Analysis
Interviewers produced field notes in English after each interview. Emergent themes from field notes were reviewed and discussed weekly by the study team; this included dialogue around social and cultural expectations of partnered women in Tanzania, reflection on our individual beliefs about women’s finances and position in the household, and consideration of how our differing beliefs, cultures, and personal experiences may influence the interview process or interpretations of the data.Audio recordings were transcribed and translated from Kiswahili into English. The English transcripts were coded independently in Dedoose version 8.3.17 [A matrix of codes was created to identify patterns in the data, and distill and describe key concepts and themes. Views and experiences were summarized overall and tabulated by key socio-demographic characteristics, cash arm, participation in the labor force, reported IPV experiences (ever), and whether IPV was related to the money received from the trial. Findings and interpretations were discussed and validated with the local study team.