Table 1: Basic group characteristics
Mean Min Max
|
Size (regular members) |
14.22 4.92 |
6 |
30 16 |
|
% Female members |
50% |
0 |
100% |
|
Only men |
11.1% | ||
|
Only women |
33.3% | ||
|
Mixed, mostly men |
33.3% | ||
|
Mixed, mostly women |
22.2% | ||
|
Members’ age |
31.09 |
15 |
73 |
|
Group avg. median |
28.68 | ||
|
Group avg. min |
19.53 | ||
|
Group avg. max |
60.22 | ||
|
Members’ education | |||
|
Class 1-4 |
7.3% | ||
|
Class 5-8 |
41.1% | ||
|
Form I-II |
12.9% | ||
|
Form III-IV |
25.8% | ||
|
Form V-VI |
0.0% | ||
|
Educational college |
2.0% | ||
|
Technical institute |
0.7% | ||
|
Basic adult educ. |
2.3% | ||
|
No schooling |
7.9% | ||
|
Members’ wealth (Ksh) |
7379.1 |
350 |
197300 |
|
Group avg. median (Ksh) |
5134.4 | ||
|
Group avg. min (Ksh) |
2450 | ||
|
Group avg. max (Ksh) |
24192.3 |
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