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Replication package for: Comparison of the cost and precision of six coverage methods to estimate zero-dose vaccination prevalence in Kano State, Nigeria

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healthcare

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dataset
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Zenodo
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Aggregate data and reproduction code underlying the article "Comparison of the cost and precision of six coverage methods to estimate zero-dose vaccination prevalence in Kano State, Nigeria" (submitted to Survey Practice, Special Issue on Survey Costs, 2027). The deposit contains 23 aggregate data files (plus a provenance manifest); the analysis code that regenerates every figure and table in the paper from those data (R); and the manuscript and supplement source (Quarto). A single command (Rscript reproduce.R) regenerates all exhibits. All monetary figures are pinned to a fixed exchange rate (1 USD = 1,347.28 NGN; Bundesbank daily middle rate, 2026-02-16). The data are method-, phase-, cadre-, agency-, and quintile-level aggregates and contain no individual identifiers. Row-level financial records (individual salaries, consultant day rates, and enumerator and respondent payments) are withheld to protect privacy and honor the parent study's ethics approval.   See README.md for a full data dictionary and reproduction instructions. The parent study's technical report is available at zd-head2head.netlify.app.

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