On measuring and decomposing inequality of opportunity in access to health services among Tunisian children: a new approach for public policy

Saidi, Anis; Hamdaoui, Mekki

doi:10.1186/s12955-017-0777-7

Table 12 Sample’s characteristics by region (Health: 2011-2012).

From: On measuring and decomposing inequality of opportunity in access to health services among Tunisian children: a new approach for public policy

Tunisia:2012		Gender		Residence		Household’s education				Mather’s education				Annual family incomes(Economic quintile)					Number of Children (2-14) at Home		Housing property			Waetr access: potable water
Tunisia:2012		Male	Female	Urbain	Rural	Primary and similar	Secondary and similar	Superior	nothingness	Primary and similar	Secondary and similar	Superior	nothingness	The poorest	second	medium	fourth	the richest	Less than 3	3 and mores	proprietor	location	Others	No access	access
Région	Total	545 51.46	514 48.54	601 56.75	458 43.25	414 9.09	378 35.69	136 12.84	131 12.37	172 34.13	157 31.15	87 17.26	88 17.46	288 27.20	230 21.72	179 16.90	221 20.87	141 13.31	914 86.31	145 13.69	738 69.69	194 18.32	127 11.99	489 46.18	570 53.82
	District Tunis	61 45.19	74 54.81	125 92.59	10 7.41	43 31.85	52 38.52	31 22.96	9 6.67	16 25.81	25 40.32	19 30.65	2 3.23	6 4.44	19 14.07	26 19.26	37 27.41	47 34.81	131 97.04	4 2.96	57 42.22	53 39.26	25 18.52	40 29.63	95 70.37
	Nord Est	83 56.85	63 43.15	69 47.26	77 52.74	63 43.15	52 35.62	18 12.33	13 8.90	26 41.94	21 33.87	10 16.13	5 8.06	24 16.44	36 24.66	29 19.86	34 23.29	23 15.75	140 95.89	6 4.11	107 73.29	25 17.12	14 9.59	62 42.47	84 57.53
	Nord Ouest	55 49.11	57 50.89	46 41.07	66 58.93	39 34.82	33 29.46	11 9.82	29 25.89	14 27.45	9 17.65	13 25.49	15 29.41	40 35.71	27 24.11	21 18.75	15 13.39	9 8.04	99 88.39	13 2.68	84 75.00	17 15.18	11 9.82	44 39.29	68 60.71
	Centre Est	62 56.88	47 43.12	77 70.64	32 29.36	40 36.70	41 37.61	22 20.18	6 5.50	19 33.93	15 26.79	19 33.93	3 5.36	14 12.84	18 16.51	19 17.43	32 29.36	26 23.85	98 89.91	11 10.09	75 68.81	29 26.61	5 4.59	45 41.28	64 58.72
	Kasserine	45 44.12	57 55.88	32 31.37	70 68.63	52 50.98	27 26.47	5 4.90	18 17.65	20 41.67	14 29.17	2 4.17	12 25.00	39 38.24	37 36.27	13 12.75	11 10.78	2 1.96	83 81.37	19 18.63	60 58.82	13 12.75	29 28.43	37 36.27	65 63.73
	Kairouan	63 52.50	57 47.50	43 35.83	77 64.17	49 40.83	40 33.33	9 7.50	22 18.33	22 38.60	13 22.81	3 5.26	19 33.33	71 59.17	21 17.50	12 10.00	13 10.83	3 2.50	92 76.67	28 23.24	97 80.83	9 7.50	14 11.67	72 60.00	48 40.00
	Sidi Bouzid	58 61.70	36 38.30	28 29.79	66 70.21	35 37.23	30 31.91	13 13.83	16 17.02	15 28.30	16 30.19	6 11.32	16 30.19	47 50.00	20 21.28	11 11.70	11 11.70	5 5.32	73 77.66	21 22.34	76 80.85	10 10.64	8 8.51	62 65.96	32 34.04
	Sud Est	65 47.79	71 52.21	101 74.26	35 25.74	51 37.50	62 45.59	14 10.29	9 6.62	21 31.34	28 41.79	8 11.94	10 14.92	22 16.18	33 24.26	29 21.32	41 30.15	11 8.09	115 84.56	21 15.44	101 74.26	19 13.97	16 11.77	87 63.97	49 36.03
	Sud Ouest	53 50.48	52 49.52	80 76.19	25 23.81	42 40.00	41 39.05	13 12.38	9 8.57	19 39.58	16 33.33	7 14.58	6 12.50	25 23.81	19 18.10	19 18.10	27 25.71	15 14.29	83 79.05	22 20.95	81 77.14	19 18.10	5 4.76	40 38.10	65 61.90

The second value in Tables 10, 11 and 12 Appendix correspond to the percentage contribution in the corresponding sample

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