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Source: The State of the World’s Children | United Nations Children's Fund

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Country or AreaSubgroupYearSourceUnitValue 
AfghanistanTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent371
AlbaniaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent431
AngolaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent622
ArgentinaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent491
ArmeniaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent401
AustriaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent382
AzerbaijanTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent421
BangladeshTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent411
BelarusTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent361
BelgiumTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent412
BeninTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent462
BhutanTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent451
Bolivia (Plurinational State of)Total2005-2011UN_World BankPercent591
Bosnia and HerzegovinaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent431
BrazilTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent591
BulgariaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent371
Burkina FasoTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent471
BurundiTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent431
CambodiaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent461
CameroonTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent461
CanadaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent402
Cape VerdeTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent562
CEE/CISTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent433
Central African RepublicTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent611
ChadTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent472
ChileTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent581
ChinaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent481
ColombiaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent601
ComorosTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent682
CongoTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent531
Costa RicaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent561
Côte d'IvoireTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent481
CroatiaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent421
Democratic Republic of the CongoTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent511
DjiboutiTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent462
Dominican RepublicTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent531
East Asia and PacificTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent473
Eastern and Southern AfricaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent503
EcuadorTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent541
EgyptTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent401
El SalvadorTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent531
EstoniaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent432
EthiopiaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent391
FijiTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent501
FinlandTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent372
GabonTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent481
GambiaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent532
GeorgiaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent471
GermanyTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent372
GhanaTotal2005-2011UN_World BankPercent491

Footnotes

1 - Data refer to the most recent year available during the period specified in the column heading.
2 - Data refer to the most recent year available during the period specified in the column heading. Data refer to years or periods other than those specified in the column heading. Such data are not included in the calculation of regional and global averages.
3 - Data refer to the most recent year available during the period specified in the column heading. For a complete list of countries and territories in the regions, subregions and country categories, see page XX.
Source

The State of the World’s Children

Source:  United Nations Children's Fund

Economic and social statistics on the countries and territories of the world, with particular reference to children’s well-being.
Last update in UNdata: 2013/06/19
Next update in UNdata: To be confirmed