Families	Groups	Endline		Midline		Hypotheses	Endline		Midline
Access to Utilities, Services & Infrastructure	Utilities	ü	«««	ü	««	Access to Clean Drinking Water	ü	««	ü	««
						Access to Electricity	ü	««	∙
	Services	ü	«««	ü	«	Access to Counseling Services for Women	ü	«««	ü	«««
						Access to Education	ü	««	-
						Health Outcomes and Availability of Health Services	ü	««	∙
	Infrastructure	∙		∙		Access to Irrigation	∙		-
						Village Accessibility and Villager Mobility	∙		∙
	Development Needs	ü	«	∙		Fulfillment of Development Needs	ü	«	∙
Economic Activity	Perceptions	ü	«««	ü	«««	Perceptions of Local Economic Improvement	ü	«««	ü	«««
	Stocks & Flows	∙		ü	««	Security of Household Income	∙		ü	«
						Household Consumption Expenditure	∙		∙
						Household Assets	∙		∙
						Borrowing for Food and Medical Needs	∙		∙
						Food Security	∙		∙
	Production & Marketing	∙		∙		Agricultural Productivity and Access to Markets	∙		∙
						Non-Agricultural Productivity and Access to Markets	∙		∙
	Migration	∙		ü	«««	Net Migration of Households	ü	«	ü	««
						Net Migration of Household Members	∙		-
Local Governance	Structure	ü	«««	ü	«««	Turnover in Village Leadership	∙		∙
						Affiliation of Local Leaders with Representative Assemblies	∙		ü	«««
						Female Representation in Local Assemblies	ü	«««	ü	«««
	Function	ü	««	ü	«««	Provision of Local Governance Services	∙		ü	«
						Local Governance Activity of Leaders and Institutions	ü	««	ü	«««
						Role of Representative Assemblies in Local Governance	∙		ü	«««
	Quality & Participation	∙		ü	«««	Participation of Villagers in Local Governance	ü	«««	ü	«««
						Perceptions of Local Governance Quality	û	««	∙
						Informal Taxation of Villagers by Local Leaders	∙		-
						Preference for Assembly Involvement in Local Governance	∙		ü	««
Political Attitudes & State-Building	Democratic Values	ü	«««	ü	«««	Acceptance of Democratic Norms of Governance	ü	«	ü	«««
						Participation in Parliamentary Elections / Knowledge of Parliament	ü	««	∙
	State Legitimacy	ü	««	ü	«««	Acceptance of Central Governance Authority	ü	«	∙
						Linkages between Village and Government	∙		ü	«««
	Perceptions of Government	ü	««	ü	«««	Perceptions of Central Government	ü	«	ü	«««
						Perceptions of Sub-National Government	∙		ü	«««
						Perceptions of Allied Actors	∙		ü	«««
	Conflict	∙		ü	«	Violent Incidents	∙		∙
						Informal Taxation by Insurgent Groups	∙		-
						Perceptions of Local Security	∙		ü	««
Social Norms	Social Cohesion	∙		∙		Intra-Village Disputes and Resolution Rates	∙		û	««
						Interpersonal Trust	∙		ü	««
	Basic Skills	∙		ü	«««	Literacy and Computational Ability	∙		ü	«««
	Happiness	ü	«	∙		Happiness	ü	«	∙
	Gender Attitudes	ü	«««	ü	«««	Acceptance of Female Political Participation	ü	«««	∙
						Acceptance of Female Economic and Social Participation	ü	««	∙
						Cultural Constraints on Education of Girls	∙		∙
						Acceptance of Female Participation in Local Governance	ü	«««	ü	««
	Gender Outcomes	ü	««	ü	«««	Female Involvement in Local Governance	ü	«««	ü	«««
						Social Activity among Women	∙		∙
						Female Mobility	∙		ü	«««
						Female Participation in Economic Activity and Household Decision-Making	∙		∙
Note: ü denotes beneficial impacts; û adverse impacts; ∙ no evidence of impact; and – no data. ««« denotes statistical significance at 1 percent level; «« statistical significance at 5 percent level; and « statistical significance at 10 percent level. Grey shading («) denotes a loss of a level of statistical significance if baseline values are controlled for. Blue and dark red shading («,«) denotes a gain of statistical significance (for beneficial and adverse impacts, respectively) if baseline values are controlled for.