Haiti’s Preliminary Survey Finds Child Acute Malnutrition at 7.4%
A preliminary UNICEF-supported survey found acute malnutrition rose among Haitian children ages 6 to 59 months, while insecurity and funding gaps threaten care.
A preliminary UNICEF-supported survey found acute malnutrition rose among Haitian children ages 6 to 59 months, while insecurity and funding gaps threaten care.
UNICEF says severe child malnutrition is rising in Afghanistan as hospitals face overcrowding, treatment sites close and aid programs lose funding.
WHO’s Greater Horn report warns hunger–malnutrition convergence raises preventable illness/death risks—especially for kids—and $25.4M is needed Jul–Dec 2026.