58%
Children with anaemia
Age 6-59 months
29%
Exclusive breastfeeding
Children under 6 months
6%
Minimum acceptable diet
Children 6-23 months
50%
Women with anaemia
Pregnant women 15-49

Breastfeeding Practices

Early initiation and exclusive breastfeeding indicators

96%
Ever breastfed
36%
Within 1 hour of birth
50%
Exclusive first 2 days
29%
Exclusive under 6 mo
58%
Continued at 12-23 mo

Complementary foods introduced too early

40% of infants under 6 months are already receiving solid foods, and 16% are given formula or animal milk alongside breast milk.

Urban-rural divide

Urban children are more likely to meet minimum acceptable diet (10%) compared to rural (4%) — but both remain critically low.

Child Feeding Practices

IYCF indicators for children age 6-23 months

Key IYCF Indicators

Percent meeting each standard

Unhealthy Feeding Practices

Children 6-23 months consuming:

Anaemia

Prevalence of anaemia in children and women

Anaemia in Children (6-59 months)

By severity level

Anaemia in Women (15-49)

Pregnant vs non-pregnant

Child Nutritional Status

Stunting, wasting, and underweight among children under 5

Malnutrition Indicators

Percent of children under 5 with each condition

Minimum Acceptable Diet by Demographics

Percent of children 6-23 months meeting minimum acceptable diet

By Residence

Urban vs rural

By Mother's Education

Education level of the mother

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