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. 2024 Feb 5;15:1069. doi: 10.1038/s41467-024-45152-y

Fig. 1. Overview of geographically pair matched designs in the WASH Benefits Bangladesh and Kenya trials.

Fig. 1

a Large-scale cluster randomized trials in Bangladesh (n = 720 clusters) and Kenya (n = 702 clusters). Points indicate study clusters, with subdistricts and panel b insets outlined. b Clusters were geographically pair matched in blocks of 8 (Bangladesh) or 9 (Kenya) and then randomized. Children in the control and nutritional intervention clusters were included in the present analyses. c Sample sizes included in analyses for four representative outcomes, length-for-age z (LAZ), verbal communication scores (EASQ-C), diarrhea and Ascaris sp. infection. The Kenya trial was restricted from 89 to 72 blocks with a balanced set of control (2) and nutrition (2) clusters. Supplementary Information Tables 1 and 2 include sample sizes for all outcomes. Open source data from OpenStreetMap with rendering from CARTO using R’s leaflet package. Created with notebook https://osf.io/bzrpk.