|155|Intra-village|Cleavages|Continuous (0-10). It is sometimes difficult for the inhabitants of a village to work<br>together because of the differences that exist between them. What cleavages exist in<br>this village? The cleavages were not prompted. We have a list from which they could<br>check the following cleavages: 1) between the rich and poor, 2) between men and<br>women, 3) between the young and the elderly, 4) between indigenous and newcomers,<br>5) between the different religions, 6) between the tribes or ethnic groups, 7) between<br>civilians and ex-combatants/ militia, 8) between pastoralists and farmers, 9) between<br>people of different political parties, and 10) between educated and uneducated. Simple<br>summation.|Q186|1.06|1.3|0|8|3167|
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|156|Intra-village|Trust village<br>member|Continuous (0-1000). Contribution in trust game to another randomly selected villager.<br>Specifically, each participant played a standard trust game four times. Each time, they<br>received 1,000 Congolese Francs (around $1, or a day’s wage). The amount send to the<br>receiver would be tripled, and the receiver would subsequently decide how much to<br>return. What was different each time was the receiver type. Participants played with<br>four of the following eight possible receivers: a village member or the village chief (to<br>measure intra-village cohesion), a village member of a neighboring village (to measure<br>inter-village cohesion), and five other potential receivers (not further used in this<br>study). The four receivers and their order was randomly assigned. One of the four<br>games was randomlyselected forpayout.|Q277|384.06|247.39|0|1000|1344|
|157|Intra-village|Trust village chief|Continuous (0-1000). Contribution in trust game to the village chief. See above for<br>game details.|Q277|420.72|263.99|0|1000|1304|
|158|Intra-village|Voluntary projects|Continuous (0-6). In the last six months, which of the following voluntary project take<br>place in the village: 1) construction and maintenance of primary schools or health<br>infrastructure, 2) construction or maintenance of roads, 3) construction or maintenance<br>of wells, 4) organization of security patrols, 5) maintenance of a church or mosque, 6)<br>construction of a market? Simple summation.|Q192|0.7|1.02|0|6|3352|
|159|Intra-village|Community<br>ownership|Continuous (0-8). The community is capable of independently determining the rules of<br>access and use for a number of community resources: 1) arable land, 2) community<br>forest, 3) pasture, 4) water (lake, rivers), 5) mineral mine, 6) quarry for stone/ sand, 7)<br>huntingreserve,and 8)other. Simple summation.|EC121b-<br>EC128b|1.29|1.36|0|7|465|
|160|Intra-village|Development<br>committee|Binary. Development committee exist in the village?|EC105a|0.39|0.49|0|1|704|
|161|Intra-village|Committee<br>population|Binary. Development committee undertakes activities that benefits the whole<br>community. Conditional on development committee existence.|EC105b|0.92|0.27|0|1|272|
|162|Intra-village|Committee<br>frequency|Binary. How often does the development committee meet per month? Conditional on<br>development committee existence.|EC105c|1.69|1.31|0|8|252|
|163|Intra-village|# Associations|Same as above|EC105a-<br>EC120a|3.07|2.2|0|13|712|
|164|Inter-village|Cleavages other<br>village|Continuous (0-10). It is sometimes difficult for the inhabitants of a village to work<br>together because of the differences that exist between them. What cleavages exist<br>between members of this village and those in neighboring villages? The cleavages were<br>prompted. We have a list from which they could check the following cleavages: 1)<br>between the rich and poor, 2) between men and women, 3) between the young and the<br>elderly, 4) between indigenous and newcomers, 5) between the different religions, 6)<br>between the tribes or ethnic groups, 7) between civilians and ex-combatants/ militia, 8)<br>between pastoralists and farmers, 9) between people of different political parties, and<br>10)between educated and uneducated. Simple summation.|Q187|0.96|1.26|0|8|3124|
|165|Inter-village|Trust other village|Continuous (0-1000). Contribution in trust game to a (randomly selected) villager of a<br>neighboringvillage. See above forgame details.|Q277|367.32|239.66|0|1000|1358|

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