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Table 12.1 Knowledge of AIDS<br />

Percentage of women and men who have heard of AIDS, and percentage who believe there is a way to avoid getting<br />

AIDS, by background characteristics, Ethiopia 2000<br />

_________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />

Women<br />

Men<br />

__________________________________ _________________________________<br />

Believes<br />

Believes<br />

there is<br />

there is<br />

Has a way Has a way<br />

Background heard of to avoid heard of to avoid<br />

characteristic HIV/AIDS getting AIDS Number HIV/AIDS getting AIDS Number<br />

_________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />

Age<br />

15-19<br />

20-24<br />

25-29<br />

30-39<br />

40-49<br />

50-59<br />

Current marital status<br />

Never married<br />

Ever had sex<br />

Never had sex<br />

Married or living together<br />

Divorced, separated,<br />

widowed<br />

Residence<br />

Urban<br />

Rural<br />

Region<br />

Tigray<br />

Affar<br />

Amhara<br />

Oromiya<br />

Somali<br />

Benishangul-Gumuz<br />

SNNP<br />

Gambela<br />

Harari<br />

Addis Ababa<br />

Dire Dawa<br />

Education<br />

No education<br />

Primary<br />

Secondary and higher<br />

78.9 66.6 3,710 87.8 79.8 600<br />

85.4 73.8 2,860 97.3 89.3 408<br />

88.4 77.4 2,585 97.7 94.8 343<br />

86.9 74.3 3,557 97.9 94.3 580<br />

85.2 70.6 2,655 98.1 94.4 389<br />

NA NA NA 97.7 87.6 287<br />

80.6 69.1 3,688 91.3 83.5 1,040<br />

95.7 93.3 207 99.1 91.8 278<br />

79.7 67.6 3,481 88.4 80.5 762<br />

85.9 72.6 9,789 98.5 94.0 1,460<br />

86.1 76.2 1,890 95.3 86.8 107<br />

97.2 93.6 2,791 98.8 97.6 379<br />

81.9 67.5 12,576 94.9 88.1 2,228<br />

91.3 87.2 969 95.3 94.4 136<br />

67.0 45.5 178 89.7 61.9 34<br />

87.1 81.2 3,820 96.4 93.4 630<br />

84.9 68.9 5,937 96.0 88.2 1,054<br />

62.2 41.5 175 89.1 70.8 36<br />

69.7 62.4 160 91.8 86.5 31<br />

79.2 62.0 3,285 94.2 88.3 566<br />

70.1 58.0 40 79.7 74.9 7<br />

91.9 74.9 41 96.7 93.0 7<br />

99.0 96.5 684 97.9 96.3 95<br />

95.1 79.3 79 98.1 94.6 12<br />

80.5 65.6 11,551 92.9 83.5 1,358<br />

95.7 88.1 2,425 97.6 94.7 860<br />

99.7 99.2 1,391 99.9 99.1 388<br />

Total<br />

84.7 72.2 15,367 95.5 89.5 2,607<br />

_________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />

NA = Not applicable<br />

Community meetings are the most important source of information on AIDS as stated by both<br />

women and men (80 percent and 71 percent, respectively) who have heard of AIDS (Tables 12.2.1 and<br />

12.2.2). Men are much more likely than women to have heard of AIDS on the radio and television.<br />

Friends and relatives are an important source of information on AIDS for both men and women, as are<br />

health workers. Exposure to AIDS information on the radio is nearly four times as high among urban<br />

than rural women and twice as high among urban than rural men.<br />

Young respondents are more likely to mention school as a source of information on AIDS, while<br />

community meetings are more important for older respondents. Never-married women and men who<br />

have ever had sex are more likely to receive information on AIDS from the media than other women and<br />

men. In contrast, community meetings are an important source of information on AIDS among currently<br />

married and formerly married women and men. Urban residents (women and men) are more likely to<br />

have heard of AIDS from the media than rural women and men. For rural residents, community<br />

meetings are the single most important source of information on AIDS.<br />

160 * HIV/AIDS and Other STIs

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