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| Leaders | Primary female caregivers | Fathers | Elders | Sibling caregivers |
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| Age range | 20 to 68 years | 16 to 72 years (included grandmothers caring for orphans) | 22 to 64 years | 42 to 92 years | 4 to 15 years |
| Sex | 28 male
23 female | — | — | 8 male
14 female | 6 male
23 female |
| Highest level of education achieved | No formal education to graduate level training | 18 no formal education
17 primary | 23 primary
1 senior
1 postsecondary diploma | 15 none
5 primary
2 senior | 5 none (some too young)
24 primary (some not currently in school due to poverty) |
| Livelihood | Leadership positions described above and/or farming (particularly for LCs and traditional leaders) | Farming either in own land or for others for food or money and/or small-scale trade/ business | Farmers | Farming, small business, receiving aid, or supported by family | |
| Marital status | | 23 married or living together
12 separated or widowed | All married or living together
(1 to 4 wives) | 10 married
11 widowed
1 separated | |
| Number of children range | | 1 to 8 children
(9 were caring for orphans) | 3 to 14 (including biological and orphans) | 4 to 11 including biological and orphans | Most caring for 1 to 2 charges |
| Current residence | | 14 in camp
3 living both in camp and in village
16 in village | 10 in camp
5 in both camp and village
10 in village | 8 in camp
14 village | 14 in camp
15 village (most were born in camps or came in early infancy) |
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