Take-Up Panel A: Dependent variable,
{"Image DocumentName": "Take-Up Panel A: Dependent variable,", "Image ImageDescription": "SPRING CLEANING NOTES. Take-Up. Panel A: Dependent variable, Water tested positive for chlorine. Treatment. mean (s.d.) Comparison. T \u2013 C (s.e.) Before WaterGuard distribution (0.18) (0.15) (0.01) After WaterGuard distribution (0.49) (0.25) (0.02)    After \u2013 Before difference (s.e.) (0.01)    % Change in use/contamination. 55% 4% 51% Low baseline usage (randomization successful) Suggestive evidence of spillover effects from T to C HH\u2019s. Huge increase in use among T group. Still 40% of HH\u2019s that didn\u2019t adopt \u2013 why? Doesn\u2019t seem to be for lack of free chlorine; not correlated with # of bottles left from HH accounting or with time between survey rounds. From baseline data, among those who had previously used WG (around 42% of sample), very favorable impressions of product. 94% able to volunteer at least one valid health benefit of WG. Taste often hypothesized as potential impediment to take-up but only 10% said tasted bad with the rest saying tasted good, and sweetening often volunteered as reason to use WG. Usage data corroborate chlorine tests; according to HH accounting, seems that \u00bd of HH\u2019s were chlorinating consistently & appropriately based on elapsed time & number of bottles used. Not seeing any synergies with hygiene or HH characteristics (mother\u2019s education, # kids)", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}