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THE STATE OF THE WORLD'S CHILDREN
SPECIALEDITION
STATISTICAL TABLES
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THESTATEOFTHEWORLD'SCHILDREN
SPECIALEDITION
Statistical Tables
NOVEMBER2009
Thisreferenceguidepresentsthemostrecentkeystatistics
onchildsurvival,developmentandprotectionfortheworld's
countries,territoriesandregionsinasinglevolume.These
indicatorsareusuallyincludedinTheStateoftheWorld's
Children,UNICEF'sannualflagshippublication.Tocommemorate
the20thanniversaryoftheConventionontheRightsoftheChild
on20November2009,UNICEFisdedicatingaspecialedition
ofthereporttochildrights.AsthelaunchofTheStateofthe
World'sChildrenSpecialEdition:Celebrating20Yearsofthe
ConventionontheRightsoftheChildtakesplaceearlierthan
inrecentyears,ithasnotbeenpossibletoincorporatethe2009
statisticaltablesintotheprintversionofthemainreport.
Thestatisticaltablespresentedinthisvolumeassistinmeeting
thedemandfortimely,reliable,comparableandcomprehensive
dataonthestateoftheworld'schildren.Theyalsosupport
UNICEF'sfocusonprogressandresultsoninternationally
agreeddevelopmentgoalsandcompactsonchildrightsand
development.UNICEFistheleadagencyresponsibleforglobal
monitoringoftheMillenniumDeclarationchild-relatedgoalsas
wellastheMillenniumDevelopmentGoalsandIndicators;the
organizationisalsoakeypartnerintheUnitedNations'work
onmonitoringthesetargetsandindicators.
Allofthenumberspresentedinthisreferenceguidewill
beavailableonline,inEnglish,on20November2009at
<www.unicef.org/publications>andinprintandonlineinother
languagesshortlythereafter.Pleaserefertothiswebsitefor
thelatestversionsofthestatisticaltablesandforanyupdates
orcorrigendasubsequenttoprinting.Thedatawillalsobe
availableviatheUNICEFglobalstatisticaldatabasesat
<www.childinfo.org>fromNovember2009onward.
STATISTICALTABLES 1
CONTENTS
THE
Contents
STATE
OFTHE Generalnoteonthedata .. page 3
Explanationofsymbols page 6
WORLD'S Under-fivemortalityrankings page 7
CHILDREN Summaryindicators page44
Measuringhumandevelopment:
SPECIAL AnintroductiontoTable10 page45
EDITION
STATISTICALTABLES
1 Basicindicators page 8
Celebrating 2 Nutrition page12
20Years 3 Health page16
ofthe 4 HIV/AIDS page20
Convention 5 Education page24
6 Demographicindicators page28
onthe 7 Economicindicators page32
Rightsof 8 Women page36
theChild 9 Childprotection page40
10 Therateofprogress page46
2 THESTATEOFTHEWORLD'SCHILDRENISPECIALEDITION
GENERALNOTEONTHEDATA
Genera! note on the data
Thedatapresentedinthefollowingstatisticaltablesare Childmortalityestimates
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TheIGMEupdatesthesemortalityestimateseachyear,
Severaloftheindicators,suchasthedataforlifeex- undertakingadetailedreviewofallnewlyavailabledata
pectancy,totalfertilityrates,andcrudebirthanddeath points.Thisexerciseoftenresultsinadjustmentstoprevi-
rates,arepartoftheregularworkonestimatesandprojec- ouslyreportedestimates;asaresult,estimatespublished
tionsundertakenbytheUnitedNationsPopulationDivision. inconsecutiveeditionsofTheStateoftheWorld'sChildren
Theseandotherinternationallyproducedestimatesare maynotbecomparableandshouldnotbeusedfor
revisedperiodically,whichexplainswhysomedatawill analysingmortalitytrendsovertime.Comparable
differfromthosepublishedinearlierUNICEFpublications. under-fivemortalityestimatesfortheperiods1970-2008
Thisreportincludesthelatestestimatesandprojections arepresentedbelow,accordingtoUNICEFRegionaland
fromWorldPopulationProspects:The2008Revision CountryClassifications.
(UnitedNationsDepartmentofEconomicandSocial
Affairs,PopulationDivision).Dataqualityislikelytobe Country-specificmortalityindicatorsfor1970-2008,
adverselyaffectedforcountriesthathaverecentlysuffered basedonthemostrecentIGMEestimates,arepresented
human-causedornaturaldisasters.Thisisparticularlytrue inTable10(foryears1970,1990,2000and2008)andare
wherebasiccountryinfrastructurehasbeenfragmentedor alsoavailableat<www.childinfo.org>and<www/child
majorpopulationmovementshaveoccurred. mortality.org>,thewebsiteoftheIGME.
Under-fivemortalityrate(per1,000livebirths)
Region 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2007 2008
Africa 231 206 189 176 168 165 152 139 134 132
Sub-SaharanAfrica 236 210 196 189 184 180 166 152 147 144
EasternandSouthernAfrica 213 188 177 169 167 162 147 130 123 120
WestandCentralAfrica 261 237 220 214 206 202 188 176 171 169
MiddleEastandNorthAfrica 193 162 130 97 77 66 56 47 44 43
Asia 150 131 118 98 87 82 71 60 56 54
SouthAsia 197 180 163 143 124 111 99 83 78 76
EastAsiaandPacific 120 94 73 58 54 49 41 32 29 28
LatinAmericaandCaribbean 122 103 83 66 52 43 33 26 24 23
CEE/CIS 90 81 70 59 51 49 37 27 24 23
Industrializedcountries 24 19 15 12 10 8 7 6 6 6
Developingcountries 161 141 127 109 99 95 86 77 73 72
Leastdevelopedcountries 241 223 206 187 179 168 150 136 131 129
World 142 125 113 98 90 87 78 70 66 65
STATISTICALTABLES 3
STATISTICALTABLES
Under-fivedeaths(millions)
Region 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2007 2008
Africa 3.7 3.7 3.9 4.1 4.3 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5
Sub-SaharanAfrica 3.1 3.1 3.3 3.7 4.0 4.3 4.3 4.4 4.4 4.4
EasternandSouthernAfrica 1.3 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.7 1.8 1.8 1.7 1.7 1.6
WestandCentralAfrica 1.6 1.7 1.8 2.0 2.2 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.6 2.6
MiddleEastandNorthAfrica 1.3 1.2 1.1 0.9 0.8 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.4 0.4
Asia 10.4 8.9 7.6 7.2 6.7 5.8 5.0 4.1 3.8 3.7
SouthAsia 5.4 5.3 5.4 5.0 4.6 4.2 3.7 3.2 2.9 2.8
EastAsiaandPacific 5.0 3.5 2.3 2.2 2.2 1.6 1.3 1.0 0.9 0.8
LatinAmericaandCaribbean 1.2 1.1 0.9 0.8 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.3 0.2
CEE/CIS 0.6 0.6 0.5 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0.1 0.1
Industrializedcountries 0.3 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1
Developingcountries 16.3 14.6 13.2 12.7 12.2 11.3 10.3 9.2 8.9 8.7
Leastdevelopedcountries 3.3 3.5 3.6 3.6 3.8 3.9 3.7 3.6 3.5 3.5
World 16.7 15.0 13.6 13.0 12.5 11.4 10.4 9.4 9.0 8.8
Forthe2008childmortalityestimates,severalkeychanges roundofMICSsurveyswasconductedinmorethan50
havebeenmade,including: countriesduring2005-2006,allowingforanewandmore
comprehensiveassessmentofthesituationofchildren
• Asubstantialamountofnewlyavailabledataanddata andwomenglobally.Thefourthroundofsurveysisnow
missingfromthepasthasbeenincorporated.These underwayandwillrununtil2011.
newdatahaveresultedinsubstantialchangesinchild
mortalitylevelsandtrendsforsomecountriescom- TheUNICEF-supportedMICSareamongthelargest
paredwiththepreviousestimates. sourcesofdataformonitoringprogresstowardsinterna-
tionallyagreeddevelopmentgoalsforchildren,including
• Estimatesforsomecountrieshavebeenadjustedto theMillenniumDevelopmentGoals.ManyoftheMICSin-
takeintoaccountreportingbiasassociatedwithmater- dicatorshavebeenincorporatedintothestatisticaltables
naldeathsinsettingswithahighprevalenceofHIV.Pre- appearinginthisreport.Moreinformationonthesedatais
viously,survey-basedestimatestendedtounder-report availableat<www.childinfo.org>.
childdeathsinhouseholdswheremothersareabsent
duetoHIV-relateddeathorillness.In2009,theTechni- RegionalClassification:Beginningwiththisissueof
calAdvisoryGroupoftheIGMEdevelopedanew TheStateoftheWorld'sChildren,UNICEFhasadded
methodtoadjustmortalityrelatedtoHIVandAIDSfor twonewregionalgroupings:AfricaandAsia.Inaddition,
eachdataobservation,usingasetofsimplifiedassump- thenumberofcountriesclassifiedinthesub-Saharan
tionsaboutthedistributionofbirthstoHIV-positive Africaregionhasincreased,withtheinclusionofDjibouti
womenbythedurationoftheirinfection,ratesofverti- andtheSudan.Asaresult,regionalestimatesfor
caltransmission,survivaltimesofbothmothersand sub-SaharanAfricapublishedinpreviousissuesofThe
childrenfromthetimeofthebirth,andcoverageof StateoftheWorld'sChildrenmaynotbecomparable
keyHIV-relatedservices. withthosepublishedinthisissue.Allotherregions
remainunchanged.
Furtherdetailsonrefinementstothemethodologyused
togeneratechildmortalityestimatescanbefoundat FordetailsofthecountriesincludedinallUNICEFregions,
<www.childinfo.org>. pleaserefertotheUNICEFRegionalClassification,page44.
MultipleIndicatorClusterSurveys:Formorethana
decade,UNICEFhassupportedcountriesincollecting RevisionstoStatisticalTables
tsthartoisutgihcaltlhyesMouulntidplaendInidnitceartnoartiColnuasltleyrcSoumrpvaeryasb(lMeICdSa)t.a TNaebolneat1.alBamsoirctaInldiitcyatroartse:s:Theneonatalmortalityratesfor
Saipnpcreox1i9m9a5t,enleyar1l0y02c0o0unsturriveseyasnhdatveerribteoerinesc.oTnhdeucttheidrdin tthheeWyeoarrld20H0e4a,ltahspOrrgeasneinztaetdioinntahnisdthaablvee,naortebpereondufcoerdmablyly
4 THESTATEOFTHEWORLD'SCHILDRENISPECIALEDITION
GENERALNOTEONTHEDATA
assessedbytheInter-agencyGroupforChildMortality Theindicatorforatleastonedosereportedcoveragefrom
Estimation.Theseestimates,therefore,maynotbeconsis- round2inmostcases.
tentwiththeagestructureofchildmortalityimplicitinthe
infantandunder-fivemortalityestimatesfor2008. Beginningthisyear,onlyfullcoverageisreportedforvitamin
Asupplementation,emphasizingtheimportanceforchildren
Table2.Nutrition: toreceivetwoannualdosesofvitaminAspaced4-6months
Underweight,stuntingandwasting:Underweightpreva- apart.Intheabsenceofadirectmethodtomeasurethis
lence,stuntingandwastingamongchildrenunderfive indicator,fullcoverageisreportedasthelowercoverage
yearsofageisestimatedbycomparingactualmeasure- estimatefromrounds1and2inagivenyear.
mentswithaninternationalstandardreferencepopulation.
WInHApOriClhi2l0d06G,rtohwetWhoSrtladnHdeaarldtshtOorrgeapnliazcaetitohnerweildeealsyedustehde TIanbselcet3i.ciHdeea-lttrhe:atedmosquitonets:Theindicatorunder-
NationalCenterforHealthStatistics/WorldHealthOrgani- fivessleepingunderamosquitonethasbeenreplacedby
zation(NCHS/WHO)referencepopulation,whichwas householdavailabilityofinsecticide-treatedmosquitonets
basedonalimitedsampleofchildrenfromtheUnited (ITNs).Thisyear'sreportpresentstwoindicatorsforITNs:
States.Thenewstandardsaretheresultofanintensive householdavailabilityofITNsandchildrensleepingunder
studyprojectinvolvingmorethan8,000childrenfrom ITNs.Viewedtogether,thesetwoindicatorsprovidean
Brazil,Ghana,India,Norway,OmanandtheUnitedStates. importantsnapshotofITNavailabilityandusage.ITNs
increasinglyconstitutethemajorityofnetsdistributedto
Overcomingthetechnicalandbiologicaldrawbacksof countriesowingtotheirprovenefficacy;consequently,
theoldreferencepopulation,thenewstandardsconfirm thereisincreasingemphasisonmonitoringITNsrather
thatchildrenbornanywhereintheworldandgiventhe thantheavailabilityanduseofanytypeofnet.
optimumstartinlifehavethepotentialtodevelopto
withinthesamerangeofheightandweight.Differences Table4.HIVandAIDS:
inchildren'sgrowthtoagefivearemoreinfluencedby Thelatest2008HIVandAIDSestimatesgeneratedby
nutrition,feedingpractices,environmentandhealthcare theJointUnitedNationsProgrammeonHIV/AIDS
thangeneticsorethnicity. (UNAIDS)wereunderrevisionatthetimethesetables
weregeneratedinmid-2009andaresetforreleaseinlate
InTheStateoftheWorld'sChildren2009,theanthropo- 2009inthe2009AIDSEpidemicUpdate.Pleasereferto
metricindicatorswerebasedmostlyontheNCHS/WHO <www.unaids.org>or<www.childinfo.org>forfurther
standards,withanadditionalcolumnaddedforunder- informationandupdates.
wtrheeeviegWrhsHteOdprteChhviiasllydeenaGcrre,ow(wimttohhdeSalrtlaanotfdeatrahdne.dmTsaheiivnserpiern)deisbceaanstteoardtsioofnnoris wHeIVreanrdelAeIasDeSdeisntAiumgatuesstf2o0r02800b7ypUrNeAsIenDtSedanidntWhHisOr.epTohretse
aucncdoerrdwienigghtottphreevWaHleOnceC,hisltdunGtrionwgtahndStwaansdtairdnsg,parnesdeannted tehsatnimparteevsiwoeurseesdteirmiavteidonussianngdarmefolrecetrtehfeianveadilmaebtilhiotydoolfogy
additionalcolumndisplayingunderweightprevalence morereliabledatafrompopulation-basedsurveysandex-
O(mwoidnegrattoethaenddisfefveerreen)cebsasbeedtwoenetnhethNeCoHldS/reWfHerOenscteandard. opfancoduendtrniaetsi.onDailffseernetnicneeslbseurtvweeielnlanUcNeAsIyDsSteamnsdiWnHaOnuemsbtie-r
populationandthenewstandards,prevalenceestimates matesforadultHIVprevalence,adultsandchildrenliving
ofchildanthropometryindicatorspublishedinconsecutive withHIV,andchildrenorphanedbyAIDSfor2007are,for
editionsofTheStateoftheWorld'sChildrenmaynotbe themostpart,lessmarkedthanestimatespublishedin
fullycomparable. previousreports.Figurespublishedinthisreportarenot
Earlyinitiationofbreastfeeding:UNICEFandWHOrecom- cfloemctpatrreanbdlseotvoerprteivmieo.usUNesAtIiDmSatheassapnudbltihserheefdocreomdpoarnaotblree-
mendearlyinitiationofbreastfeeding,i.e.,puttinganew- estimatesbyapplyingthenewmethodstoearlierHIVand
borntothebreastwithinonehourofbirth.Thisisthefirst AIDSestimates,whichcanbeaccessedat
yeartheindicatorofearlyinitiationofbreastfeedingis <www.unaids.org>.
reportedinthestatisticaltables.
Table5.Education:
VitaminAsupplementation:Previously,twodatapoints Survivalratetothelastgradeofprimaryschool:The
werereportedforvitaminAsupplementationcoverage:at survivalratetoGrade5(percentageofprimaryschool
leastonedoseandfullcoverage(twoormoredoses).Both entrantsreachingGrade5)wasreplacedin2008bythe
indicatorswerederivedfromcoveragereportedforthepe- survivalratetothelastgradeofprimaryschool(percent-
riodJanuary-June(round1)andJuly-December(round2). ageofchildrenenteringthefirstgradeofprimaryschool
STATISTICALTABLES 5
STATISTICALTABLES
whoareexpectedtoreachthelastgrade).Thesurvival countriescannotbecomparedwithpovertyratesreported
ratetothelastgradereplacedthesurvivalratetoGrade5 inpreviouseditions.Moredetailedinformationonthe
andbecameanofficialindicatorforMillenniumDevelop- definition,methodologyandsourcesisavailableat
mentGoal2(universalprimaryeducation)inJanuary <www.worldbank.org>.
2008.
Table9.ChildProtection:
Table6.Demographics: Forthefirsttime,theChildProtectionTableincludesall
Populationannualgrowthrateandaverageannual countriesandterritories.
growthrateofurbanpopulation:Theseindicatorshave
beenexpandedtoincludedatafor1990-2000. Femalegenitalmutilation/cutting:Thetablereflectsthe
totalonlyanddoesnotdisaggregatethisindicatorby
Table7.Economics: urban-ruralincidenceasinpreviouseditions.
ProportionofthepopulationlivingbelowUS$1.25perday:
In2008,theWorldBankannouncedanewpovertylinethat Childdisability:Dataonchilddisabilityarederivedfrom
i(sPPbPa)sepdricoenlreevveilsseadreosutnidmattheeswoofrlpdu.rcTahbalsein7grpefolweectrsptahriisty hprooupsoerhtoilodnsoufrcvheiylsd,reannd2-t9heyeianrdsicoaltdorwhisodesfcirneeedneadstphoesitive
updatedpovertylineandreportsontheproportionofthe foratleastonetypeofdisability(e.g.,cognitive,motor,
populationlivingbelowUS$1.25perdayat2005prices, seizure,visionorhearing).Questionsonchilddisability
adjustedforpurchasingpowerparity.Thenewpoverty areaddressedtotheparentorcaregiverofthechild,who
thresholdreflectsrevisionstoPPPexchangeratesbasedon isaskedtoprovideapersonalassessmentofthechild's
theresultsofthe2005InternationalComparisonProgram. physicalandmentaldevelopmentandfunctioning.Prior
toJune2008,theestimateswerecalculatedbasedon9of
Therevisionsrevealthatthecostoflivingishigheracross the10MICSquestionsondisability;sincethen,thedata
thedevelopingworldthanpreviouslyestimated.Asa havebeenbasedonagreaternumberofquestions.
resultoftheserevisions,povertyratesforindividual
Explanationofsymbols
Becausetheaimofthesestatisticaltablesistoprovideabroadpictureofthesituationofchildrenandwomen
worldwide,detaileddataqualificationsandfootnotesareseenasmoreappropriateforinclusionelsewhere.
Sourcesandyearsforspecificdatapointsincludedinthestatisticaltablesareavailableat<www.childinfo.org>.
Symbolsspecifictoaparticulartableareincludedinthetablefootnotes.Thefollowingsymbolsarecommonacross
alltables:
-Dataarenotavailable.
xDatarefertoyearsorperiodsotherthanthosespecifiedinthecolumnheading,differfromthestandarddefinition
orrefertoonlypartofacountry.Suchdataarenotincludedinthecalculationofregionalandglobalaverages.
yDatarefertoyearsorperiodsotherthanthosespecifiedinthecolumnheading,differfromthestandarddefinition
orrefertoonlypartofacountry.Suchdataareincludedinthecalculationofregionalandglobalaverages.
* Datarefertothemostrecentyearavailableduringtheperiodspecifiedinthecolumnheading.
§ Includesterritoriesaswellascountrieswithineachcategoryorregionalgroup.Countriesandterritoriesineach
countrycategoryorregionalgrouparelistedonpage44.
6 THESTATEOFTHEWORLD'SCHILDRENISPECIALEDITION
GENERALNOTEONTHEDATA
Under-fivemortalityrankings
Thefollowinglistrankscountriesandterritoriesindescendingorderoftheirestimated2008under-fivemortalityrate
(U5MR),acriticalindicatorofthewell-beingofchildren.Countriesandterritoriesarelistedalphabeticallyinthetables
onthefollowingpages.
Under-5 Under-5 Under-5
mortality mortality mortality
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STATISTICALTABLES 7
TABLE1. BASICINDICATORS
territories mUonrrdtaeanlrki-t5y 19m9Uo0nrrdtaaetlrei-2t50y08 199m(0ouIrnrntdafaetalenritt21y)008 Nmoero2rtn0aaa0tlet4iatly (ptohpoT2uuo0lsta0aat8lnidosn) (thAbonn2ioun0r.su0taoh8anfslds) (thuAdonnne2oudn0a.se0utaro8han-fsld5s) per(2GUc0NSa0SIp8)itaexpa(tye2Le0cbiai0ftrre8ast)nhcy20li0aTt3(doet%u-ral)2alt0c0y8*aes2tnc0Ptrh0reoo(3inlo%-mdml)2aae0rnnn0yetc8t/e* lo4ow0f2e%%0hsi0otn0usc-sho2eahm0rhie20eog7l0h*de%st
Afghanistan 1 260 257 168 165 60 27208 1269 311 250x 44 28x 61 - -
Albania 125 46 14 37 13 9 3143 46 1 3840 77 99 94 20 41
AAAAAlrnnnggtdgeeioorngrlituraaiaanaandBarbuda 111731626662 2626-9490 2421110264 1525-7254 1331116035 25122408 3314980382788813347 77681794411 136110005 14373242665020000d 747--275 769--785x 9857918954x,s 11-1-88x 465--224x
AAAuurssmtterrnaiilaiaa 11957782 5996 2364 4888 2153 1338 2138003737774 2647767 201 44306332556000 788204 10--0 999679s 221128x 443138x
ABBzaaehhrrabamaiinajsan 11337062 921856 311632 711874 31209 3554 8773373186 161664 600 11359738353000xx 777046 98-99 789883s 3--0 3--0
BBaanrgblaaddoessh 15480 14198 5114 10135 4130 368 160205050 34303 1803 520d 6767 5-4 8971s 2-2 4-1
BBBeeellliagzrieuusm 111360077 241304 11395 23905 11174 1327 190365079190 119967 011 4345833238000 687906 10--0 999177 221-2 34-17
BBehnuitnan 2434 118448 12811 11911 7564 3360 8666827 34125 391 1699000 6616 4516 6770ss 1-8 4-6
Bolivia(PlurinationalStateof)58 122 54 88 46 24 9694 263 14 1460 66 90 78s 8 61
BosniaandHerzegovina 120 23 15 21 13 10 3773 34 0 4510 75 97x 98s 18 43
Botswana 83 50 31 39 26 46 1921 47 1 6470 54 83 84 9x 65x
BBrrauznieliDarussalam 115030 5116 272 469 186 134 191399722 31058 607 267734500 7727 9915 9934 -9 6-0
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Cambodia 41 117 90 85 69 48 14562 361 32 600 61 76 89 18 49
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