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Trial End Date
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Before
October 02, 2002
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After
October 01, 2002
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Field
Last Published
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Before
July 06, 2014 07:22 AM
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After
July 25, 2014 02:49 PM
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Study Withdrawn
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Before
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After
No
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Intervention Completion Date
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Before
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After
October 01, 2002
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Field
Data Collection Complete
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Before
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After
Yes
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Final Sample Size: Number of Clusters (Unit of Randomization)
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Before
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After
70
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Field
Was attrition correlated with treatment status?
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Before
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After
No
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Final Sample Size: Total Number of Observations
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Before
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After
120.411 Students
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Final Sample Size (or Number of Clusters) by Treatment Arms
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Before
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After
G1: 20 municipalities with 38,435 students G2: 20 municipalities with 39,065 students G3: 10 municipalities with 14,154 students G4: 20 municipalities with 28,757 students
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Field
Do all standard errors account for clustering?
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Before
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After
Yes
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Field
Public Data URL
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Before
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After
http://academics.wellesley.edu/Economics/mcewan/PDF/GalianiandMcEwan(2013).zip
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Program Files
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Before
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After
Yes
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Program Files URL
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Before
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After
http://academics.wellesley.edu/Economics/mcewan/PDF/GalianiandMcEwan(2013).zip
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Data Collection Completion Date
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Before
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After
August 04, 2001
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Field
Is data available for public use?
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Before
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After
Yes
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Intervention (Public)
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Before
The municipalities were randomly allocated into four groups:
Group 1 (G1) families received health and education transfers
Group 2 (G2) families received health and education transfers; schools and health centers received transfers
Group 3 (G3) only schools and health centers received transfers
Group 4 (G4) served as a comparison
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After
70 municipalities were randomly allocated into four groups:
Group 1 (G1) families received health and education transfers
Group 2 (G2) families received health and education transfers; schools and health centers received transfers
Group 3 (G3) only schools and health centers received transfers
Group 4 (G4) served as a comparison
The education transfer, in the amount of 800 Lempiras per year (about US$50), was available to each child between 6 to 12 who enrolled in and regularly attended grades 1 to 4 between the school year of February to November. A health transfer of 644 Lempiras per year (about US$40) was available to children under 3 and pregnant mothers who regularly attended health centers. Households were eligible to receive up to 3 education transfers and up to 2 health transfers.
The 70 municipalities were divided into 5 quintiles based on mean height-for-age, and 8 of 14 municipalities in each quintile were randomly selected to receive transfers.
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Field
Intervention Start Date
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Before
October 02, 1999
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After
November 02, 2000
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Field
Primary Outcomes (End Points)
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Before
student participation, gender
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After
The main outcomes studied are whether an eligible child for the educational transfer is:
Enrolled in school
Works outside home
Works only in home
See Table A.1 in the attached document.
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Field
Planned Number of Observations
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Before
120,411 students
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After
120,411 students
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Field
First registered on
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Before
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After
May 30, 2014
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