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Number of deaths of children from all causes aged 0-17 years

· dynamics annual · rows: 3 · periods: 15 · section: Family, maternity and childhood

The number of annual deaths from all causes per 100 thousand children of the corresponding age varied during the period 2009–2023. The list is divided by age groups: total mortality, children aged 0–14, and adolescents aged 15–17. This allows for tracking changes in mortality rates across different age categories over fifteen years. The indicator is annual and covers the entire country

Chart of annual mortality from all causes for children aged 0–17, 2009–2023, persons per 100 thousand of the corresponding age

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Set in numbers

3 series are published here, from 2009 to 2023, 15 reporting periods. 45 values in total.

“total” fell by a factor of 2.4 between 2009 and 2023: from 96.7 to 40.7. The highest value in the series is 98.4 in 2012.

All table numbers are series: 3
Series 200920102011201220132014201520162017201820192020202120222023
всего 96,70 92,20 88,60 98,40 91,30 85,40 74,80 68,00 59,50 53,80 48,40 44,60 47,10 43,40 40,70
в возрасте 0 - 14 лет 102,20 97,10 93,00 104,60 96,40 88,80 77,90 70,80 61,40 54,60 48,70 44,60 46,70 43,40 40,60
в возрасте 15 - 17 лет 72,40 68,80 66,30 65,30 62,50 65,20 56,10 51,10 48,00 49,00 46,60 44,40 49,30 44,00 41,40

How to read this table

Differences between rows allow for comparing the contribution of each age category to the national total. Comparing data for the 0–14 and 15–17 age groups shows the dynamics of the child mortality structure. Values are presented as deaths per 100 thousand population of the corresponding age group, making the data comparable across years regardless of population size

What is visible in these numbers

“aged 15–17” leads the table with 41.4, “aged 0 - 14 years” closes it with 40.6.

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Period and application

Statistics are published annually and cover the period from 2009 to 2023. This data on child mortality across various age groups is useful for demographers, healthcare professionals, and anyone studying population health and changes in mortality structure