Child mortality vs. prevalence of stunting
Child mortality is the share of newborns who die before reaching the age of five. Prevalence of stunting is the percentage of children under age 5 whose heightfor age is more than two standard deviations below the median for the international reference population ages 0-59 months.
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- Breakdown of child mortality by cause
- Causes of death in children under five years old
- Child death rates by cause for boys vs. girls in India
- Child deaths by life stage
- Child deaths by world region
- Child deaths from diseases caused by invasive pneumococcus
- Child deaths in 1960 vs. 2019
- Child deaths in the 1st year of life
- Child deaths in the first 5 years of life by age groupLine chart
- Child deaths in the first 5 years of life by age groupStacked area chart
- Child mortalityLong-run data; Gapminder & UN IGME
- Child mortality by income level of country
- Child mortality by sex
- Child mortality by sexWorld Bank
- Child mortality by source
- Child mortality from respiratory infections vs. access to clean fuels for cooking
- Child mortality from respiratory infections vs. share taken to a healthcare provider
- Child mortality in the past vs todayUN IGME
- Child mortality rateUN (from 1950)
- Child mortality rateSlope chart
- Child mortality rateIHME, GBD
- Child mortality rateLine chart
- Child mortality rateWith SDG Target
- Child mortality rate
- Child mortality rate vs. electoral democracy
- Child mortality rate vs. share of population practicing open defecation
- Child mortality rate, including UN projections
- Child mortality vs GDP per capita
- Child mortality vs level of prosperity
- Child mortality vs per capita health expenditure
- Child mortality vs share of children immunized against diphtheria, pertussis, and tetanus
- Child mortality vs. prevalence of anemia among pregnant women
- Child mortality vs. prevalence of child wasting
- Child mortality vs. prevalence of teenage pregnancy
- Child mortality vs. share in extreme poverty
- Child mortality vs. share of children who are anemic
- Child mortality vs. share with respiratory infections taken to a healthcare provider
- Child mortality vs. women's average years of schooling
- Child mortality: IHME vs UN IGME estimates
- Child mortality: UN IGME vs UN DESA comparison
- Childhood deaths from the five most lethal infectious diseases worldwide
- Children per woman that survived childhood vs those that died in childhood
- Children with diarrheal disease vs. diarrheal treatment
- Death rate from neonatal preterm birth complication
- Death rate from pneumonia in children
- Deaths by ageUN
- Deaths of children younger than 15 years
- Diarrheal diseases death rate in children under five
- Diarrheal diseases death rate in children vs. access to basic handwashing facilities
- Extreme poverty and child mortality
- Global child deaths by cause
- Global child mortalityGapminder & the World Bank
- Global infant mortality by cause for boys vs. girls
- Has country already reached SDG target on child mortality?
- Has country already reached SDG target on neonatal mortality?
- Infant mortality by sex
- Infant mortality rateUN IGME
- Infant mortality vs. prevalence of prenatal care
- Live births in England and Wales at or under 22 weeks gestation
- MDG4.A: Child mortality rate
- Maternal mortality vs. neonatal mortality
- Neonatal mortality vs. births attended by skilled health staff
- Neonatal, infant and child mortality rates
- Number of child deathsSlope chart
- Number of child deathsUN/World Bank
- Number of child deaths by source
- Number of children per who died before they were five years old per woman
- Number of deaths from pneumonia in children under 5
- Number of infant deathsUN via World Bank
- Number of neonatal deathsIHME
- Number of neonatal deaths by region
- Number of under-five deaths by region
- Number of youth deaths
- Population growth vs. child mortality
- Preventable rotavirus deaths in children under five
- Rotavirus deaths in children under five
- Share of children with symptoms of pneumonia who are taken to a health provider
- Youth mortality rate