Datos de replicación para: SPOON: Programa continuo para mejorar la nutrición: Resultados de la encuesta de línea base en Baja Verapaz, Guatemala

By Health, Nutrition and Population Division (VPS/SCL/HNP)

This dataset includes data from surveys conducted for the SPOON (Sustained Program for Improving Nutrition) program containing two rounds of data, the baseline (2018) and the final evaluation of the program (2021) conducted in 76 communities in the department of Baja-Verapaz, Guatemala to a sample of 1628 households with children under 4.5 months and mothers who were in the third trimester of pregnancy at the time of the baseline. The survey includes a broad set of socioeconomic, demographic and nutritional variables. The data sets were anonymized to protect the privacy of the subjects. Related Publication Only Available in Spanish.

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Identificador https://doi.org/10.60966/p7wx1c1d
Licencia Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
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Citación

Inter-American Development Bank, 2023, Replication data for: SPOON: Continuous Program to Improve Nutrition: Baseline Survey Results in Baja Verapaz, Guatemala, IDB Open Data, https://doi.org/10.60966/p7wx1c1d

Issued date 2023-05-03
Modified date 2025-04-11
Etiquetas/Palabras Clave Barriers · Behavior Change · Complementary Feeding · Diet · Exclusive Breastfeeding · Health · Height · Infant Feeding Practices · Knowledge · Micronutrient Powder · Nutrition · Obesity · SQ-LNS · Supplementation · Weight
Idioma English
Cobertura Temporal 2018-2021
Cobertura Geográfica
Guatemala
Cobertura Regional América Latina y el Caribe
Publicador
Inter-American Development Bank
Autor
Inter-American Development Bank
Tipo de Recolección de Datos Datos de Encuesta
Tipo Estadístico Datos de Corte Transversal
Estructura de los Datos Datos Estructurados
Notas de datos

Surveys were conducted at baseline (September – November 2018) and endline (August – October 2021). Program implementation started in March 2019, and the endline survey was collected when all children in the sample had completed the supplementation period at 24 months of age

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