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SITUATION ANAlySIS of ChIldreN in UgANdASTATISTICAl ABSTrACTFewer than one in every 20 children aged 6–23 months get theminimum acceptable diet in six of the 10 regions.1.4 million children are not getting the minimum acceptable diet.All regions have over 120,000 children not getting the minimum acceptable diet withthe exception of Kampala and Karamoja (both with fewer than 50,000 children).childreN aged 6–23 moNths Not receiviNg a miNimum acceptable dietSource: Percentage of children not getting a minimum acceptable diet, UBOS and ICF International, 2012; Numbers ofchildren not getting a minimum acceptable diet, UNICEF calculations162
SITUATION ANAlySIS of ChIldreN in UgANdASTATISTICAl ABSTrACTiROn deFiCienCY AnAeMiAOne in every two children aged under five years suffers from irondeficiency anaemia.Children from households in the lowest wealth quintile are more likely to have irondeficiency anaemia (3 out of 5) than children from the highest quintile (2 out of 5).Children from households in rural areas are more likely to have iron deficiencyanaemia (five out of 10) than children from urban areas (4 out of 10).prevaleNce of aNaemia iN childreN aged 6–59 moNths by backgrouNdcharacteristicsSource: UBOS and Macro International, 2007; UBOS and ICF International, 20123.2 million children have iron deficiency anaemia.Together, East Central and Eastern regions have the highest number of childrenwith iron deficiency anaemia (1.2 million, 36%).childreN uNder five with iroN deficieNcy aNaemiaSource: Children under five years with iron deficiency anaemia rates: UBOS and ICF International, 2012; Numbers ofchildren under five years with iron deficiency anaemia estimates: UNICEF calculations163
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