Replication Data for: "Do monetary incentives to traditional birth attendants increase postnatal care use? Evidence from a field experiment in Nigeria"

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healthcare

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dataset

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Chu

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Chu

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Har

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This data was collected via a field experiment exploring the effectiveness of incentives to traditional birth attendants for postnatal care attendance.

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