Croatia · Neonatal Mortality, 0–27 Days (WHO)

2.82024

Unit: per 1,000 live births. Publisher measure: Neonatal mortality rate (per 1000 live births).

Neonatal mortality during the first 28 completed days of life (age 0–27 days), both sexes, expressed per 1,000 live births under reference-year mortality conditions.

Measurement basis: UN Inter-agency Group for Child Mortality Estimation (UN IGME) modelled or adjusted mortality probabilities/rates, disseminated by WHO.

Reference-period cadence: annual.

Source update cadence: annual. This does not establish a publication date for an individual reading.

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World Health Organization (Global Health Observatory); retrieved 2026-09-07. Retrieval time is separate from an official publisher release vintage.

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Reported estimates and uncertainty · 43 rows

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Reported estimates and independently qualified uncertainty endpoints
CountryYearReadingLower endpointUpper endpointPublisher note
Croatia198214.03626186813.25659817114.78936728
Croatia198313.51055279112.98660425114.021716848
Croatia198412.88262671612.40831034313.366493821
Croatia198512.0915673411.6306722212.573139928
Croatia198611.15597402910.71451943211.617275279
Croatia198710.151513519.73148004410.574784817
Croatia19889.2003543338.7892311619.618536751
Croatia19898.5027757898.0761747888.933703222
Croatia19908.1670840687.7778531938.555617744
Croatia19918.0525880677.6652908248.424812425
Croatia19927.7845188757.3894501538.163286336
Croatia19937.3766536117.0216332867.722386566
Croatia19946.8790091156.5622202177.203124903
Croatia19956.3957570046.0839621646.695327237
Croatia19965.9989436715.678428866.305245685
Croatia19975.7781484185.4702344566.07442693
Croatia19985.7210883945.4461259996.005545172
Croatia19995.6871998235.3991788415.990878711
Croatia20005.548006285.2601888855.850704173
Croatia20015.3099906735.0301059795.607479929
Croatia20025.0330301154.7580598655.332124818
Croatia20034.7698622634.5070191035.05285577
Croatia20044.4929963154.228726794.767639547
Croatia20054.2471436763.992642784.501159243
Croatia20064.0379875263.7984946234.280488312
Croatia20073.8863171063.6576150374.112525084
Croatia20083.7780645163.5642212833.994186166
Croatia20093.6712238423.4529839693.899616165
Croatia20103.5367470033.3251558883.76021329
Croatia20113.3976620523.1846908723.611024338
Croatia20123.2878654313.0775658383.496246775
Croatia20133.2157196853.0129997713.419307233
Croatia20143.1569652942.9509701453.364403461
Croatia20153.0846747112.8876024393.289263531
Croatia20163.0122537632.8116422473.215175892
Croatia20172.9672938062.7605358213.173904273
Croatia20182.9585120222.758431883.176437107
Croatia20192.9583709882.7438750843.207314265
Croatia20202.9377310862.7133912473.192822017
Croatia20212.8962228492.6571460813.168330758
Croatia20222.8461690192.5766398023.161556832
Croatia20232.80019952.4730783243.183679478
Croatia20242.75066542.3392189543.228093024

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