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Survey Data for WP9269: Demand for "Safe Spaces": Avoiding Harassment and Stigma 2015-2016

Brazil, 2015 - 2017
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Reference ID
BRA_2015-2016_DSS_v01_M
DOI
https://doi.org/10.48529/721t-6w39
Producer(s)
Florence Kondylis, Arianna Legovini, Kate Vyborny, Astrid Zwager, Luiza Andrade
Collection(s)
Development Impact Evaluation (DIME)
Metadata
Documentation in PDF DDI/XML JSON
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Jul 21, 2020
Last modified
Jul 21, 2020
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Documentation
Questionnaires
Demographic Survey
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Exit Survey
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Platform Observation Task
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Randomized Car Assignment Rides
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Revealed Preferences Rides
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Technical documents
Ethics
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Platform Survey Documentation
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Data Dictionary
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Country Brazil
Table of contents platform_survey_constructed_dictionary.xlsx
platform_observations_dictionary.xlsx
rider_audits_constructed_dictionary.xlsx
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WP9269 - Demand for "Safe Spaces": Avoiding Harassment and Stigma
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Author(s) Kondylis, Florence Legovini, Arianna Vyborny, Kate Zwager, Astrid Andrade, Luiza
Publisher(s) World Bank, Washington, DC
Abstract What are the costs to women of harassment on public transit? This study randomizes the price of a women-reserved “safe space” in Rio de Janeiro and crowd-source information on 22,000 rides. Women in the public space experience harassment once a week. A fifth of riders are willing to forgo 20 percent of the fare to ride in the “safe space”. Randomly assigning riders to the “safe space” reduces physical harassment by 50 percent, implying a cost of $1.45 per incident. Implicit Association Tests show that women face a stigma for riding in the public space that may outweigh the benefits of the safe space.
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