Problem = High rates of child mortality & malnutrition

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Poor economic diversification

Many youth moving away from agriculture

Low productivity of farms

Learned helplessness

Cause 1 = Food Insecurity

Little access to credit

Limited knowledge on nutrition

Low access to nutritious food

Changing climatic conditions

Lack of enabling environment for improved agricultural productivity

Over dependency on imports

Over dependence on a few earners

Cause 2 = Household Poverty

Inadequate social protection

Weak governance, accountability & institutions

Cause 4 = Poor Sanitation & Safe Water Access

Cause 3 = Limited Access to Quality Healthcare

Social norms & alternative traditional medicines & treatments

Low levels of education of health service users

Poor road networks

Inadequate investment in healthcare

Lack of equipment

Lack of water & electricity in centres

Lack of infrastructure (clinics, centres, etc)

Lack of high calibre health personnel

Poorly managed or no rubbish dumps

Poor Communal spirit / Civic responsibility

Limited knowledge of WASH best practice

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Inadequate water infrastructure

Inadequate investment

Inadequate national vision of / prioritisation for safe water

Inadequate finance

Inadequate country planning for safe water

Confusion about religions implications of certain health actions

Cause 6 = Challenging Social Norms

Lack of accurate sex education

Low women's literacy levels

Limited exposure

Cause 5 = Low Parental Education Levels

Poverty

Fears of impact of sex education

Cause 7: Weak Governance, Management, & Accountability

Ineffective M&E and learning

Lack of compassionate and motivated health workers

Lack of job security

Lack of working conditions

Lack of career progression

Lack of regulation of healthcare providers

Lack of regulation of overall healthcare system

Lack of voice for patients (no channels to hold duty bearers accountable)

Lack of clinical health standards

No dedicated national program for child health (currently merged with EPI)

High private expenditures on health

Lack of comprehensive workforce management strategy

Poor deployment of staff

Lack of clarity of roles (lack of clear job description and reporting lines)

Political involvement in recruitment and placement

Therapeutic food

imports are high cost, lack of domestically produced therapeutic food

Poor working conditions (lack of space)

Lack of coordination within MoH

Lack of coordination between ministries

Lack of inventory management