‘Community people are the most powerful resources’: qualitative critical realist analysis and framework to support co-produced responses to zoonotic disease threats with(in) Nepali communities

Table 1 Community participant characteristics

Identifier	Gender	Estimated age	Language
Bhaktapur1	Female	45–50	Nepali
Bhaktapur2	Female	50–55	Nepali
Bhaktapur3	Male	35–40	Nepali
Bhaktapur4	Female	30–35	English
Chitwan1	Male	45–50	Nepali
Chitwan2	Male	70–75	Nepali
Chitwan3	Female	45–50	Nepali
Chitwan4	Male	40–45	English
Chitwan5	Male	35–40	Nepali
Chitwan6	Male	60–65	Nepali
Gulmi1	Female	65–70	Nepali
Gulmi2	Female	35–40	Nepali
Gulmi3	Female	55–60	Nepali
Gulmi4	Female	45–50	Nepali
Gulmi5	Male	60–65	Nepali
Gulmi6	Female	55–60	Nepali
Kathmandu1	Male	25–30	Nepali
Kathmandu2	Male	45–50	Nepali/English
Kathmandu3	Female	35–40	Nepali
Kathmandu4	Female	35–40	Nepali
Kathmandu5	Male	20–25	English
Mustang1	Female	45–50	Nepali
Mustang2	Female	40–45	Nepali
Mustang3	Male	20–25	Nepali
Mustang4	Male	40–45	Nepali
Mustang5	Female	35–40	Nepali
Mustang6	Male	40–45	Nepali
Mustang7	Male	45–50	Nepali
Pokhara1	Male	45–50	Nepali
Pokhara2	Male	20–25	Nepali
Pokhara3	Male	30–35	Nepali
Pokhara4	Female	50–55	Nepali
Pokhara5	Male	45–50	Nepali
Pokhara6	Female	50–55	Nepali
Pokhara7	Male	55–60	Nepali
Pokhara8	Male	55–60	Nepali
Pokhara9	Female	50–55	Nepali
Pokhara10	Female	35–40	Nepali
Pokhara11	Male	55–60	Nepali
Bhaktapur FGD	5 male, 4 female	20–70	Nepali/Newari
Chitwan FGD	1 male, 3 female	20–70	Nepali
Gulmi FGD	0 male, 9 female	20–70	Nepali
Mustang FGD	5 male, 1 female	20–70	Nepali
Pokhara FGD	3 male, 3 female	20–70	Nepali

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