No nat'l nutrition survey in last 10 yrs

1. No nat'l nutrition survey in
last 10 yrsNeighbours Pak, Bangladesh & Nepal Have Been Holding
Regular Audits
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2. Contd..
They may have lower growth rates than India, but Bangladesh, Pakistan and
Nepal are more prompt about conducting regular surveys on the nutritional
status of their population. The last nutrition survey done in India was ten
years ago despite its unacceptably high levels of malnutrition. Neighbouring
nations have each completed two surveys each during this period.
There has been no district level nutritional survey in India since 2002, more
than 13 years back. National Statistical Commission chairman Pronab Sen
when speaking at a round-table event on nutrition data said that there was
“too little nutrition data“ for policy makers and the new National Family
Health Survey (NFHS) data would be cru cial for rolling out new policy
programmes to address malnutrition and other health issues.
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3. Contd..
“There is enough evidence to show a huge variance in the status of nutrition
of children in tribal and nonaccessible areas in a state vis-à-vis urban areas.
For any nutrition or health scheme to be planned and implemented, it is
therefore essential to have the district level data. However, it is ironic that
the `latest' government data for districts available is 13 years old (DLHS -2,
2002). It is appalling that the planning of our nutrition related schemes is
being done primarily based on the state data, without taking into
consideration the critical variance within the states with respect to the most
affected and marginalized,“ said Komal Ganotra, director of policy, research
and advocacy in the NGO CRY -Child Rights and You. The Integrated Child
Development Services (ICDS), a maternal and child nutritional programmes,
is supposedly on a mission mode in almost 200 backward districts to address
malnutrition. Districts are supposed to draw up a project implementation
plan (PIP). But district ICDS officers are expected to draw up the PIP on the
basis of 13-year-old data.
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4. Contd..
After NFHS 3 in 2005-06, the field work for NFHS-4 is currently on. After data
collection there is the laborious and time-consuming process of checking
data quality , verifying data, cross checking and then analysis. The data is not
expected before the end of this year and district level data from it might not
be available till well into 2016. The first round of NFHS survey took place in
1992-93, the second round in 1998-99 and the third round in 2005-6, after
which there have been none.
Data from the Rapid Survey on Children (RSOC) carried out by Unicef and the
women and child development (WCD) ministry in 2013 is yet to be made
available.The data was sent to the health ministry for review about six
months back by the WCD ministry , but nothing has moved since.
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5. Contd..
Even the district level household and facility survey (DLHS) in 2013 did not
provide any district-level nu tritional data. Even if, as RSOC national level
data suggests, stunting levels among children has fallen from 48% to 39%, it
is still very high and probably masks much higher levels of undernutrition at
state and district level.
Over two decades, close to 300 Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS)
have been carried out in more than 100 countries with the support of Unicef
for generating data on key indicators on the well-being of children and
women, and helping shape policies. However, India withdrew from MICS in
2000 after two rounds. This year the MICS programme completes 20 years of
operation and five rounds of surveys. Bangladesh, Pakistan and Nepal are
part of the MICS surveys. “Standard gap for carrying out such surveys is three
to five years to enable taking stock and to do mid-course correction,“ said a
public health expert.
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