Do revolving funds generate self-employment and increase incomes for the poor? Experimental evidence from Uganda’s Youth Livelihood Programme

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Mir

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Dofiles, ready-for-analysis data used in the analysis published in the Final Report to 3ie on the project, "Do revolving funds generate self-employment and increase incomes for the poor? Experimental evidence from Uganda's youth livelihood programme" (project code UPW.03.IE.UYDL). This project was funded as part of the Uganda Policy Window round. Personally Identifiable Information has been removed and the associated do file has been provided for information purposes

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