Understanding networks in rural Cambodian farming communities and how they influence antibiotic use

We conducted a study in two rural Cambodian farming communities (Takeo province) to investigate how social and contextual influences affect both human and animal antibiotic use behaviours. Data were collected in three phases: a baseline household census to enumerate village residents, a social network survey to understand village-level social ties, and in-depth interviews to elicit information about the influence of social ties on their decision-making processes. This dataset contains anonymised information about participants' social ties within their villages.