Kenya (n=1,385)	Bangladesh (n=370)	Haiti (n=261)
	n (%)
Community health worker characteristics
Age – mean (SD; range)	44.7 years (10.6; 19-78)	44.4 years (9.5; 19-58)	46.3 years (8.0; 19-65)
Women (%)	946 (68.3%)	298 (80.5%)	114 (43.7%)
Highest level of education completed
Secondary More than secondary	510 (36.8%) 147 (10.6%)	86 (23.2%) 278 (75.1%)	39 (14.9%) 26 (10.0%)
Urban/peri-urban residence	354 (25.6%)	99 (26.8%)	37 (14.2%)
Lives in the community s/he works in	1,335 (96.4%)	254 (68.7%)	240 (92.0%)
Continued routine work during COVID-19 pandemica
No Yes, somewhat Yes, mostly	35 (2.7%) 502 (38.7%) 758 (58.5%)	1 (0.3%) 45 (12.2%) 323 (87.5%)	13 (5.1%) 180 (70.6%) 62 (24.3%)
Provides services related to gender-based violence as part of routine workb	554 (40.0%)	240 (64.9.%)	152 (61.0%)
Provides services related to COVID-19c	1,276 (92.1%)	140 (37.8%)	253 (96.9%)
Perceptions of violence during COVID-19
Perceived increase violence in households during the COVID-19 pandemic	780 (56.3%)	118 (31.9%)	30 (11.5%)
	Among those reporting an increase in violence:
	(n=780)	(n=118)	(n=30)
Victims of increased violence in households         Both wives/intimate partners and children         Wives/intimate partners only         Children only	351 (45.0%) 392 (50.3%) 37 (4.7%)	84 (71.2%) 34 (28.8%) 0 (0%)	7 (23.3%) 14 (46.7%) 9 (30.0%)
Perceived reasons for increased violence in householdsd
a. Conflict over childcare/housework responsibilities	259 (33.2%)	0 (0%)	11 (36.7%)
b. Partners spending more time together than used to/getting on each others’ nerves	461 (59.1%)	23 (19.5%)	13 (43.3%)
c. Increased stress/tension due child misbehavior/too much time at home	422 (54.1%)	69 (58.5%)	15 (50.0%)
d. Increased stress/tension due to loss of employment/income	659 (84.5%)	109 (92.4%)	9 (30.0%)
e. Disagreement or blame around COVID-related risks or protective measures	71 (9.1%)	3 (2.5%)	1 (3.3%)
f. Increased alcohol/substance usee	293 (37.6%)	0 (0%)	6 (20.0%)
g. Inability of person/s experiencing violence to leave home to avoid or report it	73 (9.4%)	0 (0%)	0 (0%)
h. Other (spontaneous response)	39 (5.0%)	0 (0%)	10 (33.3%)
Total number of reasons reported - mean (range)	1.7 (1-3)	2.9 (0-7)	2.2 (1-4)