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Table 1.

Interventions supported by the Catalytic Initiative/IHSS in Niger (2007–2013).

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Fig 1.

Major policy changes and activities related to child survival in Niger, 1992–2013.

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Fig 2.

Under-5 mortality rate in Niger 1989–2012.

Data are from analysis of the 2012 national DHS survey in Niger. Vertical lines show 95% CIs for survival probabilities. Dates on the x-axis represent the 2 year periods preceding the 2012 Niger DHS.

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Table 2.

Coverage changes for select interventions including 95% Confidence intervals.

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Fig 3.

Coverage of pregnancy related indicators.

Bars represent 95% CIs; two doses of tetanus toxoid for all survey years with the exception of 2010 correspond to children under-2 whereas the 2010 mortality survey only includes children under 1 year; postnatal visit within 2 days is for out of facility deliveries.

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Fig 4.

Infant feeding.

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Fig 5.

Childhood immunization.

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Fig 6.

Prevalence of wasting by age in children in Niger.

Moderate and severe (<-2 z score). Data taken from the 2000 MICS, 2006 DHS and 2012 DHS.

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Fig 7.

Prevalence of stunting by age in children in Niger.

Moderate and severe (<-2 z score). Data taken from the 2000 MICS, 2006 DHS and 2012 DHS.

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Fig 8.

Coverage of care for childhood illnesses.

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Fig 9.

Care seeking patterns in Niger for diarrhoea, pneumonia and malaria in children under-5 (2006–2012).

CSI = Centres de Santé Integres (Integrated Health Centres).

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Table 3.

Changes in coverage of care-seeking for 3 childhood illnesses between 2006 and 2012.

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Fig 10.

Proportion of under-5 deaths averted by changes in interventions between 2006 and 2012.

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Table 4.

Impact of increased health access through community level services on child mortality.

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