Table 3 Estimated probabilities of ICTs...

Table 3

Estimated probabilities of ICTs ownership among current school and university students in the age group (12–25): ELMPS 2018

Age group	Student’s attribute	Greater Cairo		Upper Egypt
Age group	Student’s attribute	With a disability	Without a disability	With a disability	Without disability
12–15	Living in a poor household and having an illiterate mother
	Male	0.3973	0.4248	0.1658	0.1840
	Female	0.3385	0.3647	0.1299	0.1454
	Living in a wealthy household and having a highly educated mother
	Male	0.8820	0.8954	0.6826	0.7073
	Female	0.8483	0.8643	0.6250	0.6515
16–18	Living in a poor household and having an illiterate mother
	Male	0.7528	0.7745	0.4892	0.5173
	Female	0.7009	0.7249	0.4272	0.4551
	Living in a wealthy household and having a highly educated mother
	Male	0.9834	0.9861	0.9220	0.9318
	Female	0.9757	0.9795	0.8965	0.9087
19–25	Living in a poor household and having an illiterate mother
	Male	0.8967	0.9088	0.7098	0.7334
	Female	0.8658	0.8805	0.6541	0.6798
	Living in a wealthy household and having a highly educated mother
	Male	0.9966	0.9973	0.9772	0.9807
	Female	0.9946	0.9956	0.9673	0.9721

Age group	Student’s attribute	Greater Cairo		Upper Egypt
Age group	Student’s attribute	With a disability	Without a disability	With a disability	Without disability
12–15	Living in a poor household and having an illiterate mother
	Male	0.3973	0.4248	0.1658	0.1840
	Female	0.3385	0.3647	0.1299	0.1454
	Living in a wealthy household and having a highly educated mother
	Male	0.8820	0.8954	0.6826	0.7073
	Female	0.8483	0.8643	0.6250	0.6515
16–18	Living in a poor household and having an illiterate mother
	Male	0.7528	0.7745	0.4892	0.5173
	Female	0.7009	0.7249	0.4272	0.4551
	Living in a wealthy household and having a highly educated mother
	Male	0.9834	0.9861	0.9220	0.9318
	Female	0.9757	0.9795	0.8965	0.9087
19–25	Living in a poor household and having an illiterate mother
	Male	0.8967	0.9088	0.7098	0.7334
	Female	0.8658	0.8805	0.6541	0.6798
	Living in a wealthy household and having a highly educated mother
	Male	0.9966	0.9973	0.9772	0.9807
	Female	0.9946	0.9956	0.9673	0.9721

Note(s): The estimated probabilities are calculated based on the PMDSS estimates holding the other variables in the Model at baseline: disability status among children (0–11 years) and adults (26 + years) is no; gender of the household head is male, and type of school and university is public. It is important to note that the first three variables are not statistically significant. However, the school and university types are statistically significant; most students (above 95%) were in public institutions

Source(s): Calculated by the authors

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