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- Page 15 and 16: experienced an improvement, and onl
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- Page 45 and 46: The changes in the SRI during 2006-
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present in the schools attended by
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Tab. 60 - Children attendance at sc
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differences, however younger childr
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their performance are 24,2% and tho
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8. EVOLUTION IN THE SUPPORT PROVIDE
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Fig. 41 - Support provided by AVSI
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80,0%70,0%60,0%50,0%40,0%30,0%20,0%
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Part 2Outputs of Multivariate Analy
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the data driven indicators have an
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§¦¨Fig 1 - Multiple Corresponden
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Living conditionFig 2 - Multiple Co
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and live mainly in houses built wit
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ural area, and a further 15% with a
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The Uganda cluster is sub-divided i
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• the state of cleanliness of the
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• 66% of children have three meal
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• Although nutrition is not alway
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VariablesTab 7 - Characterization o
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those who are more than 13 years ol
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VariablesTab 14 - Characterization
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VariablesTab 17 - Characterization
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Also a group of guardians have wors
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age of the guardian (6 classes) 36-
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155 Child’s personality shy 19,86
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8.5 The Structural Equation ModelTh
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Guardian’s handicap Ordinal, 3Gua
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the inner model the dependencies (p
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Fig 6 - The estimation of WBSI mode
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with the highest value for WBII is
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Drivers for WBII0,9000,8000,700AICI
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Part 3CONCLUSIONS andRECOMMENDATION
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The research team constructed the s
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variables of interest, that can be
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cases the final CGI score does not
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The high regularity in school atten
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In this direction, interesting find
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Aggregations of these scores accord
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objectives of the OVC program - foo
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AnnexAnnex 1. OVC POPULATION AND SA
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Table. 1.3 - Territorial distributi
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Chart 1 - Children age trend: 2006
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the questionnaire of 2006. In both
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Final Evaluation- March 2009QUESTI
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QUESTI ONS BASED ON THE GUARDI AN
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K.15 The Household’s sources ofno
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K.23 The child’s nutritionCough/r
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nutritional support 1 2 3 9 191recr
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K.31.2A After your have entered in
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K.4 When filling this question refe
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K.27.1K.11.3andK.11.9K.27.1K.4K.11.
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K.4 On AVSI interventions: Since of
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Value assigned to vegetables, fruit
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18005 2 0.2 0.2 50.618050 4 0.3 0.3
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6 4 0.3 0.5 0.5 Very good8 69 5.4 8
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1000000205 1 0.1 0.1 80.3 bad100000
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Distribution Frequency Percent Vali
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2012 32 2.5 3.2 97.62013 4 0.3 0.4
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Missing System 158 12.3total 1281 1