Data associated with the publication “Nutritional Resilience in Nepal Following the Earthquake of 2015” by Andrew Thorne-Lyman et al.

Data posted include six datasets, three for 2014 and three for 2016, at the household, woman and child level respectively for each year. These data come from annual cross-sectional surveys conducted in 7 earthquake affected areas (Village Development Committees’, with 3 wards per VDC). During each round of data collection, all consenting households living in the households meeting eligibility criteria (presence of a child under-5 years of age and/or a reproductive aged woman married in the past 2 years), were enumerated and enrolled. The datasets contain longitudinal linkages that are made in the paper across household, child and women’s data. All datasets are de-identified, no birth dates or geolocations are included. Data files are formatted for STATA, and include MS Excel outputs.