  
<prompt> Percent distribution of men age 30-34 experiencing earlier-than-typical, typical, or later-thantypical timing of first sex, first marriage, and birth of first child among Typology 1 countries
  
 [["", "Later", "Typical", "Earlier"], ["Benin", "", "", ""], ["First sex", "", "", ""], ["First marriage", "", "", ""], ["Birth of first child", "", "", ""], ["Mali", "", "", ""], ["First sex", "", "", ""], ["First marriage", "", "", ""], ["Birth of first child", "", "", ""], ["Nigeria", "", "", ""], ["First sex", "", "", ""], ["First marriage", "", "", ""], ["Birth of first child", "", "", ""], ["Uganda", "", "", ""], ["First sex", "", "", ""], ["First marriage", "", "", ""], ["Birth of first child", "", "", ""]] 
 <response> In each country, a higher proportion of men are considered to be on-time for the initiation of sexual activity than for either marriage or childbearing. For example, in Nigeria, 62.5% of men were classified as on-time for first sexual intercourse, compared to 34.5% and 27.1% for first marriage and the birth of first child, respectively. A majority of men in each country are classified as on-time for the initiation of first sexual intercourse, with ranges from 50.3% in Benin to 82.8% in Mali. In contrast, the proportion of men classified as on-time for first marriage ranges between 30.3% in Rwanda to 37.9% in Benin, and the proportion for the birth of the first child between 27.1% and 39.0%.  