This document discusses global trends in maternal, neonatal, child and adolescent health between 2000 and 2020. It provides data on mortality rates, access to key health services, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on service disruptions. The document also includes information on income group trends related to health outcomes, coverage, expenditures, and other indicators.

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Nurturing care framework, from preconception to adolescence

3. Global neonatal, child and adolescent mortality rates, 2000–2020
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Maternal mortality ratio, 2017 estimates

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Gaps persist in access to services essential to women’s
and children’s health

6. Per cent of under-5 deaths by age group:
54 countries off track for SDG 3.2.1
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Correlation between women’s empowerment and access
to key health services for them and their children

8. Percentage of children aged under 5 years affected by
stunting, wasting and overweight, global, 2000 and 2020*
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9. Maternal and adolescent health in Afghanistan
between 2000 and 2020
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Restoring access to key services for women and children in
the COVID-19 era: slow but steady progress since early 2021

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SRMNCAH interventions: country-level impressions of the
return to pre-pandemic service levels

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Overall health and well-being of children and adolescents two
years into the pandemic: uneven progress in ending service
disruptions

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Proportion of children who can read simple text and duration
of school closures, as of 28 February 2022

14. ANNEX

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Survive
Income-group trends in mortality: Maternal mortality, stillbirths, neonatal mortality,
under-5 mortality and adolescent mortality

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Thrive
Income-group trends in coverage of care and health outcomes trends

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Income-group trends in health expenditure

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Income-group trends in clean fuels

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Transform
Income-group trends in birth registration, schooling and sanitation