weight-for-age curveAll children are above −1 SD of WHO 2006 standard weight-for-age curve77·4%65·1%81·0%4Child wastingProportion of children less than −3 SD, −3 to −2 SDs, and −2 to −1 SD of the WHO 2006 standard weight-for-length curveAll children are above −1 SD of WHO 2006 standard weight-for-height curve78·0%66·2%82·1%4Child stuntingProportion of children less than −3 SD, −3 to −2 SD, and −2 to −1 SD of the WHO 2006 standard height-for-age curveAll children are above −1 SD of WHO 2006 standard height-for-age curve78·0%66·2%82·1%3Low birthweight and short gestation····3·6%16·4%18·0%4Short gestation for birthweightProportion of births occurring in 2 week bands starting from <24 weeks to 39–40 weeks40–41 weeks gestation3·6%16·4%18·0%4Low birthweight for gestationProportion of births occurring in 500 g categories starting from <500 g to 4000–4499 g4500–4999 g birthweight3·6%16·4%18·0%3Iron deficiencyPeripheral blood haemoglobin concentration in g/LCounterfactual haemoglobin concentration in the abscence of iron deficiency in g/L81·5%44·1%85·1%3Vitamin A deficiencyProportion of children aged 0–5 years with serum retinol concentration <0·7 μmol/LNo childhood vitamin A deficiency54·9%44·1%56·4%3Zinc deficiencyProportion of the population with inadequate zinc intake versus lossNo inadequate zinc intake94·9%93·3%94·9%2Tobacco····98·0%100·0%100·0%3SmokingSmoking Impact Ratio method: cumulative exposure to smoked tobacco products, proxied by excess lung cancer mortality; direct smoking: 5 year lagged proportion of the population who currently smoke dailyAll individuals are lifelong
