Using equitable impact sensitive tool (EQUIST) to promote implementation of evidence informed policymaking to improve maternal and child health outcomes: a focus on six West African Countries

Table 6 Percentage of health intervention effective coverage by residence and wealth in Six West African Countries

Country/ Year	Situational description	Family Care Practices			Preventive Services	Curative Services
Country/ Year	Situational description	WASH (Improved water source)	ITNs (ITN ownership)	NIF (Excl breast feeding)	Immunization Plus (DTP3)	IMNCI (Oral antibiotic case mgt)	Delivery by skilled professionals (Essential care)	EMONC (Case Mgt of prematurity)
Benin/2014	National average	18	73	41	0.74	23	80	100
	Rural	7	72	42	0.72	26	78	100
	Urban	34	74	41	0.76	19	84	100
	Poorest	0	68	40	0.60	19	66	100
	Richest	58	77	39	0.88	13	91	100
Burkina-Faso/2010	National average	17	47	25	90	42	ND	25
	Rural	7	48	25	89	37	ND	25
	Urban	53	45	25	92	60	ND	25
	Poorest	100	42	25	83	29	ND	25
	Richest	59	48	25	93	52	ND	25
Ghana/2014	National average	82	47	52	89	43	16	NA
	Rural	74	55	52	89	39	20	ND
	Urban	89	36	52	88	51	6	ND
	Poorest	82	55	52	87	28	21	ND
	Richest	82	31	52	92	22	2	ND
Mali/2013	National average	73	61	36	63	37	26	13
	Rural	73	61	0.7	59	36	27	8
	Urban	73	58	1	79	40	25	39
	Poorest	73	56	41	48	22	25	2
	Richest	73	59	29	78	44	24	42
Nigeria/2013	National average	67	13	17	38	19	28	4
	Rural	54	13	17	25	16	20	1
	Urban	86	13	21	62	25	27	16
	Poorest	36	9	17	7	14	6	0
	Richest	84	12	17	80	35	27	29
Senegal/2014	National average	81	43	32	89	33	27	7
	Rural	72	44	33	89	40	28	3
	Urban	91	42	32	89	28	27	4
	Poorest	56	38	28	86	34	27	2
	Richest	97	33	23	92	40	26	9

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