BetaBetaDataset
To evaluate the impact of connectivity project and to see if it was implemented according to the plan, reached the intended beneficiaries, increased the improve market participation by increasing good sold, agricultural sources, availability of non-farm employment and promote the creation of non-farm enterprises and if it increased the use of public services.
MCC’s $449.6 million El Salvador Compact (2007-2012) funded the $268 million Connectivity Project to build, improve, or rehabilitate 23 bridges and 223 kilometers of road.
Data contains information on household income, agricultural productivity, household demographics, time allocation, expenses, and community characteristics on the local economy, price levels for food, essential commodities, and water and sanitation-related expenditures, community infrastructure and access key markets social services.
The data was collected using sample community and household surveys and key informant interviews.