

%

N

%

N

%

N

%

N

%

Survey Year

 2000 DHS

4701

38.2

3598

33.9

1932

17.4

0

0.0

0

0.0

 2005 DHS

3589

29.2

2500

23.5

3116

28.0

1386

13.7

0

0.0

 2011 DHS

2524

20.5

2328

21.9

2989

26.9

3889

38.4

1454

21.9

 2014 PMA

485

3.9

726

6.8

931

8.4

1799

17.7

1341

20.2

 2015 PMA

523

4.2

773

7.3

1105

9.9

1575

15.5

2034

30.7

 2016 PMA

483

3.9

703

6.6

1057

9.5

1487

14.7

1803

27.2

 Total (% from total, N = 50,827)

12,304 (24.2)

 

10,628 (20.9)

 

11,128 (21.9)

 

10,135 (19.9)

 

6632 (13.1)

 

Regiona

 Tigray

1253

6.9

1082

6.5

1091

6.1

1185

6.2

923

6.8

 Afar

785

1.3

522

1.0

557

1.0

548

1.1

303

1.1

 Amhara

1815

27.9

1450

25.3

1471

24.0

1356

22.7

982

22.0

 Oromia

1830

35.4

1591

35.5

1765

37.1

1681

39.0

1221

38.4

 Ethiopia-Somali

680

2.1

547

2.2

492

2.0

376

1.7

194

1.2

 Benishangul Gumuz

770

1.1

564

1.0

604

1.1

512

1.4

260

1.5

 SNNP

1585

20.3

1588

22.7

1699

21.9

1684

20.7

1354

21.9

 Gambela

640

0.3

514

0.3

532

0.4

379

0.5

149

0.6

 Harari

586

0.3

534

0.3

522

0.3

358

0.3

171

0.4

 Addis Ababa

1197

4.0

1179

4.6

1425

5.7

1300

6.0

804

6.0

 Dire Dawa

633

0.4

619

0.5

532

0.5

376

0.4

109

0.3

  1. aregions’ samples do not add up to the total; those women who did not spend their adolescent period in the current region were excluded