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Fig. 2 | Reproductive Health

Fig. 2

From: Socio-economic inequalities in ANC attendance among mothers who gave birth in the past 12 months in Debre Brehan town and surrounding rural areas, North East Ethiopia: a community-based survey

Fig. 2

Concentration curve of four or more ANC visits, Debre Brehan, Ethiopia, 2018. The horizontal line that dissects the rectangle into two equal parts is the line of equality, i.e., the situation when all studied women use at least four ANC visits equally without any distinction based on their SES. The line that lies above this 45-degree line is the concentration curve, indicating more prevalence of the service (based on unadjusted regression) among women from less well-off backgrounds. In the x axis of the graph, cumulative percentage of the study participant is plotted, beginning from the poorest to the richest wealth quintile. The y axis represents cumulative share of the attendance of at least four ANC visits. Twice the area between the concentration curve and the equality line is concentration index

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