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SITUATION ANAlySIS of ChIldreN in UgANdASTATISTICAl ABSTrACTBReASTFeedinG And inFAnT FeedinGNationally, one in two children is breastfed within one hour of birth.Almost all children have benefited from breastfeeding.A newborn baby in Karamoja is more than twice as likely to be breastfed withinone hour as a child in West Nile.breastfeediNg practice aNd breastfeediNg withiN oNe hour of birthSource: UBOS and ICF International, 2012Over 699,000 newborn babies are not breastfed within one hourof birth.One newborn baby in every five who is not breastfed within one hour of birth (over139,000) is in Eastern region.mothers Not iNitiatiNg breastfeediNg withiN oNe hour of deliverySource: Mothers not breastfeeding within one hour of delivery rates: UBOS and ICF International, 2012; Numbers ofmothers not breastfeeding within one hour of delivery, UNICEF estimates160
SITUATION ANAlySIS of ChIldreN in UgANdASTATISTICAl ABSTrACTOnly three in every five children (63%) are exclusively breastfedduring the first six months after birth.Infants up to one month old are twice as likely to be exclusively breastfed (82%) asare infants aged four to five months (41%).Median duration of breastfeeding (exclusive or predominant) is below six months,both nationally and within all groups.mediaN duratioN of breastfeediNg (moNths)Source: UBOS and ICF International, 2012Only three out of 50 children aged 6–23 months receive aminimum acceptable diet (5.8%).Less than 1% (188,000) of children in East Central region get a minimumacceptable diet.Rural children are less likely to get an acceptable diet (one in 20).Children whose mothers have a secondary education, or more, are more thanthree times as likely (8.2%) to receive the minimum acceptable diet than arechildren whose mothers have no education (2.3%).youNgest childreN aged 6–23 moNths who are fed accordiNg to threeiNfaNt aNd youNg child feediNg (iycf) practicesSource: UBOS and ICF International, 2012161
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