Table 3.

Determinants of the probability that child is found from the health post records (marginal effects from probit regressions)

	(1)
Number of observations (1 child per household):	2,155
Dependent variable:	Child is found from the health post records
Master Family Index exists at the health post	0.032
	(0.074)
Family Folders exist at the health post	0.208***
	(0.076)
Household's distance (in km) to the health post	− 0.032***
	(0.012)
Number of years the HEW has worked in the kebele	0.002
	(0.006)
Child's age in months	− 0.004**
	(0.002)
Child is male	0.019
	(0.020)
Child was born home	− 0.040
	(0.030)
Mother's age (in years)	0.001
	(0.002)
Mother's education (in years)	0.003
	(0.005)
Household size	− 0.010
	(0.007)
Household has other children who are less than 5 years of age	0.051*
	(0.026)
Number of tropical livestock units (TLU) owned	0.004
	(0.004)
Household benefitted from PSNP in 2016	0.018
	(0.026)
Amhara region	− 0.089
	(0.056)
Oromia region	− 0.195***
	(0.065)
SNNP region	− 0.106*
	(0.059)
Tigray region	(reference)

The non-italicized rows indicate variables, coefficients and standard errors. The italicized rows provide additional information about the model; dependent variable and the sample size

Reported coefficients are marginal effects from a probit model. Standard errors are reported in parentheses, and are clustered at the health post (kebele) level. The standard errors for the marginal effects are calculated using the Delta Method

*, ** and *** indicate significance at the 10%, 5% and 1% level, respectively