HEALTH

Seventy-nine percent (79%) of households with children under 5 reported all of these children having an immunization card. Sixteen percent (16%) of households with children under 5 reported at least one child ill with diarrhoea the two weeks prior to data collection, and the majority of these ill children were treated with ORT, either from a health care provider (boys: 88%; girls: 93%) or through treatment at home (boys: 10%; girls: 7%).
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Created with Highcharts 12.3.0Oral Rehydration Therapy (ORT) Treatment​Across All Camps% of children under 5 with diarrhea in 2 weeks prior to survey,​by ORT treatment soughtBoysGirls0%100%10…25%50%75%Did not receive​ORTReceived ORT at​homeReceived ORT​from a healthcare​provider
Created with Highcharts 12.3.0Immunization Cards% households with children under 5 reporting all children​under 5 having an immunization cardYes​YesNo​No