Fig 1.
Coverage of nutrition interventions across the continuum of care in Odisha.
The data represented here is from the Rapid Survey of Children (RSOC 2014). Columns represent the coverage of the indicators in Odisha in 2014. Dots represent the national average of the indicators in 2014. Coverage is reported in percentages. Left-most bars in red denote interventions delivered during pregnancy; central bars in green denote those delivered during the first 6 months post-partum; right-most bars in blue are those delivered from 6 months to 5 years of age. MCP = Mother child protection; ANC = Antenatal care visit, IFA = Iron-folic acid, PHW = Public/primary health worker; JSY = Janani Suraksha Yojana (A cash transfer to promote institutional delivery); ORS = Oral dehydration salts.
Table 1.
Installments, conditions and means of verification for the Mamata scheme (reproduced from [39]).
Table 2.
Exposure to the Mamata scheme and reported use of money received.
Table 3.
Sample characteristics by treatment status.
Table 4.
Adherence to Mamata conditions by treatment status (unadjusted).
Table 5.
Household food insecurity measures by treatment status (unadjusted).
Table 6.
OLS regression results on exposure to nutrition interventions and household food security.
Table 7.
Nearest-neighbor and IPW estimates of the ATE for exposure to nutrition interventions and household food security.