Infant mortality in selected regions of the Arctic
Infant mortality, a common health and human livelihoods indicator, is generally higher among indigenous peoples than the average populations, and can be used as a general indicator on the level of health. This graphic shows the infant mortality rate in selected regions of the Arctic and compares them to the national averages.
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Produced by:Philippe Rekacewicz, UNEP/GRID-Arendal
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Year:01/05/2005
Infant mortality in selected regions of the Arctic
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