“…The example indicator of the second cluster, stunting prevalence for children under the age of five, differs from the immunization example in that it is less reflective of government activity, and more representative of the broader context, of which governmental roles are an important, though only a part. In considering what might make a household vulnerable to poverty in Ethiopia, Husmann (2016) analyzes diverse spheres of life: economics, demography, land scape and location, behavior and quality of life, ecosystems and natural resources, infrastructure, public services and institutions, population and ethnicity. Childhood rates of mortality, underweight, stunting and wasting are reflective of these diverse factors, of which the government has direct control or influence over a subset.…”