Showing posts with label child mortality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label child mortality. Show all posts

Friday, January 10, 2014

What are the 15 worst countries for the under 5 infant mortality rate (0-1 year) per 1,000 live births in 2000?

Goal 4: Reduce by Two Thirds, the Under 5 Mortality Rate

Hotspots of Infant Mortality Question to Consider:
1.  Are all the worst countries for this indicator in the same region?

How has infant mortality rate (0-1 year) per 1,000 live births changed in these fifteen countries since 2000?

Goal 4: Reduce by Two Thirds, the Under 5 Mortality Rate





Hotspots of Child Death rate (0-1 year) per 1,000 live births Questions to Consider:
1.  Is there a geographical correlation between the countries that improved the least?
2.  What is the geographical correlation and why do you think it is?

Can I correlate child mortality with immunization?

Goal 4: Reduce by Two Thirds, the Under 5 Mortality Rate

Hotspots of Child Death rate (0-1 year) per 1,000 live births

Percentage of Children 1 year old Immunized Against Measles

Questions to Consider:
1.  Is there a correlation between child mortality and measles immunization?
2.  What is the correlation and why do you think it is?

Can Skilled Health Staff Effect The Children's Mortality?

Goal 4: Reduce Child Mortality


Questions to Consider: Is there a direct correlation between a skilled health staff attending the births and child mortality rate? Questions to Consider: Why are there outliers in the data that show no correlation between skilled health staff attending birth and the child mortality rate?

Wednesday, January 8, 2014

15 Worst Countries for child mortality in 2000

Children under five mortality rate per 1,000 live births in the year 2000


How has child mortality changed in these fifteen countries since 2000

Goal 4: Reduce by Two Thirds, the Under 5 Mortality Rate

Children under five mortality rate per 1,000 live births from the years 2000-2011

What were the 15 worst countries for the percentage of infants immunized against measles in 2000?

Goal 4: Reduce by Two Thirds, the Under 5 Mortality Rate


Question to Consider: Why does this indicator correlate with the millenium goal?

Tuesday, January 7, 2014

What were the 15 worst countries for Child Mortality in 2000?

GOAL 5: Improve Maternal Health 

How has Child Mortality in these fifteen countries changed since 2000?

GOAL 5: Improve Maternal Health

What is the Percentage Increase for each of the 15 Countries from 2000-2011?

Goal #4: Reduce by Two Thirds, the Under 5 Mortality Rate 

Questions to consider:

1. Do you think that the MDG Goal #4 (Reduce by Two Thirds, the Under 5 Mortality Rate by 2015) is reachable? Explain your thoughts. What would YOU do to reach the goal, or at least get as close as possible?


2. From what you observed from the graphs, predict which country the UN would focus on next. Use evidence from the graphs.

What are the 15 worst countries according to child mortality in 2000?

Child Mortality

Red indicates worst, orange indicates second worst, yellow indicates the best from the worst.

Questions to Consider:

2000-2012 How does the amount of countries without sewage systems affect child mortality?

Child Mortality

How does the amount of women with AIDS correlate with child mortality in 2000

Child Mortality


The chart shows the amount of women suffering from AIDS in over 10 countries, from the years 2000-2012

15 Worst Countries for Immunization Against Measles in 2000

Goal #4: Reduce by Two Thirds, the Under 5 Mortality Rate



Question to consider: 

In mainly what region are the 15 worst countries in case of immunization against measles?

How is birth attended by health staff correlates with deaths per 1,000 in the year 2000, over the years of 2000-2011 average?

Goal #4: Reduce by two third, the under 5 mortality rate
Question to Consider: Compare and contrast the indicators on the graph and analyze the most major differences between the countries? Evaluate the connection between birth attended by skilled health staff and deaths per 1000?

How has immunization of measles changed in these 15 countries since 2000?

Goal #4: Reduce by Two Thirds, the Under 5 Mortality Rate



Questions to consider:

1. First, switch the x axis to time. Then compare the beginning and end of the graph. Write down observations about at least two countries that are outliers or had any unusual changes, and also about any interesting patterns you noticed.

 2. Correlate this graph with the next one. Observe any outliers you find. What happens to them? What are your thoughts about the UN’s actions, what are they doing to help the needy?

What are the 15 Worst Countries for Child Mortality in 2000?

Goal #1: Eradicate Extreme Poverty and Hunger


Questions to Consider: Look at the heat map. What hemisphere on the map does child mortality most occur in?

How has the percentage of children under 5 immunized against measles changed since year 2000?

Goal 4: Reduce by Two Third, the Under 5 Mortality Rate


1:Which country improved the most since the year 2000? Why was it able to improve this much?
2:Many countries were still not able to improve, what are some possible solution to this problem?

How has Child Mortality under 5 per 1000 changed in these fifteen countries since 2000?

Goal #1: Eradicate Extreme Poverty and Hunger

Questions to Consider: Observe the Graphs. Which country suffered most from child mortality and which country suffered least in the year of 2008? Observe the Graphs. Find a correlation between where the best and the worst countries for child mortality are located geographically. What do their locations tell us about their current rate in child mortality?

My Original Question: Whats is the The Average of the Separate Countries for Child Mortality under 5 per 1000?


Goal #1: Eradicate Extreme Poverty and Hunger

Questions to Consider: Watch the Graphs. What do you think will happen to these countries on the subject of child mortality. Which country will improve the most in 2014 depending on their averages? Why? Watch the Graphs. In your opinion, do the resources around these countries determine their rate in child mortality? Why?