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Table 2 Distribution of study participants by background characteristics

From: Attitudes towards help-seeking for sexual and gender-based violence in humanitarian settings: the case of Rwamwanja refugee settlement scheme in Uganda

 

Heads of household

 

Men

Women

All

 

(N = 340)

(N = 259)

(N = 599)

Background characteristics

%

%

%

Age group

   

 15–24

16.9

29.7

22.2

 25–34

36.4

38.2

37.2

 35–44

26.0

20.9

23.9

 45+

20.7

11.2

16.7

Level of education

   

 No education

33.9

68.7

48.9

 Primary

47.2

26.6

38.4

 Secondary+

18.9

4.6

12.7

In an intimate relationship

   

 Yes

72.6

13.5

47.1

 No

27.4

86.5

52.9

Duration of stay

   

 Less than 2 years

30.1

35.1

32.2

 2 years or more

69.9

64.9

67.8

Attitude towards SGBV

   

 Progressive

79.7

43.6

63.9

 Regressive

20.4

56.4

36.1

Perceived tolerance of SGBV in the community

   

 Tolerated

22.4

24.3

23.4

 Not tolerated

77.6

75.7

76.6

Ever experienced partner or non-partner violence

   

 Yes

31.9

72.2

49.2

 No

68.1

27.8

50.8

Awareness of the timing for PEP

   

 Not aware

73.2

76.8

74.8

 Aware

26.8

23.2

25.2

Attitude towards help-seeking for SGBV

   

 Favorable

86.4

52.5

71.7

 Unfavorable

13.6

47.5

28.3