Table 1. Descriptive statistics of variables employed in the analysis of the relationship between climate, migration, and the local food security context in Burkina Faso and Senegal.

	Unit	Min	Max	SD	Sample mean
					BF	SN
Outcome variable
Migrant HH	1|0	0	1	0.30	0.10	0.11
Household controls
Head married	1|0	0	1	0.26	0.91	0.99
Muslim	1|0	0	1	0.46	0.60	0.96
Age of head	years	15	98	15.76	42.41	49.56
Primary education	%	0	100	13.55	4.01	5.98
Child dep. ratio	%	0	90	21.18	41.55	43.56
Retiree dep. ratio	%	0	100	12.55	4.41	4.60
Employed in HH	%	0	100	26.73	54.16	35.31
Persons in HH	count	1	99	5.06	6.35	10.32
Home owner	1|0	0	1	0.27	0.93	0.91
Wealth index	count	0	9	1.60	0.86	2.36
Province/department controls
Network density	%	0.37	27.95	6.89	12.05	4.38
Urban land	%	0	4.68	0.67	0.16	0.48
Cotton/groundnuts	sqm/100ha	0	42.71	6.40	0.72	6.70
Baseline climate hot	1|0	0	1	0.50	0.49	0.55
Food security measures
Child stunting	z-score	0.17	3.2	0.55	1.62	0.89
Child wasting	z-score	-0.34	1.88	0.38	0.88	0.63
Climate measures
Heat wave	%	19.44	55.56	8.39	34.20	39.11
Cold snap	%	0	18.06	3.60	2.07	3.32
Drought	%	0	13.89	3.50	6.20	5.60
Excess precip	%	5.56	16.67	2.28	10.19	9.36
Climate impact index	%	9.72	34.03	5.14	20.20	22.36
Sample size
Households	count				164884	57052
Provinces/departments	count				45	31

Note: BF=Burkina Faso, SN=Senegal; Values for Min, Max, and SD refer to the complete sample.