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close this book4th Report - The World Nutrition Situation: Nutrition throughout the Life Cycle (IFPRI - UNSSCN, 2000, 136 p.)
close this folderAPPENDICES
View the documentAPPENDIX 1: CONCEPTUALIZING NUTRITION PROBLEMS IN SOCIETY
View the documentAPPENDIX 2: COUNTRIES IN THE UN REGIONS AND SUB-REGIONS
View the documentAPPENDIX 3: METHODS TO ESTIMATE TRENDS IN UNDERNUTRITION PREVALENCE: A REVIEW
View the documentAPPENDIX 4: STATISTICAL NOTES FOR SECTIONS 1.1, 1.2, AND 1.3
View the documentAPPENDIX 5: LATEST NATIONAL PREVALENCE OF STUNTING AND UNDERWEIGHT IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN
View the documentAPPENDIX 6: EXPLAINING TRENDS IN CHILD UNDERWEIGHT IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD
View the documentAPPENDIX 7: DATA EMPLOYED FOR ANALYSIS OF CHILD UNDERWEIGHT RATES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
View the documentAPPENDIX 8: PREVALENCE AND NUMBERS OF OVERWEIGHT PRESCHOOL CHILDREN IN 1995
View the documentAPPENDIX 9: COUNTRIES CLASSIFIED BY WHO REGIONS
View the documentAPPENDIX 10: NATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL CODE OF MARKETING OF BREASTMILK SUBSTITUTES
View the documentAPPENDIX 11: SUMMARY OF FIVE STUDIES OF THE SOCIAL IMPACTS OF THE INDONESIAN CRISIS
View the documentAPPENDIX 12: SOME FOOD AND NUTRITION INFORMATION AND DATA RESOURCES ON THE INTERNET

APPENDIX 7: DATA EMPLOYED FOR ANALYSIS OF CHILD UNDERWEIGHT RATES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

Countries with periods of decreased underweight prevalence (%) (n = 18)

Countries with periods of increased underweight prevalence (%) (n = 18)

Benin

1987: 35.0

Comoros

1991: 15.5


1996: 24.5

1995: 21.7

Burkina Faso

1987: 45.5
1992: 32.7

Congo, Democratic Republic

1989: 25.0
1994: 35.0

Cameroon

1977: 17.3

Cote d'Ivoire

1986: 12.4


1991: 15.1

1994: 20.0

Congo, Republic

1977: 32.2
1987: 23.5

Ethiopia (rural)

1983: 37.3
1992: 47.7

Congo, Democratic Republic

1975: 28.8
1989: 25,0

Guinea

1980: 23.4
1995: 26.0

Ghana

1987: 27.1

Lesotho

1981: 13.3


1993: 22.9

1994: 21.4

Kenya (rural)

1982: 22.0
1987: 18.0

Madagascar

1983: 28.0
1992: 40.9

Lesotho

1976: 17.3

Malawi

1981: 23.9


1981: 13.3


1992: 27.6

Madagascar

1992: 40.9
1995: 34.1

Malawi

1992: 27.6
1995: 29.9

Mauritania

1981: 31.0

Mauritania

1987: 30.0


1987: 30.0


1990: 47.6

Mauritius

1985: 23.9
1995: 14.9

Nigeria

1990: 35.3
1993: 39.1

Niger

1985: 49.4
1992: 42.6

Rwanda

1976: 27.9
1992: 29.4

Sierra Leone

1974: 28.2
1977: 23.2

Senegal

1986: 17.5
1992: 22.2

Tanzania

1987: 33.0

Sierra Leone

1977: 23.2


1991: 28.9


1990: 28.7

Togo

1976: 26.1
1988: 24.6

Tanzania

1991: 28.9
1996: 30.6

Uganda

1977: 33.2
1988: 23.0

Uganda

1988: 23.0
1995: 25.5

Zambia

1992: 25.2
1996: 23.5

Zambia

1985: 20.5
1992: 25.2

Zimbabwe

1984: 14.0
1988: 11.5

Zimbabwe

1988: 11.5
1994: 13.0

Source: 1.

REFERENCE

1. Smith LC, Haddad L (1999) Explaining child malnutrition in developing countries: A cross-country analysis. Research Report 111. Washington, DC: IFPRI.