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14 mapped indicators, 18 provinces and 5 provinces since 2025 · last validated on 28 September 2026

Province map, 2016-2017

Proportion of households consuming iodized salt. Hover over an area to read its value, click to open its province sheet.

National 99,0%

Indicator sheet
Map: Proportion of households consuming iodized salt, 2016-2017

Darker: more favourable situation

  1. 96,7 to 98,7 %
  2. 98,7 to 99,0 %
  3. 99,0 to 99,2 %
  4. 99,2 to 99,7 %
  5. 99,7 to 100,0 %
View the table of values

Proportion of households consuming iodized salt, 2016-2017: the highest value is in Gitega (100,0 %), the lowest in Cankuzo (96,7 %). For this indicator, a high value is favourable. National reference: 99,0 %.

Proportion of households consuming iodized salt, 2016-2017
Rank Province Value (%) Difference
1 Gitega 100,0 % +1,0
2 Rumonge 100,0 % +1,0
3 Rutana 99,9 % +0,9
4 Kayanza 99,7 % +0,7
5 Bujumbura Mairie 99,6 % +0,6
6 Bururi 99,6 % +0,6
7 Bujumbura Rural 99,2 % +0,2
8 Muramvya 99,2 % +0,2
9 Mwaro 99,2 % +0,2
10 Kirundo 99,1 % +0,1
11 Muyinga 99,1 % +0,1
12 Bubanza 98,8 % −0,2
13 Karusi 98,8 % −0,2
14 Makamba 98,8 % −0,2
15 Ngozi 98,7 % −0,3
16 Ruyigi 98,6 % −0,4
17 Cibitoke 98,5 % −0,5
18 Cankuzo 96,7 % −2,3

National trend

Only one national observation is published for this indicator: no trend to draw yet.

By area of residence

2016-2017

Ranking of the 18 provinces

From most to least favourable

Gap between extremes
3,3pt between Gitega and Cankuzo
More favourable than national
11/ 18 provinces

Food context

IPC analysis and food prices

IPC phase 3 or above

14,0% −2,0 pts

April-May 2026 · IPC analysis

Median prices, July 2026 · All prices

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From 18 to 5 provinces

From the 18 former to the 5 new provinces

The 2025 territorial reform grouped the 18 provinces into 5 provinces and 42 communes. Surveys published before the reform are still shown on the 18 former provinces: they are never recalculated without a source. Each new province groups the following territories.

Correspondence table built by overlaying administrative boundaries, to be confirmed by the national statistics institute.