Environmental factors
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1
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Rural residency
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2
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Precipitation
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3
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Enhanced vegetation index (EVI)
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Maternal factors
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4
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Maternal education
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5
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Maternal literacy
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6
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Female-headed households (maternal autonomy)
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7
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Short birth spacing
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8
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Use of modern contraceptives
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9
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High parity
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Child factors
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10
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Underweight
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11
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Wasted
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12
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Stunted
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13
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Breastfed within the first hour of birth
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14
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Exclusive breastfeeding
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15
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Continued breastfeeding
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16
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Low birth weight (LBW)
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Household factors
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17
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Poor household
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18
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Improved sanitation
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19
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Access to any form of a toilet
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10
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Improved water
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21
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Access to wells borehole and piped water
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Infections
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22
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HIV infection prevalence
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23
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Malaria infection prevalence
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Healthcare utilisation
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24
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At least one antenatal care visit (ANC1)
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25
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At least four antenatal care visits (ANC4)
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26
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Skilled birth attendance (SBA)
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27
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Health facility deliveries (HFD)
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28
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Diarrhoea treatment-seeking
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29
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Fever/cough treatment-seeking
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Child health interventions
|
30
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Bacille Calmette–Guérin (BCG)
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31
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Three diphtheria–tetanus–pertussis vaccinations (DPT3)
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32
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Three doses of polio (Polio3)
|
33
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Measles
|
34
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Fully immunised
|
35
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Oral rehydration salts (ORS use)
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36
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Vitamin A-children
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37
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Insecticide-treated bed nets (ITNs) use by children
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38
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Recommended antimalarial use
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Maternal health interventions
|
39
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Tetanus toxoid injection
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40
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Intermittent preventive treatment in pregnancy (IPTp 1)
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41
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IPTp 2
|
42
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Iron supplement
|
43
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Vitamin A-mothers
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