Child malnutrition in N'Djaména 2014
N'Djaména 2014 ranks 19th of 21 parts of Chad for child stunting, below Chad's 40%.
Child stunting across Chad
The same 2014 survey, every part it reports.
- 1KanemZone 264%
- 2LacZone 257%
- 3Barh El GazalZone 256%
- 4Wadi FiraZone 453%
- 5Mayo Kebbi OuestZone 650%
- 6Borkou/TibestiZone 250%
- 7Ennedi Est/Ennedi OuestZone 249%
- 8Mayo Kebbi EstZone 646%
- 9Chari BaguirmiZone 545%
- 10SalamatZone 345%
- 11SilaZone 444%
- 12OuaddaïZone 443%
- 13Hadjer-LamisZone 543%
- 14BathaZone 340%
- 15GuéraZone 338%
- 16TandjiléZone 733%
- 17Logone OccidentalZone 731%
- 18Logone OrientalZone 730%
- 19N'Djaména 201430%
- 20MandoulZone 828%
- 21Moyen ChariZone 827%
Frequently asked questions
What is the child malnutrition rate in N'Djaména 2014?
In Chad's 2014 Demographic and Health Survey, 30% of children under five in N'Djaména 2014 were stunted (too short for their age), 15% wasted and 21% underweight.
Is malnutrition in N'Djaména 2014 worse than in the rest of Chad?
N'Djaména 2014 ranks 19th of 21 for stunting in the survey, highest first, below Chad's 40%.
Is there data for cities and towns in N'Djaména 2014?
The survey reports Chad by region, not by city, so a town or neighbourhood in N'Djaména 2014 shares these figures. Local clinics and nutrition programmes keep their own records.
Source: Chad Demographic and Health Survey 2014 (TD2014DHS), via The DHS Program, STATcompiler. Survey estimates for small regions carry wide margins; read differences of a few points as similar.
Hunger in Chad as a whole
Undernourishment, food insecurity, the Global Hunger Index and the UN's latest estimates for the country.