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Levels and trends in child mortality : report 2013 (Inglês)

Millennium Development Goal- four (MDG- 4) calls for reducing the under-five mortality rate by two thirds between 1990 and 2015. In 2012 the governments of Ethiopia, India, and the United States, in close collaboration with United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF), convened the child survival call to action forum to mobilize political leadership to end preventable child deaths. This report presents the United Nations Inter-agency Group for child Mortality Estimation's (UNIGME's) latest estimates of under-five, infant and neonatal mortality, and assesses progress towards MDG- 4 at the country, regional, and global levels. This report presents following topics: estimating child mortality; and levels and trends in child mortality, 1990 to 2012.

Detalhes

  • Autor

    Bastian,Phillip Cannon, Wardlaw, Tessa, Wu, Jingxian, You, Danzhen

  • Data do documento

    2013/01/01

  • TIpo de documento

    Relatório Anual

  • No. do relatório

    81019

  • Nº do volume

    1

  • Total Volume(s)

    1

  • País

    Mundo,

  • Região

    Regiões Mundiais,

  • Data de divulgação

    2013/09/12

  • Disclosure Status

    Disclosed

  • Nome do documento

    Levels and trends in child mortality : report 2013

  • Palavras-chave

    Fragile and Conflict-Affected Situations;number of deaths of children;live birth;Child Mortality;neonatal mortality;leading cause of death;agency for international development;united nations population fund;vital registration system;neonatal death;child mortality estimates;children under age;communications development;inequity across country;availability of data;neonatal mortality rates;infant mortality rate;child survival;monitoring progress;statistical model;trend line;data quality;statistical table;child death;global estimate;preterm birth;Learning and Innovation Credit;population census;neonatal period;capacity strengthening;old children;sex ratio;household survey;selection bias;political commitment;preventable disease;birth registration;data portal;effective policies;child population;collected information;consultation process;Country Clearance;sampling error;short-term fluctuation;validation exercises;cost-effective intervention;innovative way;official estimates;national survey;lower mortality;regional trends;Child Health;health survey;standard for method;total deaths;home visit;target risk;poor household;political leadership;estimation method;rural area;accurate estimate;Fragile Situations;health interventions;aids mortality;production process;curative intervention;civil society;community level;border line;mortality data;Basic Education;relative increase;mortality decline;source country;national capacity;survey data;nonsampling error;data availability;

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