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Figure3.1: Conception framework
Figure3.1: Conception framework
well as the selection into the program. Table 3.1: The variables used in the model p(X) =Pr{B = 1|X} = E{B|X}. These are all the conditional variables that jointly influenced the outcome with no treatment, as
well as the selection into the program. Table 3.1: The variables used in the model p(X) =Pr{B = 1|X} = E{B|X}. These are all the conditional variables that jointly influenced the outcome with no treatment, as
where the weights wj are defined by wj = Li wij. . stands for either nearest neighbour matching or radius matching and the number of units in the
where the weights wj are defined by wj = Li wij. . stands for either nearest neighbour matching or radius matching and the number of units in the
With Kernel Matching all treated units are matched with a weighted average of all controls with are assumed to be independent across units.
With Kernel Matching all treated units are matched with a weighted average of all controls with are assumed to be independent across units.
participation is clearly (nonlinearly) related to training, input pack and female headed household. participation model. Looking at the standard errors (shown in parentheses) we see that
participation is clearly (nonlinearly) related to training, input pack and female headed household. participation model. Looking at the standard errors (shown in parentheses) we see that
Table 4.3: Predicted probability of participation verses actual outcome predicted probability of participation. 4.3.2 Selected variables influencing participation explained. involved. This is the prime cause of certain variables to affect participation differently from the priori
Table 4.3: Predicted probability of participation verses actual outcome predicted probability of participation. 4.3.2 Selected variables influencing participation explained. involved. This is the prime cause of certain variables to affect participation differently from the priori
property for each covariate as presented in Table 4.5. Balancing property satisfied.
property for each covariate as presented in Table 4.5. Balancing property satisfied.
Note: the numbers of treated and controls refer to actual nearest neighbour matches ATT estimation with Nearest Neighbour Matching method (random draw version) ATT estimation with Nearest Neighbour Matching method
Note: the numbers of treated and controls refer to actual nearest neighbour matches ATT estimation with Nearest Neighbour Matching method (random draw version) ATT estimation with Nearest Neighbour Matching method
Table 4.9: Summary of analytical standard errors and bootstrapped standard errors Analytical standard errors
Table 4.9: Summary of analytical standard errors and bootstrapped standard errors Analytical standard errors
Table 4.10: Household income contribution due to participation in beekeeping Note that the values in brackets are negatives.
Table 4.10: Household income contribution due to participation in beekeeping Note that the values in brackets are negatives.
Figure 4.4: Total household income Figure 4.4 presents income distribution among beneficiaries and non beneficiaries in the range of
Figure 4.4: Total household income Figure 4.4 presents income distribution among beneficiaries and non beneficiaries in the range of
Note: 0 failures and 19 successes completely determined.
Note: 0 failures and 19 successes completely determined.
Significant levels; *(p<0.1) 10%, **(p<0.05) 5%, ***(p<0.01) 1%
Significant levels; *(p<0.1) 10%, **(p<0.05) 5%, ***(p<0.01) 1%
Note: 0 failures and 15 successes completely determined.
Note: 0 failures and 15 successes completely determined.
Estimated propensity score and controls across blocks is tabulated together with the inferior of each block:
Estimated propensity score and controls across blocks is tabulated together with the inferior of each block:
Note: the common support option has been selected This table shows the inferior bound, the number of treated
Note: the common support option has been selected This table shows the inferior bound, the number of treated
Note: the numbers of treated and controls refer to actual Estimation of average treatment effects based on propensity scores App. 1.4 Output from attnd
Note: the numbers of treated and controls refer to actual Estimation of average treatment effects based on propensity scores App. 1.4 Output from attnd
Note: the numbers of treated and controls refer to actual nearest neighbour matches
Note: the numbers of treated and controls refer to actual nearest neighbour matches
Note: the numbers of treated and controls refer to actual matches within radius ATT estimation with the Radius Matching methc Analytical standard errors
Note: the numbers of treated and controls refer to actual matches within radius ATT estimation with the Radius Matching methc Analytical standard errors
N = normal, P = percentile, BC = bias-corrected ATT estimation with the Radius Matching method Bootstrapped standard errors
N = normal, P = percentile, BC = bias-corrected ATT estimation with the Radius Matching method Bootstrapped standard errors
ATT estimation with the Kernel Matching method Bootstrapped standard errors
ATT estimation with the Kernel Matching method Bootstrapped standard errors
Note: Analytical standard errors cannot be computed. Use the bootstrap option to get bootstrapped standard errors. ATT estimation with the Kernel Matching method
Note: Analytical standard errors cannot be computed. Use the bootstrap option to get bootstrapped standard errors. ATT estimation with the Kernel Matching method
The Zambia Honey Council was formed to organize the honey sector in terms of establishing and App.1.3: Government Agencies and Government Institutions that promote beekeeping industrv in Zambia
The Zambia Honey Council was formed to organize the honey sector in terms of establishing and App.1.3: Government Agencies and Government Institutions that promote beekeeping industrv in Zambia
81. List five (5) problems in order of their importance you face in beekeeping business?
81. List five (5) problems in order of their importance you face in beekeeping business?
92. If No in question 91, what are the reasons? Tick in the following boxes: ). Does this business conflict with normal agricultural season (crop and livestock activities)? J= Yes 2= No
92. If No in question 91, what are the reasons? Tick in the following boxes: ). Does this business conflict with normal agricultural season (crop and livestock activities)? J= Yes 2= No
143. How long will your total cereal production last this season? Starting month: Ending Month
143. How long will your total cereal production last this season? Starting month: Ending Month
152. If yes, indicate the details in the table below: (Enter zero if none)
152. If yes, indicate the details in the table below: (Enter zero if none)
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