14.4.4 Correlation Analysis
There is a positive correlation between the variables of gardens still owned and
available and household members/size in the Gauteng Province (Table 14.4). It is
generally expected that household members who are able to work are most likely to
Table 14.3 Gauteng Province household demographics
CTM
CJM
EM
SD
WD
GP
Household gender
Female
212
225
111
193
174
915
Male
58
94
30
23
30
235
Total
270
319
141
216
204
1150
Household age categories
<35
18
32
4
36
40
128
36–45
49
54
13
57
58
221
46–55
69
94
24
54
65
286
>56
134
139
100
69
41
454
Total
270
319
141
216
204
1150
Household level of education
No education
27
23
26
26
23
114
Primary education
105
133
52
41
54
367
Secondary education
125
149
54
149
121
574
Tertiary education
13
14
9
0
6
34
Total
270
319
141
216
204
1150
Household income
8
34
7
15
28
87
R501–R1000
41
83
1
49
60
221
R1001–R2500
115
69
87
109
68
417
>R2501
11
66
14
18
14
116
No income
95
67
32
25
34
248
Total
270
319
141
216
204
1150
Household monthly expenditure on food
8
17
0
4
13
40
R201–R400
27
35
2
39
27
121
R401–R600
78
57
11
48
42
223
>R601
157
210
126
122
121
699
No expenditure
0
0
2
3
1
6
Total
270
319
141
216
204
1150
Household members
1–5
177
186
73
161
133
730
6–10
82
108
49
50
59
348
>10
11
25
19
5
12
72
Total
270
319
141
216
204
1150
CTM City Tshwane Metropolitan, CJM City of Johannesburg Metropolitan, EM Ekurhuleni
District, SD Sedibeng District, WP West Rand District, GP Gauteng Province
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