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Table 1 HIV prevalence estimates by socio-demographic characteristics among youth (aged 15-24 years) in the sample general population survey and ANC surveillance in Manicaland, Zimbabwe, 1998-2005*

From: Monitoring trends in HIV prevalence among young people, aged 15 to 24 years, in Manicaland, Zimbabwe

 

Sample general population survey

ANC surveillance

 

(Aged 15-24 years)

(Aged 15-24 years)

HIV prevalence estimates by

socio-demographic

characteristics

Round 1

(1998-2000)

HIV % (n/N)

Round 2

(2001-2003)

HIV % (n/N)

Round 3

(2003-2005)

HIV % (n/N)

Round 1

(1998-2000)

HIV % (n/N)

Round 2

(2001-2003)

HIV % (n/N)

Round 3

(2003-2005)

HIV % (n/N)

Age

      

   15-19 years

4.5 (72/1600)

1.9 (25/1328)

2.6 (96/3738)

12.6 (33/261)

7.8 (19/245)

4.6 (11/242)

   20-24 years

18.6 (354/1905)

9.6 (79/823)

10.9 (288/2636)

21.2 (87/410)

16.4 (62/379)

14.0 (49/350)

Gender

      

   Male†

6.2 (106/1712)

2.3 (21/929)

2.7 (77/2886)

   

   Female

17.9 (320/1793)

6.8 (83/1222)

8.8 (307/3488)

17.9 (120/671)

13.0 (81/624)

10.1 (60/592)

Education

      

   None/primary

18.9 (155/819)

11.3 (37/329)

10.8 (113/1043)

18.3 (49/268)

11.3 (24/213)

10.8 (22/204)

   Secondary/higher

10.1 (271/2686)

3.6 (66/1819)

5.0 (263/5287)

17.7 (71/402)

13.9 (57/411)

9.8 (38/388)

Residence ‡

      

   Town

18.5 (109/588)

10.1 (31/308)

9.7 (99/1016)

19.7 (23/117)

12.3 (14/114)

9.4 (12/128)

   Commercial estate

12.2 (140/1152)

5.3 (33/618)

7.0 (111/1595)

19.0 (41/216)

14.6 (32/220)

11.3 (24/213)

   Subsistence farm

8.8 (103/1174)

3.5 (28/806)

4.4 (105/2386)

18.4 (40/217)

11.8 (26/220)

11.7 (19/163)

   Roadside trading

12.5 (74/591)

2.9 (12/419)

5.0 (69/1377)

13.2 (16/121)

12.9 (9/70)

5.7 (5/88)

  1. * P value results of Z-score tests for differences in the proportional change in prevalence trends between the two data sources (i.e., sample general population survey compared to ANC surveillance) by socio-demographic groupings (e.g., those aged 15-19 years versus those aged 20-24 years) for round 1 to round 2 and round 2 to round 3 were highly non-significant (p value >0.10), except for HIV prevalence trends by educational status where p = 0.092. As there was no evidence for any differences in trends by socio-demographic groupings, these results are not presented.
  2. †Men aged 15-16 years were ineligible to participate in rounds 1 and 2.
  3. ‡ In ANC surveillance, "Residence" indicates the location of the ANC clinic where the woman sought prenatal services and not necessarily where she resides.