Maternal and child health
Maternal health describes the health of women during pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period (after the birth). In addition to data on maternal mortality (death) and morbidity (illness), we can also refer to data on access and use of trained health professionals during the birth, and attendance at antenatal clinics.
Child health refers to the health, nutrition status, and mortality experienced in the key child age groups (neonatal, infant, under five).
Key Map
Proportion of 1-year old fully immunized against EPI diseases
News & Publications
PDH.stat datasets
pdfCivil registration and vital statistics systems in the Pacific: overview of the organisation, status of systems, and levels of completeness of birth and death registration by country
PDF | 5.04 MB
pdfAssessment, Analysis and Redesign of Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Processes (CRVS) NIUE
PDF | 2.9 MB | Anon.
pdfCivil registration and vital statistics in Wallis and Futuna
PDF | 1.5 MB
pdfCivil registration and vital statistics in Niue
PDF | 1.49 MB