Child malnutrition in Pointe-Noire 2009
Pointe-Noire 2009 ranks 11th of 12 parts of the Republic of the Congo for child stunting, below the Republic of the Congo's 24%.
Child stunting across the Republic of the Congo
The same 2011 survey, every part it reports.
Frequently asked questions
What is the child malnutrition rate in Pointe-Noire 2009?
In the Republic of the Congo's 2011 Demographic and Health Survey, 23% of children under five in Pointe-Noire 2009 were stunted (too short for their age), 3.9% wasted and 11% underweight.
Is malnutrition in Pointe-Noire 2009 worse than in the rest of the Republic of the Congo?
Pointe-Noire 2009 ranks 11th of 12 for stunting in the survey, highest first, below the Republic of the Congo's 24%.
How many children are anaemic in Pointe-Noire 2009?
75% of children aged 6 to 59 months in Pointe-Noire 2009 had anaemia in 2011, above the Republic of the Congo's 67%; WHO counts 40% or more as a severe public health problem.
Is there data for cities and towns in Pointe-Noire 2009?
The survey reports the Republic of the Congo by region, not by city, so a town or neighbourhood in Pointe-Noire 2009 shares these figures. Local clinics and nutrition programmes keep their own records.
Source: Republic of the Congo Demographic and Health Survey 2011 (CG2011DHS), via The DHS Program, STATcompiler. Survey estimates for small regions carry wide margins; read differences of a few points as similar.
Hunger in the Republic of the Congo as a whole
Undernourishment, food insecurity, the Global Hunger Index and the UN's latest estimates for the country.