Prevalence of household food insecurity in wetland adjacent areas of Uganda

Table 5 Bivariate analysis of the relationship between socio-economic and demographic characteristics of respondents and household food security

Similar alphabetical letter superscripts indicate statistically significant differences in post hoc test
M median, HH household head
*Mean (SD)
P value^1,2, ¹one-way ANOVA, ²Welch ANOVA
^aSignificantly different between moderately food insecure and highly food insecure, ^b significantly different between highly food insecure and totally food insecure; ^c significantly different between moderately food insecure and highly food insecure, ^d significantly different between food secure and moderately food insecure, ^e significantly different between food secure and totally food insecure, ^f significantly different between moderately food insecure and highly food insecure, ^g significantly different between highly food insecure and totally food insecure, ^h significantly different between food secure and highly food insecure, ⁱ significantly different between food secure and totally food insecure, ^j significantly different between moderately food insecure and highly food insecure, ^k significantly different between moderately food insecure and totally food insecure, ^l significantly different between food secure and highly food insecure, ^m significantly different between food secure and totally food insecure, ⁿ significantly different between moderately food insecure and highly food insecure, ^s distributions not similar for food security categories (other distributions are similar), ^ns post hoc test not statistically significantly different

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