Table 2 Distributions of malaria risk factors for individuals and households residing in mining exposed, logging exposed, and doubly unexposed clusters, stratified by urban/rural status.

From: Impact of extractive industries on malaria prevalence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: a population-based cross-sectional study

 

Rural

Urban

Mining + logging unexposed

Mining exposed

Logging exposed

Mining + logging unexposed

Mining exposed

Logging exposed

Individual level

n

5272

3956

1108

1583

3938

546

Age

29 [21, 39]

28 [21, 38]

29 [20, 39]

27 [20, 37]

27 [20, 36]

28 [20, 38]

Male (%)

2554 (48)

1878 (47)

559 (50)

779 (49)

1813 (46)

264 (48)

LLIN use (%)

2917 (55)

1982 (50)

598 (54)

880 (56)

1771 (45)

361 (66)

Occupation (%)

 Professional/sales/services

667 (13)

467 (12)

187 (17)

414 (26)

1346 (34)

175 (32)

 Not working

896 (17)

606 (15)

174 (16)

458 (29)

1293 (33)

114 (21)

 Manual labor or army

280 (5)

268 (7)

34 (3)

231 (15)

767 (19)

78 (14)

 Agricultural work

3267 (62)

2504 (63)

679 (61)

416 (26)

383 (10)

160 (29)

 Missing

162 (3)

111 (3)

34 (3)

64 (4)

149 (4)

19 (3)

Household level

n

2481

1921

506

644

1538

234

Wealth (moderate or higher) (%)

767 (31)

908 (47)

180 (36)

478 (74)

1432 (93)

162 (69)

Finished roof (%)

188 (8)

429 (22)

57 (11)

282 (44)

1301 (85)

99 (42)

  1. Data are n (%) or median [IQR].
  2. LLIN long-lasting insecticidal net.