Table 1.

Mobility restrictions and household unmet needs in Nigeria during the April/May 2020 lockdown

Variables	Partial-Total Lockdown Methodα	Google Mobility Data Methodβ
	Unmet Needs Coefficient (95%CI)	Unmet Needs Coefficient (95%CI)
	-0.01 (-0.10–0.08)	0.00 (-0.07–0.07)
	0.13** (0.03–0.23)	0.15*** (0.06–0.25)
Household fixed effects	Yes	Yes
Observations	2,100	2,100
Number of households	1,596	1,596
R-squared	0.07	0.07

Notes: Estimations are based on Nigeria GHSP 2019 and 2020 NLPS Round 1

Post is post-pandemic dummy (2020 NLPS Round 1)

^α In the total-partial lockdown method, Treated represents households in states with a total lockdown as announced by the government

^β Google Mobility data method: Treated represents households in states with lower than median mobility (reduced mobility) in the ‘grocery and pharmacy’ and ‘retail and recreation’ categories of Google Mobility Data compared with their baseline values in Nigeria between March 30 and May 5, 2020

P values: *** p < 0.01, ** p < 0.05, * p < 0.10

95% CIs are shown in parentheses

Robust standard errors were clustered at the enumeration area, EA