OUTCOMES AND IMPACTS OF NAADS 97
Table 5.19—Impact of the NAADS program on change in crop and livestock productivity between 2004 and 2007 (percentage difference between treatment [NAADSDIR] and different control groups)
Crop productivity Estimator/model ATTNON-1
Propensity score matching (PSM) Model I 1 neighbor 3 neighbors 5 neighbors
Model II 1 neighbor 3 neighbors 5 neighbors
Model III 1 neighbor 3 neighbors 5 neighbors
ATTNON-2 ATTNON-3 Livestock productivity (25/75) ATTNON-1 ATTNON-2 ATTNON-3 Livestock productivity (10/25) ATTNON-1 ATTNON-2 ATTNON-3
–18.6 –35.7 –44.7
–56.2 –62.1 –50.9
–57.7 –46.4 –42.5
–9.4
–19.2 –24.6 –26.3 –30.0 –35.7
–31.5 –31.8 –26.5 –27.2 –29.4 –30.2
–18.3 –14.9 –31.6
–109.3 –59.5 –44.3
–51.4 –37.0 –51.6
–7.5
–12.3 –0.3 –8.3 23.4 13.6
–50.0 –58.5 –56.3
–38.0 –52.2 –50.5
–13.8 –39.7 –45.5
Two-stage weighted regression (2SWR) (without covariates) Model I 1 neighbor, NC 1 neighbor, C 3 neighbors, NC 3 neighbors, C 5 neighbors, NC 5 neighbors, C
Model II 1 neighbor, NC 1 neighbor, C 3 neighbors, NC 3 neighbors, C 5 neighbors, NC 5 neighbors, C
161.6
190.6 * 44.0 37.6 23.1 14.2
–18.1 30.6 78.4
148.8 * 52.2 99.7
53.9
159.6 84.5
120.0 51.3 73.5
–7.4 0.7
–3.0
–23.8 6.4 3.2
–34.1 –0.8 5.2
–26.5 –15.9 –21.4 2.7
–24.9 1.7
–47.3 –20.1 –31.3 –8.7
–33.9 –12.5
–13.3 12.2 16.1
–75.8 –60.3 –52.4
–22.5 –51.1 –43.7
140.6
238.6 ** 67.2
132.0 * 29.7
105.7 –30.7 –35.1
3.3
–3.4 –8.0 27.4
206.2
197.9 * 185.7 *
203.1 182.3
178.0 * 323.8 *
246.3 ** 246.1 **
45.8
116.9 ** 42.1 79.7 77.6
129.3 ** 178.1 **
245.4 ** 158.3 ** 261.7 *** 150.1 ** 249.7 ***
–35.7 –9.1 37.9
21.3 –6.9 30.7
24.8 21.0 24.5
1.7 30.3
–36.8 –26.1 –28.5 –9.8
9.1 26.6
–32.2 –8.6
–31.6 –10.8
–59.4 –18.7 –1.3
–23.4 –18.5 –28.2
72.7 5.4
–22.0
17.7 62.6 34.6
112.5 31.7
99.7 * 19.9
86.1 17.3 96.4 6.6
81.0
192.7 * 215.2 ** 206.3 *
287.7 * 203.7 * 201.8 *
170.9 * 229.3 * 200.5 *
77.4 94.6 86.4
133.7 * 140.7 ** 190.4 ***
56.8 107.8 107.7 *
195.5 *** 106.1 * 165.3 **
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