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According to the Joint Malnutrition Estimates released by the UNICEF, the WHO and the World Bank, India continues to show a reduction in stunting and recorded 1.6 crore fewer stunted children under five years in 2022 than in 2012 commensurate with global and regional trends.
Findings of the report
The decline in stunting in India is commensurate with National Family Health Survey (NFHS5) (2019-2021) data which estimated its prevalence at 35.5% as against 38% in NFHS4 (2016) and 48% in NFHS3 (2006).
What is malnutrition?
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