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. 2020 Mar 16;5(3):e001946. doi: 10.1136/bmjgh-2019-001946

Table 5.

Summary of participant information from qualitative data

Village Province Interviews done Age range* Backgrounds of participants Livelihood interventions described
Community 1 Kabul 9 29–38 (mean 29.6 years) All but one had moved to Kabul and this village; 3 had moved because of poverty; 2 had gone out of the country because of the fighting and returned after the end of the Taliban regime Mushroom growing; embroidery and sewing; knitting
Community 2 Kabul 10 23–45 (mean 33.6 years) Only one grew up in Kabul the rest had moved to Kabul; 4 had been in Pakistan because of the war; 2 moved to Kabul because of conflict; 3 moved to Kabul for other reasons Sewing; knitting
Community 3 Kabul 9 22–49 (mean 34 years) All but one had started growing up in this community, but 6 had left to Pakistan as refugees and returned only post-Taliban; 2 had stayed throughout the conflict; 1 had moved from elsewhere Animal husbandry, including poultry; mushroom growing; growing vegetables; sewing

*Ages are estimated based on information provided.