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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Cluster Randomised Controlled Trial on the Impact of Cash-Based Interventions on Nutrition Status in Mothers and Children from Poor Households in Pakistan, 2015-2016

Variable Details

Variablepe_2cash_use
Labelsecond_use_of_cas
Responses
1 Bought_productive_assets 135
2 Not_spent_yet 5
3 Paid_off_debts 21
4 Saved_all 0
5 Saved_most 18
6 loaned_to_family_member 8
7 loaned_to_non-family_member 3
8 on_food_for_all_the_children 1027
9 on_food_for_all_the_family 2705
10 on_food_for_index_children_only 797
11 on_medical_items_for_all_the_children 290
12 on_medical_items_for_all_the_family 587
13 on_medical_items_for_the_index_children 586
14 on_non-food_items_for_all_the_children_excl_schooling 66
15 on_non-food_items_for_all_the_family_excl_schooling 106
16 on_non-food_items_for_the_index_children_excl_schooling 101
Sysmiss 16517
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationCluster Randomised Controlled Trial on the Impact of Cash-Based Interventions on Nutrition Status in Mothers and Children from Poor Households in Pakistan, 2015-2016
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