|(7)<br>p-value<br>of t-test<br>(1&2)=(3&4)|0.000<br>0.000<br>0.000<br>0.415<br>0.076<br>0.102<br>0.451<br>0.350<br>0.246<br>0.774<br>0.891<br>0.000<br>0.847<br>0.181<br>0.046<br>0.270<br>0.279<br>0.000<br>1036<br>ed and untargeted<br>ldren. The bottom<br>targeted and with<br>the p-value of the<br>level. (*** p_<_0.01,|
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|(6)<br>p-value<br>of t-test<br>(3)=(4)|0.105<br>0.599<br>0.176<br>0.592<br>0.123<br>0.434<br>0.776<br>0.755<br>0.615<br>0.972<br>0.248<br>0.315<br>0.306<br>0.557<br>0.964<br>0.791<br>0.354<br>0.633<br>663<br>etween target<br>or without chi<br>e household is<br>umn 7 reports<br>d at the cluster|
|(5)<br>p-value<br>of t-test<br>(1)=(2)|0.074<br>0.509<br>0.819<br>0.640<br>0.459<br>0.731<br>0.820<br>0.444<br>0.405<br>0.726<br>0.694<br>0.935<br>0.916<br>0.862<br>0.231<br>0.556<br>0.640<br>0.969<br>373<br>y of means b<br>eholds with<br>value 1 if th<br>he table. Col<br>are clustere|
|(4)<br>t children<br>Targeted<br>HHs|2.492<br>0.400<br>2.567<br>0.277<br>0.079<br>0.174<br>0.174<br>0.193<br>1.295<br>6.450<br>0.852<br>2.450<br>0.756<br>0.552<br>0.967<br>54.957<br>0.419<br>480<br>-test of equalit<br>tween all hous<br>a dummy with<br>s reported in t<br>e included. SE|
|(3)<br>HH withou<br>Untargeted<br>HHs|2.350<br>0.421<br>2.838<br>0.246<br>0.115<br>0.148<br>0.148<br>0.187<br>1.298<br>6.388<br>0.814<br>2.399<br>0.710<br>0.585<br>0.962<br>59.896<br>0.464<br>183<br>the p-values of t<br>ality of means be<br>ng a regression of<br>lling characteristic<br>lity fxed effects ar|
|(2)<br>children<br>Targeted<br>HHs|5.312<br>0.558<br>3.261<br>0.258<br>0.096<br>0.181<br>0.162<br>0.173<br>1.329<br>6.435<br>0.838<br>2.738<br>0.750<br>0.508<br>0.946<br>81.805<br>0.450<br>260<br>n 5 (6) reports<br>of t-test of equ<br>nt when runni<br>hold and dwe<br>ove. Municipa|
|(1)<br>HH with<br>Untargeted<br>HHs|_Household Characteristics_<br>Household size<br>4.885<br>Household head is female<br>0.522<br>Education of head of household (years)<br>3.414<br>Satisfed with overall house quality (1=Yes)<br>0.265<br>Satisfed with quality of the house foor (1=Yes)<br>0.142<br>Satisfed with wall quality (1=Yes)<br>0.195<br>Satisfed with roof quality (1=Yes)<br>0.168<br>Satisfed with quality of family life (1=Yes)<br>0.212<br>Quality of Life Index (ICV)<br>1.275<br>Hours at home per day<br>6.469<br>_House Characteristics_<br>House with dirt foor (1=Yes)<br>0.841<br>Number of rooms in the house<br>2.743<br>Share of bedrooms with dirt foor<br>0.721<br>Walls are made of wood or zinc (1=Yes)<br>0.504<br>House is owned (1=Yes)<br>0.903<br>Monthly rent if leased out (USD)<br>55.753<br>Most important repair was not foor upgrade (1=Yes)<br>0.451<br>F-test of joint signifcance (p-value)<br>Number of households<br>113<br>Notes: See Appendix Table A1 for variable defnitions. For each characteristic, colum<br>households with (without) children up to 10 years old. Column 7 reports the p-values<br>of column 5 (6) also reports the p-value of the F-test that all variables are joint signifca<br>(without) children and 0 if untargeted and below (above) the median against all house<br>same test with a dummy with value 1 if the household is below the median and 0 if ab<br>** p_<_0.05, * p_<_0.1).|

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