Effectiveness of conditional cash transfers, subsidized child care and life skills training on adolescent mothers’ schooling, sexual and reproductive health, and mental health outcomes in Burkina Faso and Malawi: The PROMOTE Project randomized controlled

BURKINA FASO, MALAWI, 2024
Health and Well-Being (HaW)

Caroline Kabiru

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Data file: BURKINA FASO PROMOTE (1)

Overview

vald 276

invd 0

Interval discrete

Decimal 0

Range 1 - 96

Questions and instructions

Literal question

What is one informal way of saving your money?

Categories

Value	Category	Cases
1	BANK/BANK ACCOUNT	1	0.4%
2	SAVINGS GROUP/VSL/MERRY GO ROUND (CHIPELEGANYU)	5	1.8%
3	HOMEBANK/UNDER MATTRESS/HOLE	68	24.6%
4	BOX/CLOSET	21	7.6%
5	WITH A FRIEND	14	5.1%
6	WITH A PARENT OR GUARDIAN	15	5.4%
7	IN A SAVINGS GROUP/CHAMA	32	11.6%
8	SHOPKEEPER	2	0.7%
9	INVESTMENTS	0	0%
10	AIRTEL MONEY/MPAMBA	114	41.3%
11	DON'T KNOW	2	0.7%
96	Other	2	0.7%

Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.

Question pretext

Now I am going to read you a story and then ask you some questions about it:
"Jane is 17 years and lives with her mother and her younger sister. Her older sister, Mary is married and lives in another town, three hours away. Mary just had a baby boy, and Jane is eager to visit her sister. Jane will need to save money for transport and a small gift for the baby. A cute little hat would be perfect! But she can't take money from her savings because she is saving that money to start her own business. Jane's dream is to start a small catering business. Hopefully, her neighbor will employ her to work extra days in her hotel so she can get the money she needs for her trip"

Question post text

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Interviewer instructions

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Description

Text

One informal way the pregnant or parenting adolescent uses in saving her money

Universe

Pregnant and parenting adolescents(PPA)

others

Notes

"140. What is one informal way of saving your money?"