Table B5.

Balance of household characteristics in GCS sample in Indonesia

	N‡	Mean		T-test p-value	Norm diffs	var ratio (Tr/Co)	KS p-value (bootstrap)
Variable		Treated	Control
household size	1349	4.431	4.620	0.067	−0.141	1.013	0.168
share of household members who are female	1349	0.482	0.495	0.211	−0.096	1.027	0.262
mean years of schooling per household member	1349	4.758	5.379	<0.001	−0.371	0.962	<0.001
mean age of household members	1349	27.621	28.675	0.124	−0.119	0.947	0.084
mean days ill during past year per household member	1347	9.637	8.937	0.663	0.034	1.331*	0.318
household belongs to largest ethnic group (binary)	1349	0.834	0.842	0.677	−0.032	1.042
roof of house made from low quality materials (binary)	1349	0.211	0.263	0.026	−0.172	0.857*
household does not use electricity (binary)	1349	0.300	0.166	<0.001	0.454	1.518*
household cooks with biomass fuel (fuelwood, charcoal, or other vegetation) (binary)	1349	0.848	0.761	<0.001	0.311	0.701*
household does not have piped drinking water from well or water system (binary)	1349	0.973	0.799	<0.001	0.809	0.158*
household does not have private latrine (binary)	1349	0.687	0.597	<0.001	0.267	0.893
total HA of land used by household, excluding mature forest	1349	0.824	0.640	0.664	0.033	1.343*	0.004
total HA of mature forest used by household	1324	1.110	0.908	0.836	0.016	1.488*	0.412
income from forest, per adult equivalent in USD	1348	131.959	104.622	0.162	0.108	0.758*	0.022
household perceives income as insufficient (binary)	1348	0.230	0.250	0.402	−0.065	0.946
heard of REDD+ (binary)	1349	0.077	0.020	<0.001	0.379	3.656*

^‡Sample sizes smaller than 1349 reflect both missing values and exclusion of obvious errors, such as implausible reports of land assets.

^*Variance ratios significantly different from 1 at 95% confidence level, based on F test.