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PPT : 2005-2006 National Family Health Survey (NFHS-3) – Key Findings On Child Nutrition
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+ Nutritional status of children + Anaemia in children + Infant and young child feeding practices + ICDS coverage
Children’s Nutritional Status Varies by State
+ Nutritional status of children + Anaemia in children + Infant and young child feeding practices + ICDS coverage
Goa Manipur Mizoram Kerala
Bihar Madhya Pradesh Uttar Pradesh Haryana
Chhattisgarh Andhra Pradesh Karnataka Jharkhand
Anaemia prevalence more than 70 percent
Anaemia prevalence Less than 50 percent
Anaemia Is Widespread throughout India
Children in All Groups Have High Anaemia Prevalence
* Percent of children with any anaemia
o Urban (63%) o Wealthiest households (56%) o Children whose mother’s have 12+ years of education (55%) o Girls (69%), boys (70%)
+ Nutritional status of children + Anaemia in children + Infant and young child feeding practices + ICDS coverage
NFHS-3, India, 2005-06
Recommended and Actual Breastfeeding Practices
+ Goal: Initiation of breastfeeding within 1 hour of birth
# Achievement: 25% + Goal: No prelacteal feeding
# Achievement: 43% + Goal: Exclusive breastfeeding (6 months)
Recommended and Actual Breastfeeding Practices (contd.)
+ Goal: No bottle feeding # Achievement: 86%
+ Goal: Timely complementary feeding (age 6-8 months) # Achievement: 53%
Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) Practices
+ Goal: Feed breast milk or milk products, and feed a minimum number of times from a minimum number of food groups (age 6-23 months)# Achievement: 21% + Percent of children fed according to all IYCF practices# Same for boys and girls# Twice as high in the highest wealth group as the lowest wealth group
# Poorest feeding practices found in Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan
+ Nutritional status of children + Anaemia in children + Infant and young child feeding practices + ICDS coverage
* In NFHS-3, team supervisors collected information in each enumeration area (EA) on whether or not the EA was covered by an ICDS/anganwadi centre (AWC) and, if so, when the centre was established
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