File:Child-mortality.svg
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Shows the share of children (born alive) who died before they are five years old
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Deutsch: Zeigt den Anteil lebend geborener Kinder die starben, bevor sie fünf Jahre alt wurden
Zeitraum: 1800 - 2015 Regionen: Welt, Indien, China, USA, Schweiz, Deutschland, Österreich, SchwedenEnglish: Shows the share of children (born alive) who died before they are five years old
Period: 1800 - 2015 Region: World, India, China, USA, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Sweden |
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| Source | https://ourworldindata.org/child-mortality; https://www.gapminder.org |
| Author | Gapminder estimates up until 1945 and UN Population Division from 1950 to today; Our World in Data, Max Roser |
| SVG development |  This diagram was created with an unknown SVG tool.  This diagram uses embedded text that can be easily translated using a text editor. |
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