Characterizing zero-dose and under-vaccinated children among refugees and internally displaced persons in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Table 3 Bivariate and multivariate analysis of the association “zero-dose” and socio-demographic and economic characteristics, Vaccination Coverage Survey among refugees and IDPs, DRC

Variables		Zero-doses		Bivariate					Multivariate
		Yes	No	OR	IC95%			p-value	AOR	IC95%			p-value
Place of residence								0.2096
	In community in a household	20	150	1
	In a refugee camp	10	152	0.49	0.22	to	1.09
	In the PDI home site	34	326	0.78	0.44	to	1.40
Mother/caregiver’s Age Group								0.8066
	Under 20	4	50	1
	20–29 years old	35	300	1.46	0.50	to	4.28
	30–39 years old	16	188	1.06	0.34	to	3.32
	40–49 years old	6	68	1.10	0.30	to	4.12
	50 years and over	3	22	1.71	0.35	to	8.27
Mother/caregiver’s marital status								0.418
	Single	8	57	1
	Divorced/widowed	13	102	0.91	0.36	to	2.32
	Married	43	469	0.65	0.29	to	1.46
Mother/caregiver’s educational level								0.4717
	Uneducated	26	240	1
	Primary	23	271	0.78	0.44	to	1.41
	Secondary/tertiary	15	117	1.18	0.60	to	2.32
Mother/caregiver’s profession								0.9943
	Unemployed	11	111	1
	Farmer/Breeder	42	411	1.03	0.51	to	2.07
	Employee	11	106	1.05	0.44	to	2.52
Mother/caregiver’s religion								0.0064
	None/traditional	4	20	1
	Christian	52	581	0.45	0.15	to	1.36
	Muslim	8	27	1.48	0.39	to	5.61
Place of residence								0.428
	Urban	5	34	1
	Rural	59	594	0.68	0.25	to	1.79
Sex of child								0.1319
	Male	27	327	1
	Female	37	301	1.49	0.89	to	2.51
Place of birth of the child								< 0.001
	Health facility	23	45	1					1
	At home/on the road	41	583	7.27	4.01	to	13.16		7.45	3.88	to	14.32	< 0.001

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