Table 1.
Outcomes grouped per outputs and stakeholders with identification of the outcomes using value based on revealed preferences, generating the most and the less social value
| Stakeholders | Outcomes | Values in USD | Outcome using value based on revealed preferences approach | Outcomes that generated the most social value | Outcomes that generated the less social value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mothers | Outcome 1.1: Increased expenditure on nutritious food and/or health care | −16,084 | |||
| Outcome 1.2: More worried mother due to loss in baby weight and poor health | −99,181 | x | x | ||
| Outcome 1.3: Less worried mother due to better health of her children | 1,378,419 | x | x | ||
| Outcome 1.4: Decreased expenditure on food and/or healthcare | 15,001 | ||||
| Outcome 1.5: Confident mother to overcome family’s pressure | 1,057,745 | x | x | ||
| Outcome 1.6: Having less burden of care | 4923 | ||||
| Outcome 1.7: Improved relationship at home | 1,008,474 | x | x | ||
| Outcome 1.8: Less stressed mother because less dependent on others | 349,645 | x | |||
| Outcome 1.9: Less income due to job loss | −14,747 | ||||
| Outcome 1.10: Healthier mother | 1,677,133 | x | x | ||
| Outcome 1.11: Receiving more support from father | 1682 | ||||
| Total | 5,363,010 | ||||
| Children | Outcome 2.1: Healthier baby | 803,371 | x | x | |
| Outcome 2.2: Less healthy baby due to difficulty in introducing complementary feeding | −308,231 | x | x | ||
| Outcome 2.3: Better Cognitive development | 839,760 | x | x | ||
| Total | 1,334,900 | ||||
| Siblings | Outcome 3.1: Improved school performance for siblings | 156,069 | x | ||
| Outcome 3.2: Healthier sibling | 1,101,472 | x | x | ||
| Total | 1,257,541 | ||||
| Fathers | Outcome 4.1: Increased support to mother and child | 0 (already valued in outcome 1.11) | |||
| Outcome 4.2: Increased labour participation | 40,058 | ||||
| Outcome 4.3: Improved living standards at home | 19,229 | ||||
| Total | 59,287 | ||||
| Grandmothers | Outcome 5.1: Reduced stress due to mother caring better for her children | 74,294 | x | ||
| Outcome 5.2: Happier grandmother | 32,270 | x | |||
| Outcome 5.3: Decreased healthcare expenditure | 4720 | ||||
| Total | 111,284 | ||||
| Health care providers | Outcome 6.1: Decrease in workload due to healthier children in the community | 44,279 | |||
| Outcome 6.2: Increased workload due to mothers seeking child checkups | − 160,248 | x | |||
| Total | − 4685 | ||||
| Community health volunteers | Outcome 7.1: Financial gain vs strain (salary vs own contribution to vulnerable children) | 7376 | |||
| Outcome 7.2: Increased stress due to the difficulties posed by the work | −21,859 | x | |||
| Outcome 7.3: Increased confidence | 63,890 | x | |||
| Total | 49,407 | ||||
| Data collectors | Outcome 8.1: Increased income | 882 | |||
| Outcome 8.2: Increased confidence | 0 (valued in outcome 10.1) | ||||
| Outcome 8.3: Increased stress due to the difficulties posed by the work | 0 | ||||
| Total | 882 | ||||
| Day-care centers | Outcome 9.1: Increased stress due to increased enrollment | − 3684 | x | ||
| Outcome 9.2: Increased in expenditure due to improved hygiene and nutritious food provided | − 6703 | ||||
| Outcome 9.3: Increased attendance of children | 4041 | x | |||
| Total | − 6346 | ||||