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

12.52024

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 · 42 rows

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Reported estimates and independently qualified uncertainty endpoints
CountryYearReadingLower endpointUpper endpointPublisher note
Iraq198329.92594012926.11000517933.947617385
Iraq198429.2886461925.66153309433.162504468
Iraq198528.71342035625.24467922432.312217207
Iraq198628.14901168624.79855253231.643208971
Iraq198727.63920981924.38383112831.007892277
Iraq198827.39278751324.23379587830.675983483
Iraq198927.20847082324.10378800830.469137879
Iraq199026.82256213823.81779023730.010983922
Iraq199126.24388934623.28171418429.362274196
Iraq199225.70913393222.88704827728.76810717
Iraq199325.44665565422.65695304628.428047076
Iraq199425.2309049622.48272007728.179589583
Iraq199525.04543382822.33847958827.97964629
Iraq199624.88147051222.24053509627.810501657
Iraq199724.6914133622.07696109527.559808917
Iraq199824.44351500521.90027830327.315065077
Iraq199924.17559155721.65662975827.117491524
Iraq200023.88235799121.3647231526.776426124
Iraq200123.55583171121.01739554126.430289994
Iraq200223.2468256220.71394412226.060481904
Iraq200322.89985893420.42276038825.673931663
Iraq200422.53152374920.06609372925.315606451
Iraq200522.15139186319.70121212324.919226665
Iraq200621.73940961419.26527777724.5135236
Iraq200721.3171614218.83305476324.093500127
Iraq200820.82811700118.34398899223.585393321
Iraq200920.23402688617.72886375923.006880716
Iraq201019.62394231817.11298996122.407568113
Iraq201119.01893869216.47874445821.929385174
Iraq201218.4437956415.79624494621.467428928
Iraq201317.85605635415.14757008821.031811883
Iraq201417.28830601914.48523567520.642125854
Iraq201516.74217768613.78603423920.230660076
Iraq201616.17513998113.06632266219.901797873
Iraq201715.64700540312.38107003919.612184568
Iraq201815.14068495111.69152663619.356108876
Iraq201914.65890638711.07856246319.08486411
Iraq202014.18230059310.46204425118.842691934
Iraq202113.7179985319.87015389118.715363777
Iraq202213.2972643259.3094191318.670832307
Iraq202312.8843639438.76069416118.586684827
Iraq202412.4631090018.26157274218.547000305

One row per country, indicator and year, with raw values, source links and reuse notices. Thresholds have an empty numeric value and separate number/operator fields; value_kind distinguishes upper bounds from absent readings.