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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

Variablewhysellasset
LabelIf yes what was the main reason for selling the asset? Box 9
Responses
1 Repay debts 14
2 Festivals 8
3 Funeral 1
4 Illness 111
5 Extra food 32
6 Livestock drugs/vet bills 4
7 Water for animals 0
8 Community obligations 2
9 Taxes 0
10 Transport 2
11 To buy phone credit 0
12 Other, pilot 6
13 Festivals Extra food 2
14 Festivals Illness 3
15 Festivals Illness Extra food 4
16 Funeral Illness 0
17 Illness Extra food 16
18 Illness Other, pilot 1
19 Repay debts Illness 2
20 Repay debts Illness Extra food 1
21 Repay debts Transport 1
Sysmiss 22762
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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