_Table 1: Deprivation mapping: from dimension-specific indicators to deprivation statuses_

|**Dimensions**<br>**Deprivation status**|**Indicators**|
|---|---|
|Extreme<br>**Monetary**|The household annual consumption per capita is below national poverty line<br>evaluated to 137430 Naira annual per capita (PA NGA).|
|_Moderate_<br>_(only Preferred)_|_The household annual consumption per capita is above national poverty line but_<br>_below state societal poverty line: 1 + 0.5 x where x is the median state consumption_<br>_in$ per day per capita._|
|**Health**<br>Extreme|The individual suffers from at least one disability causing him a lot of difficulties in<br>daily life or/and suffers from an extreme bad nutritional status, meaning a stunting<br>condition for children (HAZ<sup>1</sup>< -2) or being undernourished (BMI<sup>2</sup>< 18.5) for adults.|
|<br>Moderate|The individual suffers from at least one disability causing him only some difficulties<br>in daily life and/or suffers from a moderate nutritional status, meaning being obese<br>(30 < BMI) for adults.|
|**Housing**<br>Extreme|The individual belongs to a household deprived regarding all following household-<br>level indicators: i) Household lacks access to limited-standard drinking water<sup>3</sup>; ii)<br>Household lacks access to limited-standard sanitation<sup>4</sup>; iii) Household has no access<br>to electricity; iv) Household has inadequate housing<sup>5</sup>|
|<br>Moderate|The individual belongs to a household deprived regarding three of the following<br>household-level indicators: i) Household lacks access to limited-standard drinking<br>water; ii) Household lacks access to limited-standard sanitation; iii) Household has no<br>access to electricity; iv)Household has inadequate housing|
|**Security**<br>Extreme|The individual belongs to a household, subjected the last 12 months to an extreme<br>insecurity event<sup>6</sup>or belongs to a local government area (LGA) with at least one<br>quarter of neighborhood households subjected to crime/violence with extreme<br>consequences the last 12 months.|
|Moderate|The individual belongs to a household, subjected the last 12 months to a moderate<br>insecurity event<sup>7</sup>or belongs to a local government area (LGA) with at least one<br>quarter of neighborhood households subjected to crime/violence with moderate<br>consequences the last 12 months.|
|**_Education_**<br>_Extreme_|_The individual is a school-age child up to the age of grade 8, not enrolled in school_|
|**_(only Preferred)_**<br>_Moderate_|_The individual belongs to a household in which no adult (age of grade 9 or above)_<br>_has completed primary education, and no adult can read nor write_|

_Source:_ Authors _Note_ :<sup>1</sup> Height for Age Z score 2 Body Mass Index 3Limited-standard drinking water refers to drinking water that comes from an improved source, defined as those that are likely to be protected from outside contamination, and from fecal matter in particular. It includes for example, piped, borehole, protected dug well, rainwater, or delivered water (PSPR 2018, WHO) 4Limited-standard sanitation refers to improved sanitation facilities, defined as those that hygienically separate human waste from human contact, including flush/pour flush to piped sewer system, septic tank, or a composting latrine (PSPR 2018, WHO) 5Inadequate housing refers to houses characterized by at least one of the following three conditions: the floor is of natural materials, the roof or the walls are of rudimentary materials (UNDP) 6Extreme insecurity events include events where any member of the household has been murdered, injured, or disabled, subjected to sexual violence, captured, or abducted, or made a refugee 7Moderate insecurity events include events where any member has been physically attacked, forced to work, restricted from going to school or hospitals, robbed, or where household’s dwelling has been damaged, or household’s land has been occupied or taken by force.

**This table presents, for each baseline and preferred scenario, the combination of basic indicators that allow to define, for each poverty dimension – monetary, education, health, housing, security-, a state of non-deprivation, moderate deprivation, and extreme deprivation.**

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