Latvia · Neonatal Mortality, 0–27 Days (WHO)
1.22024
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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A “<” sign means strictly below the stated number. Numeric readings and uncertainty endpoints keep their own comparison signs. A number without a sign does not establish certainty or an observed outcome.
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 · 45 rows
Each comparison sign applies to its own reading or uncertainty endpoint. Values retain source precision. “Not reported” identifies an absent reading or uncertainty endpoint in this source capture.
| Country | Year | Reading | Lower endpoint | Upper endpoint | Publisher note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Latvia | 1980 | 7.683193705 | 7.040903885 | 8.354326334 | — |
| Latvia | 1981 | 7.351506207 | 6.836025306 | 7.882132128 | — |
| Latvia | 1982 | 7.058895639 | 6.551159122 | 7.58307858 | — |
| Latvia | 1983 | 6.847175606 | 6.368773682 | 7.333584586 | — |
| Latvia | 1984 | 6.677776368 | 6.211291563 | 7.164568995 | — |
| Latvia | 1985 | 6.539290534 | 6.117496193 | 6.996128701 | — |
| Latvia | 1986 | 6.473348005 | 6.051166092 | 6.916626455 | — |
| Latvia | 1987 | 6.537811941 | 6.095402834 | 6.992930563 | — |
| Latvia | 1988 | 6.799575043 | 6.360990012 | 7.2599321 | — |
| Latvia | 1989 | 7.348158111 | 6.874968982 | 7.842681655 | — |
| Latvia | 1990 | 8.262372157 | 7.771189094 | 8.768693206 | — |
| Latvia | 1991 | 9.437169681 | 8.896654746 | 9.979414967 | — |
| Latvia | 1992 | 10.558514924 | 9.953462031 | 11.182298167 | — |
| Latvia | 1993 | 11.299230473 | 10.666919025 | 11.943770544 | — |
| Latvia | 1994 | 11.52772423 | 10.846597513 | 12.228765921 | — |
| Latvia | 1995 | 11.22599879 | 10.559150685 | 11.910172465 | — |
| Latvia | 1996 | 10.526744123 | 9.879987377 | 11.19430073 | — |
| Latvia | 1997 | 9.63719668 | 9.00481188 | 10.300009366 | — |
| Latvia | 1998 | 8.738131115 | 8.161227661 | 9.338340903 | — |
| Latvia | 1999 | 7.912092108 | 7.328245209 | 8.495007712 | — |
| Latvia | 2000 | 7.206055838 | 6.667660237 | 7.732449768 | — |
| Latvia | 2001 | 6.623024828 | 6.125562422 | 7.108844791 | — |
| Latvia | 2002 | 6.167357858 | 5.690663149 | 6.644960816 | — |
| Latvia | 2003 | 5.830937071 | 5.389551376 | 6.270881377 | — |
| Latvia | 2004 | 5.577751518 | 5.134973403 | 6.024756384 | — |
| Latvia | 2005 | 5.383088959 | 4.973142614 | 5.810965694 | — |
| Latvia | 2006 | 5.204197617 | 4.810661029 | 5.607404919 | — |
| Latvia | 2007 | 5.007074608 | 4.622811971 | 5.398308357 | — |
| Latvia | 2008 | 4.770488191 | 4.409505509 | 5.147385054 | — |
| Latvia | 2009 | 4.49298499 | 4.133713742 | 4.86921244 | — |
| Latvia | 2010 | 4.177278298 | 3.84185718 | 4.535578595 | — |
| Latvia | 2011 | 3.839695632 | 3.519436008 | 4.185114454 | — |
| Latvia | 2012 | 3.513290928 | 3.208218031 | 3.844400941 | — |
| Latvia | 2013 | 3.21586685 | 2.934730112 | 3.520736824 | — |
| Latvia | 2014 | 2.962976026 | 2.691206886 | 3.254720391 | — |
| Latvia | 2015 | 2.764893151 | 2.508166542 | 3.037730563 | — |
| Latvia | 2016 | 2.608320824 | 2.362139506 | 2.870155337 | — |
| Latvia | 2017 | 2.458694267 | 2.219023952 | 2.719422847 | — |
| Latvia | 2018 | 2.306227228 | 2.078663943 | 2.556266714 | — |
| Latvia | 2019 | 2.136576683 | 1.911567887 | 2.381390715 | — |
| Latvia | 2020 | 1.942557786 | 1.73119403 | 2.171393842 | — |
| Latvia | 2021 | 1.733578636 | 1.531861318 | 1.954226293 | — |
| Latvia | 2022 | 1.530721575 | 1.328155783 | 1.754532605 | — |
| Latvia | 2023 | 1.34786409 | 1.127336569 | 1.597181073 | — |
| Latvia | 2024 | 1.2006848 | 0.947237689 | 1.492643569 | — |
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.