Table 3

 Results of multivariate analysis of changes in sexual behaviour indicators between 1996 and 2003, by calendar year and type of survey

Sexual behaviour indicatorsOR*95% CIp Value
*Odds ratios (OR) are also adjusted for age, education (none, primary, secondary, higher), marital status (never, currently, formerly), current employment, and rural residence.
Men
    Ever had sex (15–24 year olds only)Calendar year0.95(0.91–0.99)0.027
DHS v SBS1.86(1.49–2.32)0.000
    Had sex by age 15Calendar year0.93(0.91–0.96)0.000
DHS v SBS1.40(1.19–1.64)0.000
    >1 partner in last year, did not use condom at last sexCalendar year0.92(0.89–0.95)0.000
DHS v SBS1.30(1.06–1.59)0.011
    Non-cohabiting partner in last year; no condom at last sex with that partnerCalendar year0.96(0.92–0.99)0.017
DHS v SBS1.80(1.46–2.22)0.000
Women
    Ever had sex (15–24 year olds only)Calendar year0.98(0.95–1.01)0.142
DHS v SBS1.17(0.97–1.41)0.107
    Had sex by age 15Calendar year0.96(0.94–0.98)0.000
DHS v SBS1.54(1.36–1.74)0.000
    Sex with >1 partner in last year, no condom at last sexCalendar year0.89(0.85–0.94)0.000
DHS v SBS0.90(0.65–1.26)0.553
    Non-cohabiting partner in last year; no condom at last sex with that partnerCalendar year0.85(0.83–0.88)0.000
DHS v SBS1.15(0.93–1.42)0.193