Table A2.

Effect estimates from models of desired family size (Coombs Scale) at follow-up and neighborhood change. Women aged 15–33 in Chitwan, Nepal at baseline.

	1	2	3	4
	Market	School	Employer	Health Post
Hours to collect fodder in 1996	0.11* (2.13)	0.11* (2.27)	0.12* (2.37)	0.10* (2.00)
Change in hours to collect fodder in 1996–2006 (continuous)	0.13** (3.27)	0.13** (3.25)	0.13** (3.28)	0.13** (3.21)
Community context
Distance to neighborhood organization in 1996a	−0.01 (−1.47)	−0.02* (−2.44)	−0.01 (−1.29)	0 (0.88)
Change distance to neighborhood organization 1996–2003	−0.02* (−2.06)	−0.03+ (−1.91)	0 (−0.61)	0 (0.78)
Baseline desired family size (Coombs Scale)	0.12*** (4.62)	0.12*** (4.41)	0.12*** (4.38)	0.12*** (4.50)
Respondents	1241	1241	1241	1241
Adjusted R-square	0.12	0.12	0.12	0.12

Effect estimates with t-statistics in parantheses. Models also include all controls described in text and in Table A1 and an intercept term.

⁺0.10

^*0.05

^**0.01

^***0.001;

two-tailed tests

^aDistance to each neighborhood organization was collected using the Neighborhood History Calendar approach. Distances are measured in minutes walk from the neighborhood center to each specific building.