Enterprises for Ultra Poor Women After War: The WINGS Program in Northern Ugandadoi:10.7910/DVN/QA0R1OHarvard Dataverse2015-11-163Annan, Jeannie; Blattman, Christopher; Green, Eric; Jamison, Julian, 2015, "Enterprises for Ultra Poor Women After War: The WINGS Program in Northern Uganda", https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/QA0R1O, Harvard Dataverse, V3Enterprises for Ultra Poor Women After War: The WINGS Program in Northern Ugandadoi:10.7910/DVN/QA0R1OAnnan, JeannieBlattman, ChristopherGreen, EricJamison, JulianStataHarvard DataverseResearch Transparency, Data Ethics, and GovernanceResearch Support, Innovations for Poverty Action2015-11-13Medicine, Health and Life SciencesSocial SciencesEmploymentPovertyGenderCash transfersMicroenterpriseEmpowermentIntra-household bargainingPost-conflictUgandaField experimentIn 2007, the NGO AVSI Uganda and two of the IPA Investigators surveyed more than 600 young females aged 14 to 35 affected by the conflict in northern Uganda, including more than 200 women formerly abducted by an armed group. The evidence from the survey, along with program experience among NGOs in northern Uganda, suggests that the development of new economic opportunities and building social capital will be crucial ingredients in reducing poverty and improving the health, education and psychosocial well-being of youth, especially young women.20092011UgandaKitgum and Gulu districtsIndividualExtremely poor, war-affected womenSurvey dataInnovations for Poverty Action120 communities chose 15 to 20 of their neediest residents for the program and grant. The full sample totaled 1,800. In October 2009, 60 communities were randomly chosen to have all of their nominated residents receive the program and cash. We refer to this period as Phase 1. 16 months later, the other 60 received the treatment (Phase 2).In-person interviews<a href="http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0">CC0 1.0</a>http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2439488http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0277953615001951ado files.zipUser-written commands needed to run the code.application/zipCodebook.zipContains codebooks of all variables by dataset.application/zipData Construction.doStata code to construct variables and datasets.application/x-stata-syntaxData.zipContains all datasets (raw and final) associated with the study.application/zipDocumentation.pdfThe original readme document that accompanies the data and code. Contains information on how the data was constructed, the files needed to reproduce all tables, what is included in the data, and basic information about the study.application/pdfEconomics Paper Analysis.doStata code used to produce the tables associated with "The returns to cash and microenterprise support among the ultra-poor: A field experiment."application/x-stata-syntaxMASTER.doMaster Stata code used to run all other do-files.application/x-stata-syntaxOther.zipContains all surveys and manuals used in the study.application/zipSSM Analysis.doStata code used to produce tables for "Women’s entrepreneurship and intimate partner violence: A cluster randomized trial of microenterprise assistance and partner participation in post-conflict Uganda."application/x-stata-syntaxSSM Paper and Online Appendix.pdfSocial Science & Medicine publication with appendix.application/pdfWINGS Dataverse Files.zipContains files needed for replication (data, code, ado files, surveys, codebooks) in the proper folder structure, as well as Readme file.application/zip