Katsina Household Survey Reveals Severe Food Insecurity and Healthcare Gaps

A new survey in Nigeria's Katsina state shows that most households rely on very few food varieties daily, while home births and poor maternal healthcare outcomes remain widespread, particularly among rural and low-income families.

26 Aug, 19:41 — 26 Aug, 19:41

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Katsina Survey: 88% of households consume 1–3 food varieties daily, 61% of recent births occurred at home

Katsina's new household survey shows wide gaps in food consumption, income and maternal healthcare, with poorer households and rural women recording worse outcomes across several indicators. The post Katsina Survey: 88% of households consume 1–3 food varieties daily, 61% of recent births occurred at home appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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Katsina Household Survey Reveals Severe Food Insecurity and Healthcare Gaps

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Katsina Survey: 88% of households consume 1–3 food varieties daily, 61% of recent births occurred at home

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