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Data and evidence

DATA VISUALIZATIONS

Explore data visualizations for stunting in Kyrgyz Republic below, or explore more Kyrgyz Republic-specific data in the Data Explorer.

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Prevalence of stunting

Data Source: Joint Malnutrition Estimates (JME, UNICEF, WHO, World Bank Group)
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Percentage of hospitalized patients making informal payments and average length of stay

Out of pocket payments values: Paying to medical personnel: 2001 (91%) 2004 (90%) 2006 (76%) Paying for drugs: 2001 (45%) 2004 (42%) 2006 (72%) Paying for medical supplies: 2001 (72%) 2004 (32%) 2006 (35%) Paying for other supplies: 2001 (81%) 2004 (48%) 2006 (51%) Paying for food: 2001 (70%) 2004 (66%) 2006 (52%) Hospital stay values: 2001 (13.7%) 2004 (12.1%) 2006 (9.9%)
Data Source: Jakab & Kutzin 2009
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Baby-friendly hospital initiative certification rates

Certification rates decline after 2011, primarily due to training and resource constraints that impacted re-certification
Data Source: United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
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Hospital beds utilization

Data Source: Ministry of Health of the Kyrgyz Republic
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Import of infant foods

Double axis chart. First Y axis–weight in KG. Category–Net weight values: 1995 (5,812 KG); 2013 (2.3 million KG). Second Y axis–$USD current. Category Trade Value values: 1995 ($48,000) 2013 ($19million)
Data Source: United Nations Comtrade Database (UN Comtrade)
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Kyrgyz Republic regional map

Prevalence of moderate and severe stunting (%) by region DHS 1997 values: Talas (58%); Chui (27%); Bishkek (20%), Jala-Abad (38%), Naryn (45%) Issyk-Kul (35%), Och (48%) DHS 2012 values: Talas (13%); Chui (12%); Bishkek (19%), Jala-Abad (15%), Naryn (17%) Issyk-Kul (10%), Och (26.6%) MICS 2005 values: Talas (29%); Chui (11%); Bishkek (10%), Jala-Abad (9%), Naryn (14%) Issyk-Kul (35%), Och (15%) MICS 2014 values: Talas (8%); Chui (12%); Bishkek (6%), Jala-Abad (16%), Naryn (14%) Issyk-Kul (10%), Och (7%)
Data Source: Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME)
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Percentage of open defecation and no toilet households

Data Source: Demographic and Health Survey (DHS); Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS)
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Public health expenditure

Double axis chart: First Y-axis– Million KGS (2000 prices) Values: 1991 (2,758); 2001 (1,284); 2006(2,181). Second Y-axis– Millions KGS (2000s prices) Values: Percent of total government expenditure values: 1990 (10%); 1994 (15%); 2006 (12%).
Data Source: United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
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Value added in agriculture

Category: KGS (constant 1999 prices) 1991 (~17,500) 1996(~12,500) 2002 (~19,000). 65% of the growth occurred between 1996–1999. 35% of the growth occurred between 1999–2002. Value added refers to an increase in the value of primary agricultural commodities based on the manufacturing or production processes applied to them. In short, it is the value of agricultural output minus the price of the base commodities.
Data Source: World Bank Report
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Kyrgyz Republic GDP over time

Data Source: World Bank
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Remittances into the Kyrgyz Republic

Data Source: National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic
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Under five, neonatal, and maternal mortality

Data Source: World Bank
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UNICEF / Lancet nutrition series undernutrition conceptual framework

Framework for the relations between poverty, food security, and other underlying and immediate causes to maternal and child undernutrition and its short-term and long-term consequences.
Framework for the relations between poverty, food security, and other underlying and immediate causes to maternal and child undernutrition and its short-term and long-term consequences
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Decomposition analysis methodology Kyrgyz Republic

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