Canada | Lifetime risk of maternal death (%)

Lifetime risk of maternal death represents the probability that a 15-year-old female will eventually die from a maternal cause, assuming current fertility and mortality levels remain unchanged. This indicator measures the cumulative risk throughout a woman's reproductive years, accounting for competing causes of death. Data estimated by WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA, and World Bank through the Maternal Mortality Estimation Inter-Agency Group (MMEIG). Period: 1985-2023. Gender: Female only.
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The World Bank
Origin
Canada
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507
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Canada | Lifetime risk of maternal death (%)
year value
1985 0.67707902
1986 0.6215613
1987 0.57110506
1988 0.53122337
1989 0.47788999
1990 0.42831184
1991 0.37955947
1992 0.3362464
1993 0.31519008
1994 0.29394361
1995 0.27585507
1996 0.25398946
1997 0.23558972
1998 0.20861613
1999 0.18030734
2000 0.15794094
2001 0.14668349
2002 0.13967944
2003 0.13618524
2004 0.13829018
2005 0.13908587
2006 0.13618658
2007 0.13294364
2008 0.1272432
2009 0.12129937
2010 0.11405355
2011 0.10565806
2012 0.10069911
2013 0.10196749
2014 0.10604567
2015 0.10488759
2016 0.1024147
2017 0.09843392
2018 0.10030395
2019 0.10096044
2020 0.1275049
2021 0.18862988
2022 0.15184902
2023 0.09642808

Canada | Lifetime risk of maternal death (%)

Lifetime risk of maternal death represents the probability that a 15-year-old female will eventually die from a maternal cause, assuming current fertility and mortality levels remain unchanged. This indicator measures the cumulative risk throughout a woman's reproductive years, accounting for competing causes of death. Data estimated by WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA, and World Bank through the Maternal Mortality Estimation Inter-Agency Group (MMEIG). Period: 1985-2023. Gender: Female only.
Publisher
The World Bank
Origin
Canada
Records
507
Source