Table 2

Baseline Characteristics by Intervention Arm

Panel A: North
NMeansp-Value of Diff.
CashCash+BCCControlCash – ControlCash+BCC – ControlCash – Cash+BCC
Woman’s age1,18127.1027.5127.290.680.670.41
Woman’s years of formal schooling1,1812.852.752.960.700.470.72
Woman can read and write1,1810.490.480.480.870.910.96
Woman is the spouse of household head1,1810.820.820.820.900.860.96
Woman’s number of children aged 0–5 years1,1811.341.351.370.630.680.98
Woman’s number of children aged 6–15 years1,1810.860.960.860.910.200.24
Doing work that brings in cash, additional food, or allows to accumulate household assets1,1810.040.140.150.250.930.27
Woman’s monthly labor income1,1810.060.020.020.630.990.61
Woman currently owns any savings1,1810.06−0.05−0.010.370.620.17
Controls money needed to buy food, clothes, medicine, and toiletries1,181−0.09−0.03−0.060.790.720.53
Household size1,1814.975.044.970.990.530.56
Household’s total monthly consumption expenditure per capita1,181−0.09−0.09−0.110.560.750.95
p-value from joint F-test0.860.780.83
Panel B: South
NMeansp-Value of Diff.
FoodFood+BCCControlFood – ControlFood+BCC – ControlFood – Food+BCC
Woman’s age1,23527.5326.7027.360.740.200.10
Woman’s years of formal schooling1,2353.543.714.070.060.230.56
Woman can read and write1,2350.600.640.670.060.410.34
Woman is the spouse of household head1,2350.710.700.740.510.380.79
Woman’s number of children aged 0–5 years1,2351.401.341.340.190.950.17
Woman’s number of children aged 6–15 years1,2351.080.861.050.750.060.03
Doing work that brings in cash, additional food, or allows to accumulate household assets1,235−0.03−0.17−0.140.260.820.16
Woman’s monthly labor income1,235−0.09−0.09−0.020.380.450.96
Woman currently owns any savings1,2350.07−0.030.010.470.650.25
Controls money needed to buy food, clothes, medicine, and toiletries1,2350.100.070.060.650.880.77
Household size1,2355.465.265.540.570.060.17
Household’s total monthly consumption expenditure per capita1,2350.04−0.010.100.430.120.21
p-value from joint F-test0.700.010.12
  • Notes: p-values are reported from Wald tests on the equality of means of control and each treatment for each variable. Standard errors are clustered at the village level. Variables with missing values imputed at the treatment group mean: Doing work [. . .], Controls money [. . .], Household’s consumption expenditure. Standardized variables: Doing work [. . .], Woman’s monthly labor income, Woman currently owns any savings, Controls money [. . .], Household’s consumption expenditure.