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Health in Moxico, Angola: official figures

34.2% of children under five in Moxico as it was before 2025 (including what is now Moxico Leste) were stunted (too short for their age, a sign of long-term undernutrition) in the 2023-2024 IIMS health survey, 3rd lowest of the 18 provinces as drawn before 2025 (Angola: 39.9%). The survey still used the 18 provinces in place before 2025.

Do women in Moxico give birth in a health facility?

33.2% of births in the two years before the 2023-2024 survey took place in a health facility in Moxico as it was before 2025 (including what is now Moxico Leste), and 35.7% of mothers had at least four antenatal visits; facility births are 6th lowest of the 18 provinces as drawn before 2025 (Angola: 45.8% and 51.2%).

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estatistica (INE) and Ministerio da Saude (MINSA), Angola (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

How many children in Moxico are vaccinated?

4.0% of children aged 12 to 23 months in Moxico as it was before 2025 (including what is now Moxico Leste) had all basic vaccines and 66.5% had none at all in 2023-2024; the lowest of the 18 provinces as drawn before 2025 for basic vaccines (Angola: 29.4% and 26.1%).

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estatistica (INE) and Ministerio da Saude (MINSA), Angola (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

How common is malaria in Moxico?

27.2% of children aged 6 to 59 months in Moxico as it was before 2025 (including what is now Moxico Leste) tested positive for malaria with a rapid test in 2023-2024, 7th highest of the 18 provinces as drawn before 2025 (Angola: 17.4%).

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estatistica (INE) and Ministerio da Saude (MINSA), Angola (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

How many homes in Moxico have a mosquito net?

8.9% of households in Moxico as it was before 2025 (including what is now Moxico Leste) owned at least one insecticide-treated mosquito net in 2023-2024, the lowest of the 18 provinces as drawn before 2025 (Angola: 28.8%).

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estatistica (INE) and Ministerio da Saude (MINSA), Angola (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

How Moxico compares with other provinces

Children under 5 stunted (2023-24)

Moxico ranks 16 of 18, highest first. Survey still used the 18 provinces in place before 2025: the Luanda, Moxico and Cubango rows are the old Luanda, Moxico and Cuando Cubango provinces.

RankRegionChildren under 5 stunted
12Cunene39.7%
13Cubango37.6%
14Lunda Norte36.5%
15Lunda Sul36.4%
16Moxico34.2%
17Cabinda29.5%
18Luanda23.6%
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estatistica (INE) and Ministerio da Saude (MINSA), Angola (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

Births in a health facility (2 years before the survey) (2023-24)

Moxico ranks 13 of 18, highest first. Survey still used the 18 provinces in place before 2025: the Luanda, Moxico and Cubango rows are the old Luanda, Moxico and Cuando Cubango provinces.

RankRegionBirths in a health facility (2 years before the survey)
10Malanje40.4%
11Lunda Norte36.4%
12Huambo33.3%
13Moxico33.2%
14Cuanza Norte31.9%
15Cuanza Sul26.7%
16Huila23.5%
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estatistica (INE) and Ministerio da Saude (MINSA), Angola (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

Children 6-59 months positive for malaria (rapid test) (2023-24)

Moxico ranks 7 of 18, highest first. Survey still used the 18 provinces in place before 2025: the Luanda, Moxico and Cubango rows are the old Luanda, Moxico and Cuando Cubango provinces.

RankRegionChildren 6-59 months positive for malaria (rapid test)
4Bie36.1%
5Malanje35.0%
6Lunda Norte28.8%
7Moxico27.2%
8Cuanza Sul22.7%
9Zaire21.7%
10Huambo19.6%
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estatistica (INE) and Ministerio da Saude (MINSA), Angola (with ICF, The DHS Program) · saved copy

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