Similarly, the infant mortality rate has fallen from 264 per thousand in 1935 to 140 per thousand in 1950, to 46 per thousand in 1973 and to 33 per thousand in 1984.

To reduce the infant mortality rate from 132 per thousand to 70 per thousand by the year 2010.

To reduce the maternal mortality rate from 6.6 per thousand to 3.5 per thousand by the year 2010.

The most recent data available reveal that, at the national level, the infant mortality rate has decreased to below 28 per thousand (goal 25 per thousand and, in under served areas, 35 per thousand).

(1981 1991 averages per thousand live births)

276. In 1990, the national mortality rate among men was 6 per thousand, while among women it was 4.4 per thousand.

UNICEF reports that the mortality rate for children under one year of age, which was 113 per thousand in the 1970s, dropped to 90 per thousand in the 1980s but rose to 135 per thousand by 1994.

In Honduras, 34 children per thousand die before they are one year old, and 45 per thousand never reach the age of five.

The annual case mortality rate from abortions is 0.02 per thousand.

Therefore, the rate of 11 per thousand should be taken with caution.

In 1994, this indicator declined to 5.3 and 3.8 per thousand respectively.

There has been a remarkable 81 decrease in the infant mortality rate in the Bedouin population over the last three decades, from 33.9 per thousand to the current 15.3 per thousand.

The mortality rate of children under 5 is 119 deaths per thousand children.

Figure 6 Evolution of child mortality (1987 2002) (Rates per thousand live births)

Five thousand persons, 64 per cent of them women, had thus found jobs.

The mortality rate in general in 2003 was 4.5 deaths per thousand inhabitants.

The overall objective is to reduce the general mortality rate by 40 per cent by 2010, to 21 per thousand.

Nevertheless, the number of refugees in Europe is still small compared to some other countries. Germany has received more applications for asylum than any other European country, but its six refugees per thousand inhabitants is less than a third of Turkey s 21 per thousand, which in turn is dwarfed by Lebanon s 232 per thousand.

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By 2003, the country had 52 children's hospitals and 3,033 institutions for maternal and child health care. The infant mortality rate had dropped to 25.5 per thousand and the under five mortality rate to 29.9 per thousand.

Infant mortality has dropped from 159 to 94 per thousand children below the age of five.

Infant mortality is 38 per thousand live births in rural areas, and 29 in urban areas.

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21. In recent years, her Government had increased its efforts to eradicate childhood diseases through specific national maternal and child health programmes. As a result, by 1994, under five mortality had fallen to 38 per thousand, and infant mortality to 32 per thousand.

One per thousand birth deliveries of women in the occupied Palestinian territory took place at Israeli checkpoints and 4.1 per cent of deliveries were at home.

15. The report on development cooperation provided to Haiti in 1995 states that less than 50 per cent of the population has access to primary health care and that the infant mortality rate is 94 per thousand between 0 and 1 year of age and 133 per thousand between 0 and 5 years.

In the pre war period in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the death rate of babies was 10.7 per thousand.

Rate The relative frequency of the occurrence of a particular event within a given population, generally given per thousand.

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To put the pre invasion figure in perspective, consider United Nations Population Division figures, which are generally considered to be of very high quality. The UN estimates that Iraq s pre invasion CDR was 10 per thousand, not the 5 per thousand estimated from the two studies.

Life expectancy was only 45 years infant mortality was around 128 per thousand births, while maternal mortality was among the highest in the world, at 1,289 per 100,000 births.

50. In the field of health, infant mortality is estimated at 110 per thousand, or four times the national average.

All the rates are higher in rural areas than in urban ones the neonatal rate is 25 per thousand in rural areas as against 18 per thousand in urban areas the infant rates are 36 and 28 respectively, while the child mortality rates are 43 and 34 respectively.

GRID provides ready access to several thousand environmental data sets, of which approximately 40 per cent are derived from satellite sensors.

But demographers rarely use CDR s, thinking instead in terms of age and sex specific mortality rates, usually summarized as life expectancy. That being said, the group reported that the CDR increased from 5.5 per thousand people in 2002 to 13.3 per thousand in the post invasion period (March 2003 March 2006).

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Guatemala occupies 112th place in the 1996 human development index, less on account of the US 3,400 per capita GDP than of the infant mortality rate of 54 per thousand live births, and the illiteracy rate of 45 per cent, which rises to 70 per cent in rural areas.

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Mozambique is well below the sub Saharan Africa average in most indicators of social development GDP per capita is roughly US 100, child mortality is high (199 per thousand live births), literacy is low (40 per cent) and fertility is high at 6.3.

During the 60's and 50's, the birth rates remained relatively stable and at high levels, about 49 births per thousand in 1990.

Thanks to those measures, the rates of infant mortality and of mortality during childbirth had fallen to less than ten per thousand live births.