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Food security and nutrition data, province by province

47 official indicators, validated and sourced, for six systems: nutrition, health, water and sanitation, food, education and social protection.

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Data in focus

Stunting is declining, but still affects more than one child in two

The national value went from 57,0 % in 2018 to 52,8 % in 2024. Depending on the province, it ranges from 28,3 % in Bujumbura Mairie to 65,1 % in Gitega.

  • 36,8 ptsgap between the most and the least favourable province
  • 12 of 18provinces above the national value
  • 58,8 %in rural areas, against 27,8 % in urban areas (2016-2017)
  • 56,6 %among boys, against 49,1 % among girls (2024)

Stunting among children under 5 years

Percentage, official national value

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 −4,2 pts since 2018 55,9 2016-2017 57,0 2018 55,9 52,8 % 2024

By province, 2024

National 52,8 % Bujumbura Mairie : 28,3 % Rumonge : 43,1 % Bururi : 45,7 % Makamba : 49,5 % Bubanza : 52,1 % Kirundo : 52,3 % Kayanza : 52,9 % Bujumbura Rural : 53,3 % Cibitoke : 53,5 % Ruyigi : 54,0 % Muramvya : 55,0 % Cankuzo : 55,6 % Mwaro : 56,3 % Ngozi : 56,9 % Karusi : 57,1 % Rutana : 57,7 % Muyinga : 60,4 % Gitega : 65,1 % Bujumbura Mairie 28,3 Gitega 65,1 20 % 30 % 40 % 50 % 60 % 70 %
Source : ENSNMB 2024 (SMART), PAM, INSBU, MINEAGRIE, CFSVA 2023, State of Food Security in Burundi (novembre 2023), tableau 20 Synthesis of anthropometric results, p. 98 ; annexe 4, p. 121. Axis starts at zero. CSV Embed

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Indicator Minimum dietary diversity among children aged 6 to 23 months, 2024
Most favourable situation
Muyinga48,9 %
Least favourable situation
Mwaro12,2 %

Minimum dietary diversity among children aged 6 to 23 months, by province, 2024

National28,6 %

Map: Minimum dietary diversity among children aged 6 to 23 months, 2024

Darker: more favourable situation

  1. 12,2 to 21,2 %
  2. 21,2 to 26,5 %
  3. 26,5 to 31,5 %
  4. 31,5 to 37,0 %
  5. 37,0 to 48,9 %

Source : ENSNMB 2024 (SMART) (new window)

Food prices

Median market prices, July 2026

All food prices
  • White maize

    1 450BIF/kg

    Down 6,6 % compared with July 2025. Favourable change. over one year

  • Maize flour

    2 000BIF/kg

    Up 1,8 % compared with July 2025. Unfavourable change. over one year

  • Yellow beans

    2 867BIF/kg

    First reading

  • Cassava flour

    1 567BIF/kg

    Down 4,8 % compared with July 2025. Favourable change. over one year

Source : WFP, 29 markets (new window)

A price decrease is favourable to buying households.

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