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Table 5 Estimates of prevalence in the control and minimally detectable effect sizes in percentage points (pp) of programme impact by age-cohort and by rural and urban stratifications

From: Cluster randomized evaluation of Adolescent Girls Empowerment Programme (AGEP): study protocol

 

Totala

Ruralb

Urbanb

Younger

Older

Younger

Older

Younger

Older

Ever had sex

40%, ± 10 pp

82%, ± 9 pp

47%, ± 14 pp

89%, ± 11 pp

34%, ± 13 pp

75%, ± 13 pp

Ever married

15%, ± 6 pp

63%, ± 10 pp

19%, ± 11 pp

76%, ± 13 pp

10%, ± 8 pp

48%, ± 14 pp

Ever given birth

16%, ± 6 pp

70%, ± 10 pp

18%, ± 10 pp

83%, ± 13 pp

13%, ± 8 pp

54%, ± 14 pp

Completed grade 7

61%, ± 10 pp

60%, ± 9 pp

43%, ± 14 pp

41%, ± 15 pp

79%, ± 11 pp

85%, ± 9 pp

Completed grade 9

28%, ± 10 pp

38%, ± 10 pp

11%, ± 11 pp

17%, ± 13 pp

45%, ± 15 pp

64%, ± 14 pp

Ever use of modern contraception

15%, ± 8 pp

55%, ± 7 pp

15%, ± 12 pp

55%, ± 14 pp

15%, ± 12 pp

55%, ± 15 pp

HIV prevalence

6%, ± 4 pp

12%, ± 6 pp

6%, n/a c

7%, n/a c

6%, n/a c

19%, ± 10 pp

HSV-2 prevalence

21%, ± 8 pp

26%, ± 8 pp

21%, ± 11 pp

26%, ± 12 pp

21%, ± 11 pp

26%, ± 12 pp

  1. Notes: Younger cohort members are expected to be ages 14–18 at endline; older cohort members are expected to be ages 19–23 at endline. All estimates assume alpha of 0.05, power of 0.80, and site fixed effects
  2. aFor each age cohort estimates are based on: 10 sites, 4 clusters per arm per site (40 clusters per arm), and 10 subjects per cluster
  3. bFor each age cohort estimates are based on: 5 sites, 4 clusters per arm per site (20 clusters per arm), and 10 subjects per cluster
  4. cNot powered at 0.80 to detect programme impact