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Rate of child mortality: 44 per 1,000.
The Committee is concerned at the rate of child mortality.
The rate of child mortality due to suicide;
Egypt attaches great importance to reducing the rate of child mortality.
The rate of child mortality(less than five years) was 10.1 per 1,000 live births in 2006.
Despite the deterioration in socio-economic conditions, the rate of child mortality has remained unchanged.
Costa Rica had an internationally recognized quality universal health system,which was reflected in the average life expectancy of 79.3 years and in the low rate of child mortality.
We are providing universal primary education,lowering the rate of child mortality and preventing and treating malaria.
Through free and universal education and health care,Cuba had achieved high levels of school attendance and a low rate of child mortality.
Despite the documented progress, the rate of child mortality in Georgia is still the second highest in Europe.
Bhutan is on track in meeting Goal 4 of the MDGs, namely,to reduce the rate of child mortality before 2015.
With respect to health, after a significant drop in the rate of child mortality between 1990 and 1995, a reading of indicators today shows a dizzying rise in the year 2000, from 97 per 1,000 to 130.6 per 1,000.
According to UNICEF data(1994),there were no cases of famine among children in Armenia and no increase in the rate of child mortality or morbidity was observed.
High rate of child mortality. This is caused mainly by perinatal problems, acute diarrhoea and acute respiratory problems occurring mainly in the poorest and most excluded parts of the country.
The results of the survey revealed detailed information on the rate of child mortality and contoured necessary measures to reduce it.
The rate of child mortality has dropped by 47 per cent since 1990, according to the fact sheet on Goal 4 of the Millennium Development Goals, yet 6.6 million children under age five died in 2012-- mostly from preventable diseases.
Waterborne diseases are very common in such areas andare a major cause for the high rate of child mortality and low life expectancy.
The crisis andthe war have worsened all the indicators of human poverty: the rate of child mortality per 1,000 live births passed from 111 in 1992 to 136 in 1996; primary school attendance declined from 51 per cent in 1992 to 35 per cent in 1996/97.
Algeria inquired whether Croatia intended to revise the Constitution, andrequested information about the measures taken regarding the high rate of child mortality as a result of traffic accidents.
Data from the National Statistics Institute(INE)indicate that the rate of child mortality for both sexes is about 145.7 per 1000 births.
Governments should come down heavily on corrupt politicians who misappropriate public funds meant for:(a) the eradication of poverty and hunger;(b) universal primary education;(c) alleviating gender discrimination;(d)lowering the rate of child mortality;(e) raising the level of maternal health;(f) tackling HIV/AIDS, malaria and high-impact diseases; and(g) ensuring environmental sustainability.
However, unacceptably high rates of child mortality, disease and malnutrition persist.
As a direct result of those factors,Vieques had higher rates of child mortality and death from cancer and cardiovascular disease than those for Puerto Rico as a whole.
It can also lead to higher rates of child mortality, malnutrition and maternal mortality among less educated women, and an increase in the incidence of HIV/AIDS.
Having significantly reduced the rates of child mortality and extreme poverty, Malaysia was currently on track to achieve all the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs) in aggregate terms ahead of the 2015 deadline.
Australia is committed to closing the gap in indigenous health outcomes andhas targeted closing the gap in terms of life expectancy by 2031 and halving the rates of child mortality by 2018.
The Committee notes that while steps have been taken, including by the police, to increase awareness of safety among children in Latvia and to reduce accidents,it is concerned that the rates of child mortality in Latvia, due to factors such as violence, fires, traffic and other accidents, have increased.
Countries with high child mortality rates, low school enrolment levels and weak gender parity, where education interventions(girls' education in particular) can improve these indicators and help break the vicious cycle through which mothers' illiteracy fuels poor childcare,leading to undernutrition and high rates of child mortality;
The National Partnership will include more funding to improve the antenatal care provided to mothers of Indigenous babies. In July 2008, the Australian Government established the National Indigenous Health Equality Council, which will advise the Government on developing and monitoring health-related goals and targets designed to help close the life expectancy gap andreduce the unacceptably high rates of child mortality in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
However, the highest rates of child mortality in the world continue to be found in sub-Saharan Africa.