Yemen, Rep. · Child Stunting, Under 5 (survey, %)

48.5%2022

Publisher note: Yemen Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2022-2023, Survey Findings Report. Yemen: Central Statistical Organization and United Nations Children’s Fund.

Unit: percent of children under age 5. Publisher measure: Stunting prevalence among children under 5 years of age (% height-for-age <-2 SD), survey-based estimates.

Height-for-age below -2 SD, WHO country-level survey estimates, both sexes, no additional disaggregation; not model-based annual interpolation. Reference years are irregular survey labels; fieldwork windows were not supplied by the retained projection. Matching year labels do not prove matching collection periods.

Measurement basis: survey-based estimate; reference years are irregular.

Reference-period cadence: irregular survey reference years.

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World Health Organization (Global Health Observatory); retrieved 2026-09-07. Retrieval time is separate from an official publisher release vintage.

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Reported estimates and independently qualified uncertainty endpoints
CountryYearReadingLower endpointUpper endpointPublisher note
Yemen, Rep.199150.447.753.1Yemen maternal and child health survey (YDMCHS). PAPCHILD Surveys. Sana, Republic of Yemen, 1992
Yemen, Rep.199650.4Not reportedNot reportedYemen multiple indicator cluster survey (March 1996): Final results. Ministry of Planning and Development. Sanaa, Republic of Yemen, 1996 Converted estimate
Yemen, Rep.199755.253.756.6Yemen demographic and maternal and child health survey 1997. Demographic and Health Surveys. Central Statistical Organization. Sana'a, Yemen, 1998 Age calculated using alternate methods
Yemen, Rep.200357.355.758.9The Yemen family health survey: Principal report. Pan Arab Project for Family Health. Cairo, Egypt: The Republic of Yemen Ministry of Health & Population, Central Statistical Organization an League of Arab States, 2004 Age calculated using alternate methods
Yemen, Rep.20055755.158.9Yemen Household Budget Survey 2005-2006 Height/length modality (standing/lying) was not collected
Yemen, Rep.201146.6Not reportedNot reportedThe state of food security and nutrition in Yemen. Comprehensive food security survey 2011. Sana'a, Republic of Yemen, 2013
Yemen, Rep.201346.44547.8Yemen National Health and Demographic Survey 2013. Rockville, Maryland, USA: MOPHP, CSO, PAPFAM, and ICF International, 2014.
Yemen, Rep.202145.144.445.7The Report of Nutrition and Mortality Surveys conducted between August 2021 and January 2022 following SMART Methodology Reduced age range
Yemen, Rep.202248.547.249.8Yemen Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2022-2023, Survey Findings Report. Yemen: Central Statistical Organization and United Nations Children’s Fund.

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