TABLE A.1 GUIDE TO THE NUTRITION COUNTRY PROFILES PAGE 1 Economics and demography
Poverty rates and GDP (vertical clustered bar graph with superimposed trend line)
Under-5 mortality rate (vertical bar graph)
Income inequality: Gini index (text, one indicator) Population (text, four indicators)
Child anthropometry
Child anthropometry, number of children under 5 affect- ed and percentage of children under 5 affected (text, seven indicators)
Adolescent and adult nutrition status Adolescent and adult anthropometry (text, four indicators)
Metabolic risk factors for diet-related noncommunicable diseases (vertical clustered bar graph)
Under-5 wasting (text)
Prevalence of under-5 stunting (vertical bar graph) Changes in stunting prevalence over time, by wealth quintile (graph)
Micronutrient status of population (text, four indicators) Prevalence of adult overweight and obesity (horizontal clustered bar graph)
World Health Assembly indicators: Progress against global WHA targets Under-5 stunting (text)
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Intervention coverage and child-feeding practices Continuum of care (horizontal bar graph)
Rate of exclusive breastfeeding of infants under 6 months (vertical bar graph)
Intervention coverage (text, five indicators)
Infant and young-child feeding practices (text, two indicators)
Underlying determinants
Food supply (vertical clustered bar graph with superim- posed trend line, three indicators)
Improved drinking water coverage (100% stacked vertical bar graph)
Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) country institutional transfor- mations, 2014 (horizontal bar graph)
Gender-related determinants (text, three indicators) Female secondary education enrollment (vertical bar graph)
Population density of health workers per 1,000 people (text, three indicators)
Improved sanitation coverage (100% stacked vertical bar graph)
Financial resources and policy, legislation, and institutional arrangements
Policy and legislative provisions (text, five indicators)
Source: Authors. Note: WRA = women of reproductive age. NCDs = noncommunicable diseases.
Availability and stage of implementation of guidelines/ protocols/standards for the management of NCDs (text, two indicators)
Government expenditures (stacked vertical bar graph)
Under-5 overweight (text)
WRA anemia (text)
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