Lithuania · Neonatal Mortality, 0–27 Days (WHO)
1.92024
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 · 44 rows
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| Country | Year | Reading | Lower endpoint | Upper endpoint | Publisher note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lithuania | 1981 | 7.279485448 | 6.743795136 | 7.839615952 | — |
| Lithuania | 1982 | 6.936580908 | 6.424791695 | 7.457992576 | — |
| Lithuania | 1983 | 6.925549521 | 6.41084684 | 7.434343591 | — |
| Lithuania | 1984 | 7.088016483 | 6.604543543 | 7.577036608 | — |
| Lithuania | 1985 | 7.118199179 | 6.640968462 | 7.60532457 | — |
| Lithuania | 1986 | 6.88473333 | 6.457876065 | 7.32037372 | — |
| Lithuania | 1987 | 6.607062099 | 6.165645783 | 7.059730876 | — |
| Lithuania | 1988 | 6.504241501 | 6.082457843 | 6.940363108 | — |
| Lithuania | 1989 | 6.790221556 | 6.333899111 | 7.247392111 | — |
| Lithuania | 1990 | 7.742325586 | 7.240925468 | 8.236993766 | — |
| Lithuania | 1991 | 9.397712146 | 8.905537881 | 9.893225758 | — |
| Lithuania | 1992 | 10.825435828 | 10.242013232 | 11.435965621 | — |
| Lithuania | 1993 | 10.719832927 | 10.15209955 | 11.301672455 | — |
| Lithuania | 1994 | 9.296059522 | 8.772076714 | 9.839585959 | — |
| Lithuania | 1995 | 7.677268934 | 7.168886639 | 8.193427509 | — |
| Lithuania | 1996 | 6.459716362 | 6.02232181 | 6.916278791 | — |
| Lithuania | 1997 | 5.623559569 | 5.192631573 | 6.070924288 | — |
| Lithuania | 1998 | 5.086446675 | 4.695766168 | 5.492910375 | — |
| Lithuania | 1999 | 4.748261444 | 4.367088726 | 5.151339255 | — |
| Lithuania | 2000 | 4.528017813 | 4.140921548 | 4.940021943 | — |
| Lithuania | 2001 | 4.383589346 | 4.030124236 | 4.764063528 | — |
| Lithuania | 2002 | 4.321362861 | 3.946316892 | 4.70944015 | — |
| Lithuania | 2003 | 4.337955912 | 3.985644101 | 4.725387966 | — |
| Lithuania | 2004 | 4.35793205 | 4.002494358 | 4.748992905 | — |
| Lithuania | 2005 | 4.258449635 | 3.902178572 | 4.653902047 | — |
| Lithuania | 2006 | 3.996065975 | 3.667918419 | 4.348572043 | — |
| Lithuania | 2007 | 3.659907162 | 3.323641337 | 4.023832879 | — |
| Lithuania | 2008 | 3.341631284 | 3.042412629 | 3.665153304 | — |
| Lithuania | 2009 | 3.07722904 | 2.798669314 | 3.377446612 | — |
| Lithuania | 2010 | 2.866642804 | 2.597540992 | 3.154479155 | — |
| Lithuania | 2011 | 2.705671477 | 2.456781801 | 2.972706906 | — |
| Lithuania | 2012 | 2.587249302 | 2.325619495 | 2.867008775 | — |
| Lithuania | 2013 | 2.506444368 | 2.25870031 | 2.767807028 | — |
| Lithuania | 2014 | 2.444289102 | 2.203381472 | 2.699782668 | — |
| Lithuania | 2015 | 2.391337916 | 2.144906723 | 2.65515726 | — |
| Lithuania | 2016 | 2.338824091 | 2.11027829 | 2.586956706 | — |
| Lithuania | 2017 | 2.289921889 | 2.049771284 | 2.549331376 | — |
| Lithuania | 2018 | 2.245360286 | 2.012662734 | 2.493856249 | — |
| Lithuania | 2019 | 2.194503268 | 1.965228841 | 2.441937597 | — |
| Lithuania | 2020 | 2.132014429 | 1.895620084 | 2.386003504 | — |
| Lithuania | 2021 | 2.061545924 | 1.833700155 | 2.298582521 | — |
| Lithuania | 2022 | 1.987869766 | 1.755589285 | 2.237846389 | — |
| Lithuania | 2023 | 1.926233299 | 1.675936917 | 2.200840388 | — |
| Lithuania | 2024 | 1.870706732 | 1.537464164 | 2.263091557 | — |
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.