Only ATT is marginally significant (at 10% level) when dietary diversity is measured based on all foods consumed inside the household (columns 1 and 2), while both ATT and ATE are significant when diversity is measured based only on purchased foods (columns 3 and 4), although ATE is only marginally significant (column 4).
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Plant different, eat different? Insights from participatory agricultural research.
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