|(7)<br>p-value<br>of t-test<br>(1&2)=(3&4)<br>0.641<br>0.471<br>0.883<br>0.078<br>0.003<br>0.098<br>0.021<br>0.566<br>0.340<br>0.402<br>0.807<br>0.385<br>0.327<br>0.415<br>0.454<br>0.445<br>0.582<br>0.231<br>1036<br>d households below<br>t the p-value of the<br>d below (above) the<br>s below the median|
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|(6)<br>p-value<br>of t-test<br>(3)=(4)<br>0.238<br>0.892<br>0.951<br>0.515<br>0.069<br>0.214<br>0.522<br>0.568<br>0.614<br>0.878<br>0.188<br>0.409<br>0.358<br>0.141<br>0.791<br>0.977<br>0.556<br>0.824<br>500<br>d untargete<br>6) also repor<br>ntargeted an<br>household i|
|(5)<br>p-value<br>of t-test<br>(1)=(2)<br>0.140<br>0.753<br>0.421<br>0.180<br>0.427<br>0.141<br>0.406<br>0.983<br>0.635<br>0.718<br>0.742<br>0.914<br>0.667<br>0.026<br>0.922<br>0.206<br>0.946<br>0.287<br>536<br>n targeted an<br>of column 5 (<br>ian and 0 if u<br>value 1 if the|
|(3)<br>(4)<br>vention until follow-up interview (∆_S_)<br>Above Median<br>Untargeted<br>Targeted<br>HHs<br>HHs<br>3.279<br>3.442<br>0.415<br>0.428<br>2.755<br>2.742<br>0.218<br>0.201<br>0.102<br>0.045<br>0.170<br>0.127<br>0.136<br>0.130<br>0.156<br>0.142<br>1.211<br>1.249<br>6.116<br>6.241<br>0.823<br>0.890<br>2.544<br>2.620<br>0.749<br>0.809<br>0.442<br>0.490<br>0.932<br>0.955<br>54.949<br>54.859<br>0.408<br>0.357<br>147<br>353<br>the p-values of t-test of equality of means betwee<br>holds above and below the median. The bottom<br>household is targeted and below (above) the med<br>the p-value of the same test with a dummy with<br>1, ** p_<_0.05, * p_<_0.1).|
|(2)<br>ed from inter<br>Median<br><br>Targeted<br>HHs<br>3.519<br>0.481<br>2.788<br>0.333<br>0.121<br>0.220<br>0.204<br>0.225<br>1.305<br>6.630<br>0.809<br>2.488<br>0.703<br>0.579<br>0.964<br>35.209<br>0.496<br>387<br>mn 5 (6) reports<br>tween all house<br>th value 1 if the<br>olumn 7 reports<br>level. (*** p_<_0.0|
|(1)<br>Time elaps<br>Below<br>Untargeted<br>HHs<br>_Household Characteristics_<br>Household size<br>3.356<br>Household head is female<br>0.503<br>Education of head of household (years)<br>3.121<br>Satisfed with overall house quality (1=Yes)<br>0.289<br>Satisfed with quality of the house foor (1=Yes)<br>0.148<br>Satisfed with wall quality (1=Yes)<br>0.161<br>Satisfed with roof quality (1=Yes)<br>0.174<br>Satisfed with quality of family life (1=Yes)<br>0.235<br>Quality of Life Index (ICV)<br>1.315<br>Hours at home per day<br>6.718<br>_House Characteristics_<br>House with dirt foor (1=Yes)<br>0.826<br>Number of rooms in the house<br>2.517<br>Share of bedrooms with dirt foor<br>0.680<br>Walls are made of wood or zinc (1=Yes)<br>0.664<br>House is owned (1=Yes)<br>0.946<br>Monthly rent if leased out (USD)<br>24.253<br>Most important repair was not foor upgrade (1=Yes)<br>0.510<br>F-test of joint signifcance (p-value)<br>Number of households<br>149<br>Notes: See Appendix Table A1 for variable defnitions. For each characteristic, colu<br>(above) the median. Column 7 reports the p-values of t-test of equality of means be<br>F-test that all variables are joint signifcant when running a regression of a dummy wi<br>median against all household and dwelling characteristics reported in the table. In c<br>and 0 if above. Municipality fxed effects are included. SE are clustered at the cluster|

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