Kenya OVC-CT Programme Operational and Impact Evaluation

List of tables and figuresTable 1.1 Final sample size by study group ................................................................. 7Table 2.1 Proportion of households in evaluation locations containing children,orphans and sick adults – by district (%)................................................................ 10Table 2.2 Characteristics of OVC households on OVC criteria ................................... 11Table 2.3 Basic socio-economic characteristics of OVC Households ......................... 12Table 2.4 Characteristics of OVCs ............................................................................. 14Table 2.5 Characteristics of main caregivers in OVC Households .............................. 16Table 3.1 Comparison between study and national population – key indicators ......... 19Table 3.2 Poverty rates and programme coverage ..................................................... 24Table 3.3 Distribution of poorest OVC households and and recipient allocation ......... 25Table 3.4 Distribution of OVC households benefiting from the programme in thetreatment locations – by location consumption tercile (%)...................................... 25Table 3.5 Poverty targeting – coverage and leakage ................................................. 26Table 3.6 Distribution of recipients by consumption quintile ....................................... 27Table 3.7 Proportion of OVC households satisfying the programme’s eligibility criteria……………………………………………………………………………………..29Table 3.8 Design leakage and potential coverage of poor OVC households intreatment locations ................................................................................................ 30Table 3.9 Proportion of OVC households in the treatment locations satisfying each ofthe programme’s poverty indicators – by location consumption tercile (%)............. 31Table 3.10 Distribution of eligible households in the treatment locations – by priorityranking and location consumption tercile (%)......................................................... 32Table 3.11 Administrative leakage and coverage of eligible households in the treatmentlocations ................................................................................................................ 33Table 4.1 Health and nutrition indicators – all children in OVC households ................ 35Table 4.2 Education indicators – all children in OVC households ............................... 36Table 4.3 Other welfare indicators – all children in OVC households ......................... 37Table 4.4 Household welfare indicators ..................................................................... 38Table 4.5 General community characteristics ............................................................. 39Table 4.6 Supply of health services ........................................................................... 40Table 4.7 Supply of education services ...................................................................... 41Table A.1 Health and nutrition indicators – all OVCs .................................................. 46Table A.2 Education indicators – all OVCs ................................................................. 47Table A.3 Other welfare indicators – all OVCs ............................................................ 48Table B.1 Proportion of children stunted, wasted and underweight by district –unweighted (%)...................................................................................................... 53Table B.2 Mean z-scores for HAZ, WAZ, WHZ by district ........................................... 55Table C.1 Mean household consumption expenditure per adult equivalent and budgetshares 57Table C.2 Consumption and asset indicators by district .............................................. 60Table C.3 Asset indicators by consumption quintile .................................................... 62x