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Data and statistics

Reducing child mortality to achieve MDG 4
6.9 million children under five years of age died in 2011 – nearly 19 000 children each day and almost 800 every hour. Progress has been made in recent decades, but is unequally distributed across regions and countries and within countries. Important challenges remain for the global goal to be achieved.

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Child mortality

6.9 millionchildren under five years of age died in 2011, nearly 800 every hour.

Under-five mortality

Causes of death

58%of deaths in children under age five are caused by infectious diseases.

Causes of under-five mortality

Preventing under-five deaths

78%of children with suspected pneumonia are taken for treatment to an appropriate care provider.

Care seeking for pneumonia

Life expectancy

Causes of death

Burden of disease

Health workforce

Health financing

Essential medicines

Governance and aid effectiveness

Essential health technologies

Service delivery

Environmental health

Mortality/morbidity

Risk factors

Health systems response

Infectious diseases

Cholera

Meningococcal meningitis

Global influenza virological surveillance

Health equity

Urban health

Women and health

Road safety

Substance use

Alcohol

Tobacco

Substance use disorders

Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)

MDG 1: child underweight

MDG 4: child health

MDG 4: immunization

MDG 5: maternal and reproductive health

MDG 6: HIV/AIDS

MDG 6: malaria

MDG 6: neglected tropical diseases

MDG 6: tuberculosis

MDG 7: water and sanitation

MDG 8: essential medicines