Serbia · Infant Mortality, Under Age 1 (WHO)

4.62024

Unit: per 1,000 live births. Publisher measure: Infant mortality rate (probability of dying between birth and age 1 per 1000 live births).

Infant mortality probability before the first birthday (age 0–11 months), 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 · 41 rows

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Reported estimates and independently qualified uncertainty endpoints
CountryYearReadingLower endpointUpper endpointPublisher note
Serbia198434.73834600131.97082872737.745766842
Serbia198533.37248975232.16498151234.612709241
Serbia198632.34375839931.53394616233.12107893
Serbia198731.16556555130.36730323531.999678464
Serbia198829.25508705428.4572916730.094988623
Serbia198926.63562803226.06298494227.219196739
Serbia199024.16791042523.4811272724.838743727
Serbia199122.44992051821.84452427723.054161355
Serbia199221.2541236420.77499277321.744759953
Serbia199320.06575000919.5619068920.595381643
Serbia199418.61078455118.11919286419.099555589
Serbia199516.90882363616.47729195717.364523446
Serbia199615.09094496214.72697846215.445418217
Serbia199713.44011267313.03242683513.845627882
Serbia199812.23572512811.81787712512.662557835
Serbia199911.50575194611.17141247511.838274959
Serbia200010.98745790210.68168660711.333595409
Serbia200110.46584523610.15757127310.808471852
Serbia20029.8625486059.5477852710.184691336
Serbia20039.1543607438.8691011489.465661875
Serbia20048.4198806818.154293288.68409252
Serbia20057.7790889817.4845998278.067977339
Serbia20067.3355894157.0571750047.607859488
Serbia20077.0551111836.8046733887.312952377
Serbia20086.8694936746.623138847.127367053
Serbia20096.7181681416.4934801366.965394704
Serbia20106.56397856.3231358476.822789092
Serbia20116.3718753166.1408151166.620305083
Serbia20126.1438541945.9144125886.382613634
Serbia20135.8971976215.6640908526.134557493
Serbia20145.6457816325.4284129115.865203545
Serbia20155.4147606315.1908006455.641949829
Serbia20165.2239227745.0108285585.439683597
Serbia20175.066002484.8582482195.28219389
Serbia20184.9326426754.7211041985.155222401
Serbia20194.8135446424.609969425.023241818
Serbia20204.7079773114.4982597064.918129884
Serbia20214.6162755634.4108809444.82360594
Serbia20224.5565677784.3427860574.767397166
Serbia20234.5478652014.3209166284.777117489
Serbia20244.5854488124.2663800354.938283971

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