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Food Security and Nutrition Survey 2001-2003

Nigeria, 2001 - 2003
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NGA_2001_FCNS_v01_M
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International Institute of Tropical Agriculture
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Nigeria Food Consumption and Nutrition Survey 2001-2003 Summary
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Author(s) B.Maziya-Dixon I.O.Akinyele E.B. Oguntona S.Nokoe R.A.Sanusi E.Harris
Date 2004-01-01
Country Nigeria
Language English
Publisher(s) International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Ibadan Nigeria United States Agency for International Development (USAID) United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Description This report summarizes the findings of the 2001–2003 Nigeria Food Consumption and Nutrition Survey (NFCNS) conducted by the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Ibadan in collaboration with the National Planning Commission (NPC), the Federal Ministry of Health, national institutes, and universities. Technical assistance was provided by the United States Department of Agriculture–Agricultural Research Services, Beltsville Human Nutrition Research Center–The Community Nutrition Research Group (CNRG). Funding was provided by the Mission of the US Agency for International Development, Abuja, and the US Agency for International Development, Bureau for Africa, Office of Sustainable Agricultural Development under the terms of grants no. 59-3148- 0-013 and LAG-G-00-93-00042-00, the United Nation’s Children Fund (UNICEF), and Helen Keller International (HKI).

The field data was collected between August and October 2001. The laboratory analysis for biochemical indices were compiled in 2002, data analysis and report writing was completed in September 2003.

Additional information on the Nigeria survey may be obtained from the Federal Ministry of Health, Nutrition Division, Federal Secretariat, Shehu Shagari Way, Maitama, Abuja; the National Planning Commission, Agriculture and Industry Department, National Committee on Food and Nutrition, Wuse Zone 1 Annex, Plot 409, Nouakchott St., Abuja; and the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, PMB 5320, Oyo Road, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria (Telephone 02 241 2626; Fax 02 241 2221; email: iita@cgiar.org). The summary report is for volume 1 of the survey report. Volume 2 will cover food consumption, nutrient intakes results, and focus group discussion results.
Table of contents Preface .................................................................................................................................................................... v
Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................ 1
Background .......................................................................................................................................................... 1
Goal ............................................................................................................................................................................ 2
Specific objectives ........................................................................................................................................ 2
Survey design and sampling .................................................................................................................. 2
Survey tools and manuals ........................................................................................................................ 2
Laboratory analysis of biological and salt samples ................................................................ 4
Data sets processed for analysis ...................................................................................................... 4
Implementation ............................................................................................................................................... 5
Household/demographic characteristics.................................................................................... 5
Age distribution of head of households ........................................................................................................ 5
Household size ......................................................................................................................................................... 5
Percentage distribution of household members by age group ............................................................ 6
Educational levels of household heads .......................................................................................................... 6
Socioeconomic characteristics of households ....................................................................... 8
Primary occupation of head of household ................................................................................................... 8
Primary energy source .......................................................................................................................................... 9
Households’ access to primary sources of water ....................................................................................... 9
Households’ primary methods of refuse disposal ...................................................................................... 10
Main type of toilet used by households.......................................................................................................... 10
Estimated annual household income (per thousand Naira) .................................................................. 10
Food security ...................................................................................................................................................... 11
Food availability and affordability ................................................................................................................... 11
Availability and affordability of major staples and nonstaples ............................................................ 11
Frequency of consumption of major staple food crops............................................................................ 13
Frequency of consumption of major nonstaple food crops .................................................................. 16
Estimated average household expenditure on major staples and nonstaples per week ............ 21
Food-related coping strategies .......................................................................................................................... 23
Borrowing food or money to buy food .......................................................................................................... 23
Eating foods that are less preferred ................................................................................................................ 23
Rationing money to household ........................................................................................................................ 23
Nutritional status ........................................................................................................................................... 24
Nutritional status of children under 5 ............................................................................................................ 24
Nutritional status of mothers ............................................................................................................................. 26
Micronutrient status of children under 5, mothers, and
pregnant women ............................................................................................................................................. 27
Vitamin A status ...................................................................................................................................................... 27
Vitamin E status ....................................................................................................................................................... 29
Iron status .................................................................................................................................................................. 31
Zinc status .................................................................................................................................................................. 36
Iodine status .............................................................................................................................................................. 39
Health and care .............................................................................................................................................. 43
Child health ............................................................................................................................................................... 43
Care for women ....................................................................................................................................................... 47
Conclusions .......................................................................................................................................................... 48
Annexes ................................................................................................................................................................... 50
1. Nutritional status of children under 5 and their mothers by state.
2. Micronutrient status of children under 5 by state.
3. Micronutrient status of mothers by state.
4. Micronutrient status of pregnant women by state.
Project agencies and collaborators ................................................................................................. 60
Acronyms and abbreviations ............................................................................................................... 67
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2001 -2003 Nigeria Food Consumption and Nutrition Survey - Executive Summary
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Author(s) International Institute of Tropical Agriculture
Date 2004-01-01
Country Nigeria
Language English
Publisher(s) International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA)
Description This report summarizes the findings of the 2001–2003 Nigeria Food Consumption and Nutrition Survey (NFCNS) conducted by the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Ibadan in collaboration with the National Planning Commission (NPC), the Federal Ministry of Health, national institutes, and universities. Technical assistance was provided by the United States Department of Agriculture–Agricultural Research Services, Beltsville Human Nutrition Research Center–The Community Nutrition Research Group (CNRG). Funding was provided by the Mission of the US Agency for International Development, Abuja, and the US Agency for International Development, Bureau for Africa, Office of Sustainable Agricultural Development under the terms of grants no. 59-3148-0-013 and LAG-G-00-93-00042-00, the United Nation’s Children Fund (UNICEF), and Helen Keller International (HKI).
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