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Table 1 Participant timeline for the DIG programme’s cluster randomised controlled trial

From: Evaluation of a disability-inclusive ultra-poor graduation programme in Uganda: study protocol for a cluster-randomised controlled trial with process evaluation

Visit

(1) Screening

(2) Verification

RANDOMISATION

(3) Baseline

DIG Programme Implementation

(4) Endline 1 (Participants with disabilities)

(5) Process Evaluation

(6) Endline 2 (All participants)

Timepoint

July 2020

August 2020

November 2020

(December 2020-June 2022)

July 2022

January–February 2023

October 2023

1–6 months

6–12 months

12–18 months

Conducted by

BRAC Uganda

BRAC Uganda

BIGD

BRAC Uganda

BRAC Uganda

BRAC Uganda

BIGD

Makerere University

BIGD

Activities

□ Household survey to screen for eligibility

□ Verification of ultra-poor households

□ Identification of project participants

□ Informed consent of respondents

□ Household survey with female head of household and person with disabilities (if not female head of household)

□ Training

□ Asset transfer

□ One-to-one follow-up and supervision

□ Social development and health services support

□ Expenditure support: a regular transfer of cash

□ Training

□ Further asset transfer

□ One-to-one follow-up and supervision

□ Group formation

□ Village savings and loans groups

□ Informal group discussions

□ Social development and health services support

□ Compliance survey via phone with female head of household in intervention arm (with informed consent)

□ Training

□ Individual follow-up

□ Group discussion

□ Confidence-building training

□ Social development and health services support

□ Formal weekly meetings

□ Loan activities

□ Savings activities

□ Monthly group-level follow-up

□ Informed consent of respondents

□ Household survey with female head of household and person with disabilities (if not female head of household). Limited to just households with a person with disabilities

□ Informed consent of respondents

□ Semi-structured interviews with programme beneficiaries and key informants

□ Informed consent of respondents

□ Household survey with female head of household and person with disabilities (if not female head of household)