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United Nations Strategic Framework for Afghanistan

UNITED NATIONS STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK FOR AFGHANISTAN 55 Reporting focal point(s): WHO, UNFPA 1.1.e: Proportion of children under 5 who are (i) wasted 25 and (ii) stunted (disaggregated by gender). (SDG indicators 2.2.1 and 2.2.2) (i) Wasted: 10.3% (i) 8% (ii)30% Afghanistan Health Survey; National Nutrition Survey; (ii) Stunted: 36.6% (2018) National Smart survey or MICS. Reporting focal point(s): UNICEF 1.1.f: Proportion of the population with access to essential health services within 0.5 hour reaching distance. 56.6% (2018) 85-90% Afghanistan Health Survey. (Non-SDG indicator) Reporting focal point(s): WHO, UNDP, UNFPA 1.1.g: Proportion of children (12-23 months) who received (i) Penta-3 and (ii) measles vaccinations. (i) 61% (2018) (ii) 74% (2022) (i) 80% (i) Afghanistan (ii) 90% Health Survey. (Proxy for SDG indicator 3.b.1) Reporting focal point(s): WHO 1.1.h. Number of drug users who have access to treatment and rehabilitation services. 30,000 drug users. 20% increase in coverage per annum. (Proxy for SDG indicators 3.5.1) Reporting focal point(s): UNODC Thematic Area: Education Indicator Baseline (year) Target (end (ii) Ministry of Public Health EPI- MYP. UNODC Reports on drug use situation. Means of 1.2.a: Proportion of children and young people in Grade 3 achieving at least a minimum proficiency level in (i) reading and (ii) mathematics, by sex. (SDG indicator 4.1.1) Reporting focal point(s): UNESCO 1.2.b: Number of youth and adults (15 years and above) enrolled in basic general literacy courses disaggregated by sex. (Proxy for SDG indicator 4.6.1) TBD pending results of 2025) TBD based on results of forthcoming sampled student assessment expected by end of 2023. sampled student assessment. Verification Early grade reading and math assessments (UNESCO). 7,500 (3,750 females; 3,750 males). 150,000 (90,000 females; 60,000 males). UNESCO monitoring reports. (2022) 25 The share of child under five years old that fall two standard deviations below the expected weight for their height.
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