Monitoring ICPD goals:selected indicatorsMonitoring ICPD Goals – Selected IndicatorsIndicators <strong>of</strong> Mortality Indicators <strong>of</strong> Education Reproductive Health IndicatorsInfantmortalityTotal per1,000 livebirthsLife expectancyM/FMaternalmortalityratioPrimary enrolment(gross) M/FProportionreaching grade 5M/FSecondaryenrolment(gross) M/F% Illiterate(>15 years)M/FBirths per1,000womenaged15-19ContraceptivePrevalenceAnymethodModernmethodsHIVprevalencerate (%)(15-49)M/FCountry,territory orother areaMaternal and Newborn Health Sexual and Reproductive Health EducationMaternal BirthsAdolescent Under age five Contraceptive Contraceptive Unmet need for Primary school enrolment, Secondary schoolmortality ratio attended by birth rate per mortality rate, prevalence prevalence family planning, net per cent <strong>of</strong> school-age enrolment, net per cent(deaths per skilled health 1,000 women, per 1,000 rate, women rate, women per cent, children, 1999/2011<strong>of</strong> school-age children,100,000 live personnel, % aged 15-19, live births, aged 15-49, aged 15-49, 1988/20111999/2011births), 2010 2000/2010 1991/2010 2010-2015 any method, modern method,1990/2011 1990/2011male female male femaleAfghanistan 460 34 90 184 22 16 34 13Albania 27 99 11 19 69 10 13 80 80 75 73Algeria 97 95 4 27 61 52 98 96 65 69Angola 450 49 165 156 6 5 93 78 12 11Antigua and Barbuda 67 91 84 85 85Argentina 77 98 68 14 79 70 100 99 78 87Armenia 30 100 28 27 55 27 19 95 98 85 88Australia 1 7 99 16 5 72 68 97 98 85 86Austria 4 99 10 5 51 47Azerbaijan 43 88 41 43 51 13 15 85 84 81 78Bahamas 47 99 41 18 94 96 82 88Bahrain 20 97 12 9 62 31 99 100 92 97Bangladesh 240 27 133 51 56 48 17 45 50Barbados 51 100 50 14 90 97 81 88Belarus 4 100 21 9 73 56Belgium 8 99 11 5 75 73 3 99 99 90 87Belize 53 88 90 21 34 31 21 100 91 64 65Benin 350 74 114 121 17 6 27 27 13Bhutan 180 58 59 52 66 65 12 88 91 50 57Bolivia (Plurinational <strong>State</strong> <strong>of</strong>) 190 71 89 54 61 34 20 95 96 68 69Bosnia and Herzegovina 8 99 17 16 36 11Botswana 160 95 51 46 53 51 27 87 88 57 65Brazil 56 99 71 24 80 77 6 95 97Brunei Darussalam 24 100 18 6 95 99Bulgaria 11 99 48 11 63 40 30 99 100 84 82Burkina Faso 300 67 130 147 16 15 30 65 61 19 16Burundi 800 60 65 152 22 18 29 91 89 18 15Cambodia 250 71 48 69 51 35 24 96 95 37 33Cameroon, Republic <strong>of</strong> 690 64 127 136 23 14 21Canada 12 99 14 6 74 72 100 100Cape Verde 79 76 92 22 61 57 17 95 92 61 71Central African Republic 890 41 133 155 19 9 19 78 60 18 10Chad 1100 14 193 195 3 2 21 74 51 16 5Chile 25 100 54 8 64 94 94 81 84China 37 96 6 24 85 84 2Colombia 92 95 85 23 79 73 8 92 91 72 77106 INDICATORS
Monitoring Monitoring ICPD ICPD Goals goals: – Selected selected Indicators indicatorsIndicators <strong>of</strong> Mortality Indicators <strong>of</strong> Education Reproductive Health IndicatorsInfant Maternal Life and expectancy Newborn Health Maternal Primary enrolment Sexual Proportion and Reproductive Secondary Health% Illiterate Education Births per Contraceptive HIVmortality M/Fmortality (gross) M/F reaching grade 5 enrolment (>15 years) 1,000 PrevalenceprevalenceMaternal BirthsAdolescent Under age five Contraceptive Contraceptive Unmet need for Primary school enrolment, Secondary schoolTotal perratioM/F(gross) M/F M/Fwomenrate (%)mortality ratio attended by birth rate per mortality rate, prevalence prevalence family planning, net per cent <strong>of</strong> school-age1,000 liveagedAny enrolment, Modern net per cent(15-49)(deaths per skilled health 1,000 women, per 1,000 rate, women rate, women per cent, children, 1999/2011births15-19method<strong>of</strong> school-age methods children,M/F100,000 live personnel, % aged 15-19, live births, aged 15-49, aged 15-49, 1988/20111999/2011Country, territorybirths), 2010 2000/2010 1991/2010 2010-2015 any method, modern method,or other area1990/2011 1990/2011male femalemale femaleComoros 280 47 95 86 26 19 36 81 75Congo, Democratic Republic <strong>of</strong> the 2 540 80 135 180 18 6 24 34 32Congo, Republic <strong>of</strong> the 560 83 132 104 44 13 20 92 89Costa Rica 40 95 67 11 82 80 5Côte d'Ivoire 400 57 111 107 13 8 29 67 56Croatia 17 100 13 7 95 97 88 94Cuba 73 100 51 6 73 72 100 99 87 87Cyprus 10 98 4 5 99 99 96 96Czech Republic 5 100 11 4 72 63 11 96 96Denmark 12 98 6 5 95 97 88 91Djibouti 200 78 27 104 18 17 47 42 28 20Dominica 48 95 96 84 93Dominican Republic 150 94 98 28 73 70 11 96 90 58 67Ecuador 110 89 100 23 73 59 7 99 100 58 59Egypt 66 79 50 25 60 58 12 100 96 71 69El Salvador 81 85 65 23 73 66 9 95 95 57 59Equatorial Guinea 240 65 128 151 10 6 29 57 56Eritrea 240 28 85 62 8 5 37 33 32 25Estonia 2 99 21 7 70 56 25 96 96 91 93Ethiopia 350 10 79 96 29 27 85 80 17 11Fiji 26 100 31 22 99 99 79 88Finland 5 99 8 3 98 98 94 94France 8 98 12 4 77 75 2 99 99 98 99Gabon 230 86 144 64 33 12 28Gambia 360 52 104 93 18 13 68 70Georgia 67 100 44 27 47 27 16 96 94 84 80Germany 7 99 9 4 70 66Ghana 350 55 70 63 24 17 36 84 85 51 47Greece 3 12 5 76 46 98 99 91 90Grenada 24 100 53 15 54 52 96 99 95 86Guatemala 120 51 92 34 43 34 28 100 98 43 40Guinea 610 46 153 134 9 4 22 83 70 36 22Guinea-Bissau 790 44 137 181 14 77 73 12 7Guyana 280 87 97 46 43 40 29 82 86 78 83<strong>Haiti</strong> 350 26 69 76 32 24 37Honduras 100 66 108 33 65 56 17 95 97Hungary 21 100 19 7 81 71 7 98 98 91 91Iceland 5 15 3 99 100 87 89India 200 58 39 65 55 48 21 99 98Indonesia 220 77 52 31 61 57 13 97 93 68 67THE STATE OF WORLD POPULATION <strong>2012</strong>107
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