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Table 2 Baseline statistics of the cohort, by location. Only families present in both censuses, with children already living in 2002, are reported here. 329 children in 311 unique households were present in both censuses (results here are presented by household)

From: Early child health in an informal settlement in the Peruvian Amazon

 

2002 (pre-invasion)

2005 (post-invasion)

Santa Clara group

La Union group (still living in SC)

p-value (t-test/chi2)

Santa Clara group

La Union group (now living in LU)

p-value (t-test/chi2)

n

258

53

-

258

53

-

% with mother living with child

96.5 %

96.2 %

0.9188

93.8 %

94.4 %

0.8814

% with father living with child

79.5 %

77.4 %

0.7331

82.2 %

95.5 %

0.2587

Identity of head of household = Father

62.0 %

52.8 %

0.2142

68.6 %

73.6 %

0.4750

=Mother

5.4 %

0.0 %

0.0832

3.1 %

3.8 %

0.8011

=Other

32.9 %

47.2 %

0.0487

28.3 %

22.6 %

0.4019

household per-capita incomea (soles/person/month)

65.8

51.7

0.0898

61.8

51.4

0.1889

Percent of HHs with Personal Latrine

79.0 %

61.5 %

0.0071

63.6 %

66.0 %

0.7339

Percent of HHs with Piped Water

78.9 %

47.2 %

<0.001

85.3 %

18.9 %

<0.0001

Percent of HHs with Well Water

10.6 %

45.3 %

<0.001

11.6 %

81.1 %

<0.0001

Percent of HHs with metal roof (calamina)

31.9 %

34.0 %

0.7716

36.8 %

15.1 %

0.0021

Percent of HHs with improved floor (wood or cement)

21.0 %

5.7 %

0.0085

26.7 %

5.7 %

0.0009

  1. a geometric means