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SMART survey analysis and plausibility report
Estimating acute malnutrition prevalence from raw anthropometry, then producing the plausibility report that decides whether the estimate can be published at all.
930
Children measured
4
Survey teams
98.8%
Weight and height complete
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Why this exists
- Audience
- Nutrition cluster and the national nutrition coordination body
- The decision it informs
- Whether to accept the survey, exclude a team's data, or repeat the fieldwork before the estimate informs a scale-up.
How these numbers are produced
Every number on this page is computed from the committed dataset file named below by scripts/export/build-project-dashboards.mjs. Nothing is typed by hand and the page contains no script, no external request and no generation date, so rebuilding it on unchanged data produces an identical file.
Source: smart-nutrition-survey-2024.v1.csv
What this page does not show
Prevalence rates are not reported here: SMART quality control has to pass before a prevalence is publishable, and one team fails the concern threshold.