Poverty statistics in the national household survey for 2002/2003 Population below the poverty line 56.7 per cent HEALTH AND NUTRITION Nutrition Per cent of infants with low birth weight (1999–2006) 9.2 per cent Per cent of children under 6 months who are exclusively breast-fed (2000–2006) 39.4 per cent Per cent of children from 6 to 9 months who are breast-fed with complementary food (2000–2006) 25.1 per cent Per cent of children under 5 who are underweight (moderate and severe, 2000–2006) Underweight Moderate Severe 13.8 per cent 11.3 per cent 2.5 per cent Per cent of children under 5 whose growth is stunted (moderate and severe, 2000–2006) Stunted Moderate Severe 41.7 per cent 27.3 per cent 14.4 per cent Vitamin A supplement full-coverage rate (6–59 months, 2005, after NID campaign) 83 per cent (2007) Households consuming iodised salt (2000–2006, after National Immunisation Day, or NID, campaign) 98.79 per cent (2007) Health xiv Population using improved drinking-water sources (2004, total) 50.9 per cent Population using improved drinking-water sources (2002/2003, urban) 90.1 per cent Population using improved drinking-water sources (2004, rural) 57.3 per cent Population using adequate sanitation facilities (2004, total) 55.8 per cent Population using adequate sanitation facilities (2004, urban) 92.3 per cent Population using adequate sanitation facilities (2004, rural) 48 per cent Routine Expanded Programme on Immunisation (EPI) vaccines financed by government (2006, total) 1 per cent