Dataset

A Randomized Controlled Trial of the Save the Children Early Childhood Stimulation Program in Bangladesh 2015

Water Access (Drinking Water, etc), Infant and Child Health, Sanitation Access and PracticesBangladeshThe World Bank

Dataset Objective

Serve as a endline survey for a cluster-randomized control trial to evaluate the impact of the early stimulation program by Save The Children.

Context

Regions of Satkania, Muladi, and Kulaura in Bangladesh.

What is included

This survey covers the following scope: Household profile, deaths in the household, Housing, private cost data questions for mother, Child and health nutrition, Pregnant and lactating mothers, Stimulation knowledge, Decision making/ influence of family members, Responsive feeding, Modified home inventory: infant toddler version, Play materials, Maternal depression, About save the children program (intervention group only), About family welfare assistants household visits, About health assistants with household visits, About visits to community clinics, Education, experience and training, Working experience, primary tasks, Training and implementation, Distribution of Save the Children materials to beneficiaries, workload, Time spent with households, Perceptions about early childhood developments, Understanding how community clinics operate, Job satisfaction, Basic infrastructure of the community, Major economic activities, community assets, Migration, About Save the Children Program, External shocks, About the Local Community Clinic.

Collection Methods

Sample survey in 78 communities (half received the intervention) in households with children between 3 and 18 months. Collected between September and December 2015.