TABLE 5.2 COVERAGE OF IRON–FOLIC ACID SUPPLEMENTATION DURING PREGNANCY
Coverage indicator within the group of 58 countries with data Minimum coverage Maximum coverage Mean coverage Median coverage
Source: Demographic and Health Surveys since 2003.
% of pregnant women receiving iron–folic acid supplementation for at least 90 days during pregnancy 0.1 (Turkmenistan) 78.9 (Nicaragua) 25.7 24.0
FIGURE 5.1 AVERAGE SHARE OF WOMEN RECEIVING IRON–FOLIC ACID SUPPLEMENTS FOR AT LEAST 90 DAYS DURING PREGNANCY (%) 51 34 24 8 Eastern Africa 14 Middle Africa 11 Northern Africa South-Eastern Asia
Source: Most recent Demographic and Health Surveys between 2003 and 2013. Note: Data are population-weighted averages.
Southern Asia Caribbean
FIGURE 5.2 BASELINE BREASTFEEDING RATES AND ANNUAL INCREASE IN BREASTFEEDING, LAST TWO SURVEYS
AVERAGE ANNUAL RATE OF INCREASE (AARI) OF EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING (%)
100 80 60 40 20 0 -20 -40
AARI OF EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING (%) BASELINE EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING RATE (%)
BASELINE EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING RATE (%)
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
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Source: UNICEF (2014e), based on Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS), Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS), and other nationally representative surveys. Note: Baseline rates are data from 2005–2012. Average annual rates of increase are for the period between the two years specified for each country in the horizontal axis.
ACTIONS & ACCOUNTABILITY TO ACCELERATE THE WORLD’S PROGRESS ON NUTRITION 31
Tunisia 2000-06 Mali 2006-10 Iran 2000-05 Ghana 2008-11 Algeria 2000-06
Marshall Islands 2000-07 Yemen 1997-2003 Botswana 2000-07 Niger 2010-12 Lebanon 2000-09 Benin 2006-11
Madagascar 2003-08
Sao Tome and Principe 2006-09 Iraq 2006-11 Gambia 2006-10 Costa Rica 1993-2006 The FYR Macedonia 1999-2011 Fiji 1999-2004
Turkmenistan 2000-06 Liberia 1999-2007 Vanuatu 1996-2007 Serbia 2005-10 Colombia 2005-10 Eritrea 1995-2002 Kiribati 2000-09 Cameroon 2006-11 Albania 2006-08 Mexico 1999-2009 Rwanda 2005-10
Papua New Guinea 1996-2006 Haiti 2005-12 Gabon 2000-12 Nicaragua 2001-06 Guatemala 2002-08 Viet Nam 2006-11 Somalia 2000-06 Philippines 2003-08 Cape Verde 1998-2005 DRC 2007-10 Jordan 2007-12 Uganda 2006-11 Ethiopia 2005 Honduras 2005-11
Bosnia and Herzegovina 2006-11 Armenia 2005-10 Montenegro 2000-05 Brazil 2006-08
Solomon Islands 2000-07 Bolivia 2003-08 Senegal 2005-10 Paraguay 2004-08 Mongolia 2005-10 Ecuador 1999-2004 Morocco 1995-2003 Kyrgyzstan 1997-2006
United Rep. of Tanzania 2004-10 Peru 2010-11 Uruguay 2007-11 South Africa 1998-2003 Namibia 2000-06 India 2000-05 Nigeria 2008-11 Indonesia 2007-12 Mozambique 2008-11 El Salvador 2003-08 Cambodia 2008-10 Nepal 2006-11 Malawi 2006-10 Suriname 2006-10 Sri Lanka 2000-06 Zambia 2001-07 Belize 2006-11 Pakistan 1995-2006 Lesotho 2004-09 Myanmar 2003-09 Azerbaijan 2000-06 Burundi 2005-10 Uzbekistan 2002-06 Chad 2004-10
Timor-Leste 2003-09
Central African Republic 2006-10 Bangladesh 2007-11 Lao PDR 2006-11 Egypt 205-08 Tajikistan 2000-05 Togo 2008-10
Syrian Arab Rep. 2006-09 Turkey 2003-08 Guyana 2006-09 Swaziland 2008-10 Cuba 2006-10
Kazakhstan 2006-10 Kenya 2003-08 Maldives 2001-09 Guinea 2005-08 Zimbabwe 2009-10
Côte d'Ivoire 2006-11 Burkina Faso 2010-12 Guinea-Bissau 2006-10 Thailand 2005-09 Mauritania 2009-10
Trinidad and Tobago 2000-06 Georgia 2005-09 Comoros 1996-2000 Sierra Leone 2008-10 Ukraine 2005-07
Dominican Republic 2006-07
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