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Table 1 Six West African Countries Under-five mortality by Sub-National Regions, Wealth and Residence

From: Using equitable impact sensitive tool (EQUIST) to promote implementation of evidence informed policymaking to improve maternal and child health outcomes: a focus on six West African Countries

Country/Year

National Average

Deaths/1000 live births

By Sub-National Region

Deaths/1000 live births

(Number of deaths)

By Resident

Deaths/1000 live births

(Number of deaths)

By Wealth

Deaths/1000 live births

(Number of deaths)

Highest

Lowest

Rural

Urban

Poorest

Richest

Benin/2014

109

Atlantique:

106(5495)

Littoral:

50(1263)

122(20,864)

94(15,196)

126(8342)

63(4636)

Burkina-Faso/2010

114

Sahel:

181(9573)

Centre-Est:

60(3121)

120(58,279)

80(11,748)

134(17,071)

74(7503)

Ghana/2014

64

Northern:

118(12,709)

Greater Accra:

50(5352)

80(32,677)

68(27,213)

98(17,667)

68(10,050)

Mali/2013

123

Sikasso:

156(16,253)

Bamako:

76(3086)

146(58,505)

83(17,856)

145(18,040)

79(8861)

Nigeria/2013

117

North West: 149(343,740)

South West: 72(26,126)

134(492,003)

80(241,110)

153(235,760)

59(82,647)

Senegal/2014

50

Diourbel:

86(5922)

Dakar:

38(3660)

71(25,950)

41(7938)

85(11,328)

26(2397)