Economic Empowerment of Adolescent Girls and Young Women in Liberia 2010, Baseline Survey

Liberia, 2010

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LBR_2010_EPAG-BL_v01_M

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https://doi.org/10.48529/jakv-wj47

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Shubha Chakravarty

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Impact Evaluation Surveys

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Data file: baselinemidline_clean_14aug2013_anonymized

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Valid: 373

Type: Discrete

Start: 5577

End: 5734

Width: 158

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Value	Cases
ARC could not locate after repeated efforts.	15	4%
ARC could not locate.	2	0.5%
ARC found her. She's actually 26. // No longer part of impact evaluation.	1	0.3%
ARC talked to trainee. She is now in formal school and cannot participate.	2	0.5%
ARC was not able to locate.	1	0.3%
After numerous attempts, ARC cannot mobilize Thelma. Keeps promising to come, but never shows up.	2	0.5%
Antoinette moved to ELWA and cannot participate.	1	0.3%
CEP could not locate after repeated efforts.	7	1.9%
CEP could not locate.	8	2.1%
CEP has name are Kagbeh, not Karpeh.	2	0.5%
CEP has name as Karper, not Kollie.	2	0.5%
CEP made contact with the girl, but she repeatedly stated that she did not want to join.	1	0.3%
CEP met with her and her family several times. Girl is not interested in program.	1	0.3%
Cannot participate because she is taking care of her sick older brother.	2	0.5%
Cannot participate. In college at Cuttington University.	1	0.3%
Currently in school & moved to Duala. Not able to participate.	1	0.3%
Despite numerous attempts, Vivian is not interested nor available to participate.	2	0.5%
Family refused to allow her to enter the program. CEP held several family meeting to try to convince them to allow her to join. They want her to girl married.	2	0.5%
Got job and is planning to start at UL. Does not want to participate.	1	0.3%
Has a teaching job at the community school. Says she wants to participate in Round 2.	2	0.5%
IRC could not locate after repeated efforts.	7	1.9%
IRC notes her as 21 years.	2	0.5%
IRC was not able to locate.	20	5.4%
In another program and does not have time to participate.	1	0.3%
In day school and too busy.	2	0.5%
In day school now. Not interested in program.	2	0.5%
In formal school now and too busy to participate.	4	1.1%
In prison.	1	0.3%
Just underwent a major operation and cannot participate.	2	0.5%
LEED could not convince her to join.	2	0.5%
LEED could not locate.	1	0.3%
LEED has name as Marvelyne, not Maivelya.	1	0.3%
LEED spoke with her on several occassions. She says she is too busy.	1	0.3%
Linda is involved in out-of-town business and cannot commit to program.	2	0.5%
Moved to Bomi County.	1	0.3%
Moved to Freetown for one year, will be back next year.	1	0.3%
Moved to Gbarnga.	1	0.3%
Moved to Grand Bassa.	2	0.5%
Moved to Guinea.	1	0.3%
Moved to Maryland.	1	0.3%
Moved to Red Light, but still managing to attend.	2	0.5%
Moved to Rehab Community.	2	0.5%
Moved to Sinkor.	2	0.5%
Moved to Sinoe.	1	0.3%
Moved.	1	0.3%
Name is Bendu, not Bindu.	2	0.5%
Name is Kear, not Keal.	2	0.5%
Name is Lydia, not Lilia.	2	0.5%
Name is Massa B. Deedee, not Massa Bogar	2	0.5%
Name is Paula, not Pauline.	2	0.5%
Name is Ruth Kumeh, not Keemea	2	0.5%
Name is Willkinga, not Willkins.	2	0.5%
No longer interested in the program, according to CEP.	1	0.3%
No longer part of impact evaluation.	94	25.2%
No longer part of impact evaluation. (CEP found, but she is in day school now and has moved.)	1	0.3%
No longer part of impact evaluation. BUT, LEED could not persuade her to enter the training.	2	0.5%
No longer part of the control group.	24	6.4%
Not interested, despite repeated efforts by ARC.	5	1.3%
Not interested. Despite repeated discussions, she thinks the program has a political motive and does not want to participate.	1	0.3%
Not interested. Too busy with her own work.	1	0.3%
Not interviewed at baseline	3	0.8%
Now in formal school and too busy to participate.	1	0.3%
Originally recruited in New Kru Town, moved closer to Doe Community.	2	0.5%
Passed away.	1	0.3%
Pregnant and reassigned to Round 2	48	12.9%
Relocated	1	0.3%
Relocated to Cape Mount.	2	0.5%
Relocated to Harbel.	2	0.5%
Relocated to Lofa.	2	0.5%
Relocated to Logan Town and in day school.	1	0.3%
Relocated to Monrovia and is in day school.	2	0.5%
Relocated to Monrovia.	2	0.5%
Relocated to Parker Paint / Red Light	1	0.3%
Relocated.	1	0.3%
Reportedly moved to Monrovia.	2	0.5%
Ruth moved to Harbel.	1	0.3%
Seriously ill.	2	0.5%
She cannot join now, but wants to be in Round 2.	2	0.5%
She has relocated to River Cess.	1	0.3%
She is really not well, prolonged sickness. Not able to participate in training.	2	0.5%
She is taking care of her father in Voinjama, Lofa County.	1	0.3%
She moved to Garndersville.	1	0.3%
She started a new job and can't participate.	1	0.3%
Signed-up to be a police officer. In police training full-time.	2	0.5%
Started classes at UL. Not interested.	2	0.5%
Still Round 1 - Was recruited in NKT but moved to Bassa Community.	2	0.5%
Still Round 1 - Was recruited in Old Road but moved to Bassa Community.	1	0.3%
Stopped attending right away. Not in the training.	2	0.5%
Too busy with domestic responsbilities on the farm.	1	0.3%
Too busy with her present business activities.	1	0.3%
Very ill.	1	0.3%
Was recruited in New Kru Town, but moved to Old Road.	1	0.3%
Working full-time and does not want to participate.	5	1.3%
Works all day in Red Light. Not able to participate.	2	0.5%
coded by Shubha as never started	3	0.8%
for the family. Does not have time to participate.	2	0.5%
no - moved to Monrovia for studies (Congo Town), not interested in program	2	0.5%
not Gee.	2	0.5%

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.

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