|
Characteristic
|
Overall, all sites
|
Overall, excluding DRC
|
DRC
|
Guatemala
|
Belagavi
|
Nagpur
|
Kenya
|
Pakistan
|
Zambia
|
|---|
|
Ongoing clustersa
|
|
Births, n
|
466,772
|
434,876
|
31,896
|
60,434
|
88,684
|
84,241
|
73,904
|
64,951
|
62,662
|
|
Maternal deaths, n
|
694
|
596
|
98
|
69
|
95
|
84
|
78
|
204
|
66
|
|
Deliveries, n
|
471,272
|
438,806
|
32,466
|
60,832
|
89,300
|
84,872
|
74,793
|
65,710
|
63,299
|
|
Live births, n
|
438,855
|
407,985
|
30,870
|
59,198
|
78,265
|
77,968
|
72,973
|
57,941
|
61,640
|
|
Total MMR(95% CI)a
|
158 (147, 169)
|
146 (135, 157)
|
317 (257, 378)
|
117 (90, 143)
|
121 (100, 143)
|
108 (86, 129)
|
107 (83, 130)
|
352 (309, 395)
|
107 (82, 132)
|
|
MMR, maternal deaths per 100,000 live births (95% CI))b
|
|
2010–2012
|
159 (139, 178)
|
159 (139, 178)
| |
120 (68, 172)
|
135 (100, 170)
|
110 (74, 146)
|
133 (90, 176)
|
336 (265, 408)
|
141 (91, 192)
|
|
2011–2013
|
151 (132, 169)
|
151 (132, 169)
| |
110 (63, 158)
|
124 (91, 158)
|
99 (64, 134)
|
114 (74, 154)
|
374 (299, 450)
|
124 (76, 172)
|
|
2012–2014
|
139 (121, 158)
|
139 (121, 158)
| |
119 (71, 168)
|
106 (73, 139)
|
108 (71, 144)
|
101 (62, 141)
|
326 (255, 397)
|
116 (69, 163)
|
|
2013–2015
|
130 (112, 148)
|
130 (112, 148)
| |
106 (63, 150)
|
92 (59, 125)
|
106 (70, 142)
|
81 (45, 117)
|
323 (253, 393)
|
108 (63, 153)
|
|
2014–2016
|
149 (131, 168)
|
130 (112, 148)
|
289 (213, 365)
|
114 (70, 158)
|
82 (48, 115)
|
117 (79, 155)
|
92 (53, 131)
|
326 (255, 397)
|
77 (40, 114)
|
|
2015–2017
|
162 (143, 181)
|
143 (124, 162)
|
289 (215, 364)
|
130 (84, 176)
|
109 (70, 148)
|
97 (62, 132)
|
98 (58, 138)
|
386 (307, 465)
|
89 (50, 129)
|
|
2016–2018
|
168 (148, 188)
|
149 (129, 169)
|
294 (220, 369)
|
124 (79, 169)
|
136 (91, 181)
|
107 (69, 145)
|
103 (61, 144)
|
404 (321, 488)
|
72 (36, 108)
|
- a Maternal Newborn Health Registry 2010–2018 deliveries, excluding women lost to follow-up prior to delivery or missing maternal status at 42 days. Clusters collecting data during the enti re period of 2010–2018, or 2014–2018 for DRC
- b Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR) is maternal deaths per 100,000 live births. The 95% confidence interval for the MMR is approximated using the variance of the proportion of maternal deaths for each site and year
