Child stunting

Indicator Child Stunting
Dimension of exclusion NUTRITION

The second dimension of exclusion is the diminished capacity of children to meet their basic nutritional needs. The life-long consequences of early child malnutrition have been widely documented, and its prevalence indicates, among others, exclusion from the adequate delivery of health services (ECA, 2013a).
Defnition: Percentage of children under fve who are stunted – i.e. whose height for age is more than two standard deviations below the median for the international reference population aged 0-59 months (WHO).
Formula $$[dEx]^{ChM}=\frac{ChM_{28d-59m}^n}{1-ChM_{28d-59m}^n}$$

$[dEx]^{ChM}$ Degree of exclusion from health/nutrition

$ChM_{28d-59m}^n$: Proportion of children between 28 days and 59 months suffering from chronic malnutrition at the national level
Computation: National/sub-national, rural/urban, women/men:
In Excel, use the following condition IF:

If:$ChM_{28d-59m}^n$, f50 give the value of 1

If NOT apply the formula: $$[dEx]^{ChM}=\frac{ChM_{28d-59m}^n}{1-ChM_{28d-59m}^n}$$

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