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Table 2 Mean baseline characteristics of the sample, 2013

From: Impacts of a home garden intervention in Bangladesh after one, three and six years

 

Intervention (n = 380)

Control (n = 215)

p-value

Household size (persons)

4.85 (1.51)

4.97 (1.56)

0.365

Men (persons)

2.36 (1.07)

2.48 (1.20)

0.211

Women (persons)

2.49 (1.17)

2.49 (1.13)

0.970

Adults (persons)

2.85 (1.14)

2.99 (1.22)

0.176

Children under 5 (persons)

1.39 (1.02)

1.31 (1.05)

0.366

Children < 12 months (persons)

0.61 (0.60)

0.67 (0.62)

0.237

Cultivated a garden (1 = yes)

0.70 (0.46)

0.75 (0.43)

0.138

Garden size (m2)

20.87 (28.05)

18.63 (22.19)

0.283

Garden practices (number)

0.02 (0.12)

0.02 (0.20)

0.626

Challenges in gardening (number)

0.57 (1.07)

0.71 (1.14)

0.140

Women involved in garden (1 = yes)

70.08 (20.02)

69.32 (20.70)

0.713

Men involved in garden (1 = yes)

26.45 (19.55)

27.84 (19.71)

0.480

Children involved in garden (1 = yes)

3.47 (7.56)

2.83 (6.68)

0.364

Garden production (kg/year)

86.77 (125.67)

87.04 (129.07)

0.980

Garden production summer season (kg)

38.17 (75.50)

37.89 (84.32)

0.968

Garden production winter season (kg)

48.60 (84.62)

49.15 (81.26)

0.938

  1. Means with standard deviations in brackets. Sample was restricted to households for which we have data for 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2019