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246
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252
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253
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256
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263
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22
+ </tr>
23
+ <tr>
24
+ <td>
25
+ Not feasible
26
+ <br>
27
+ to invest
28
+ </td>
29
+ <td>
30
+ -4.2%
31
+ </td>
32
+ </tr>
33
+ <tr>
34
+ <td>
35
+ Plan to
36
+ <br>
37
+ invest soon
38
+ </td>
39
+ <td>
40
+ -2.9%
41
+ </td>
42
+ </tr>
43
+ <tr>
44
+ <td>
45
+ Cannot afford
46
+ <br>
47
+ to invest
48
+ </td>
49
+ <td>
50
+ -10.4%
51
+ </td>
52
+ </tr>
53
+ <tr>
54
+ <td>
55
+ Not interested
56
+ <br>
57
+ in investing
58
+ </td>
59
+ <td>
60
+ 14.6%
61
+ </td>
62
+ </tr>
63
+ </tbody>
64
+ </table>
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1
+ Fig. 3.11. Prevalence of physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence against ever-partnered women aged 15-49 years,\nby World Bank country income group and globally, 2018
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ Lifetime prevalence (%)
10
+ </th>
11
+ <th>
12
+ Past 12months prevalence (%)
13
+ </th>
14
+ </tr>
15
+ </thead>
16
+ <tbody>
17
+ <tr>
18
+ <td>
19
+ Low-income
20
+ <br>
21
+ countries
22
+ </td>
23
+ <td>
24
+ 36
25
+ </td>
26
+ <td>
27
+ 22
28
+ </td>
29
+ </tr>
30
+ <tr>
31
+ <td>
32
+ Lower-middle-income
33
+ <br>
34
+ countries
35
+ </td>
36
+ <td>
37
+ 32
38
+ </td>
39
+ <td>
40
+ 17
41
+ </td>
42
+ </tr>
43
+ <tr>
44
+ <td>
45
+ Upper-middle-income
46
+ <br>
47
+ countries
48
+ </td>
49
+ <td>
50
+ 22
51
+ </td>
52
+ <td>
53
+ 9
54
+ </td>
55
+ </tr>
56
+ <tr>
57
+ <td>
58
+ High income
59
+ <br>
60
+ countries
61
+ </td>
62
+ <td>
63
+ 22
64
+ </td>
65
+ <td>
66
+ 6
67
+ </td>
68
+ </tr>
69
+ <tr>
70
+ <td>
71
+ Global
72
+ </td>
73
+ <td>
74
+ 27
75
+ </td>
76
+ <td>
77
+ 13
78
+ </td>
79
+ </tr>
80
+ </tbody>
81
+ </table>
82
+
83
+ Notes: The income grouping refers to the World Bank analytical income of economies as of 1 July 2020, based on the 2019 gross national income per capita estimates\ncalculated using the World Bank Atlas method.
84
+
85
+ Source: Violence against women prevalence estimates, 2018: Global, regional and national prevalence estimates for intimate partner violence against women, and global\nand regional prevalence estimates for nonpartner sexual violence against women (42).
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1
+ FIGURE 1.10 Limited Progress in Expanding Financial Services Use in EMDEs Continuing\nthe Gap between AEs and EMDEs, 2011-21
2
+
3
+ Access and use of financial services as share of total population (percent)
4
+
5
+ <table>
6
+ <thead>
7
+ <tr>
8
+ <th>
9
+ </th>
10
+ <th>
11
+ </th>
12
+ <th>
13
+ High-income economies
14
+ </th>
15
+ <th>
16
+ Developing economies
17
+ </th>
18
+ </tr>
19
+ </thead>
20
+ <tbody>
21
+ <tr>
22
+ <td rowspan="4">
23
+ Account ownership
24
+ </td>
25
+ <td>
26
+ 2011
27
+ </td>
28
+ <td>
29
+ 88
30
+ </td>
31
+ <td>
32
+ 42
33
+ </td>
34
+ </tr>
35
+ <tr>
36
+ <td>
37
+ 2014
38
+ </td>
39
+ <td>
40
+ 93
41
+ </td>
42
+ <td>
43
+ 55
44
+ </td>
45
+ </tr>
46
+ <tr>
47
+ <td>
48
+ 2017
49
+ </td>
50
+ <td>
51
+ 94
52
+ </td>
53
+ <td>
54
+ 63
55
+ </td>
56
+ </tr>
57
+ <tr>
58
+ <td>
59
+ 2021
60
+ </td>
61
+ <td>
62
+ 96
63
+ </td>
64
+ <td>
65
+ 71
66
+ </td>
67
+ </tr>
68
+ <tr>
69
+ <td rowspan="4">
70
+ Savings
71
+ </td>
72
+ <td>
73
+ 2011
74
+ </td>
75
+ <td>
76
+ 44
77
+ </td>
78
+ <td>
79
+ 17
80
+ </td>
81
+ </tr>
82
+ <tr>
83
+ <td>
84
+ 2014
85
+ </td>
86
+ <td>
87
+ 50
88
+ </td>
89
+ <td>
90
+ 22
91
+ </td>
92
+ </tr>
93
+ <tr>
94
+ <td>
95
+ 2017
96
+ </td>
97
+ <td>
98
+ 55
99
+ </td>
100
+ <td>
101
+ 20
102
+ </td>
103
+ </tr>
104
+ <tr>
105
+ <td>
106
+ 2021
107
+ </td>
108
+ <td>
109
+ 58
110
+ </td>
111
+ <td>
112
+ 25
113
+ </td>
114
+ </tr>
115
+ <tr>
116
+ <td rowspan="3">
117
+ Credit
118
+ </td>
119
+ <td>
120
+ 2014
121
+ </td>
122
+ <td>
123
+ 50
124
+ </td>
125
+ <td>
126
+ 22
127
+ </td>
128
+ </tr>
129
+ <tr>
130
+ <td>
131
+ 2017
132
+ </td>
133
+ <td>
134
+ 55
135
+ </td>
136
+ <td>
137
+ 20
138
+ </td>
139
+ </tr>
140
+ <tr>
141
+ <td>
142
+ 2021
143
+ </td>
144
+ <td>
145
+ 58
146
+ </td>
147
+ <td>
148
+ 25
149
+ </td>
150
+ </tr>
151
+ <tr>
152
+ <td rowspan="3">
153
+ Digital payment
154
+ </td>
155
+ <td>
156
+ 2014
157
+ </td>
158
+ <td>
159
+ 86
160
+ </td>
161
+ <td>
162
+ 32
163
+ </td>
164
+ </tr>
165
+ <tr>
166
+ <td>
167
+ 2017
168
+ </td>
169
+ <td>
170
+ 91
171
+ </td>
172
+ <td>
173
+ 44
174
+ </td>
175
+ </tr>
176
+ <tr>
177
+ <td>
178
+ 2021
179
+ </td>
180
+ <td>
181
+ 95
182
+ </td>
183
+ <td>
184
+ 57
185
+ </td>
186
+ </tr>
187
+ </tbody>
188
+ </table>
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1
+ <table>
2
+ <thead>
3
+ <tr>
4
+ <th>
5
+ </th>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ 2023
10
+ </th>
11
+ <th>
12
+ 2022
13
+ </th>
14
+ </tr>
15
+ </thead>
16
+ <tbody>
17
+ <tr>
18
+ <td rowspan="7">
19
+ % of total riskevents bycount
20
+ </td>
21
+ <td>
22
+ Internal fraud
23
+ </td>
24
+ <td>
25
+ 0.2
26
+ </td>
27
+ <td>
28
+ 0.2
29
+ </td>
30
+ </tr>
31
+ <tr>
32
+ <td>
33
+ External fraud
34
+ </td>
35
+ <td>
36
+ 85.1
37
+ </td>
38
+ <td>
39
+ 85.9
40
+ </td>
41
+ </tr>
42
+ <tr>
43
+ <td>
44
+ Execution delivery
45
+ <br>
46
+ and process management
47
+ </td>
48
+ <td>
49
+ 14.1
50
+ </td>
51
+ <td>
52
+ 13.6
53
+ </td>
54
+ </tr>
55
+ <tr>
56
+ <td>
57
+ Employment practices
58
+ <br>
59
+ and workplace safety
60
+ </td>
61
+ <td>
62
+ 0.1
63
+ </td>
64
+ <td>
65
+ 0
66
+ </td>
67
+ </tr>
68
+ <tr>
69
+ <td>
70
+ Damage to physical assets
71
+ </td>
72
+ <td>
73
+ 0.2
74
+ </td>
75
+ <td>
76
+ 0.1
77
+ </td>
78
+ </tr>
79
+ <tr>
80
+ <td>
81
+ Clients,products
82
+ <br>
83
+ and business practices
84
+ </td>
85
+ <td>
86
+ 0.1
87
+ </td>
88
+ <td>
89
+ 0
90
+ </td>
91
+ </tr>
92
+ <tr>
93
+ <td>
94
+ Business disruption
95
+ <br>
96
+ and system failures
97
+ </td>
98
+ <td>
99
+ 0.2
100
+ </td>
101
+ <td>
102
+ 0.2
103
+ </td>
104
+ </tr>
105
+ <tr>
106
+ <td rowspan="7">
107
+ % of total risk events by value
108
+ </td>
109
+ <td>
110
+ Internal fraud
111
+ </td>
112
+ <td>
113
+ 0.4
114
+ </td>
115
+ <td>
116
+ 0.4
117
+ </td>
118
+ </tr>
119
+ <tr>
120
+ <td>
121
+ External fraud
122
+ </td>
123
+ <td>
124
+ 56
125
+ </td>
126
+ <td>
127
+ 47.4
128
+ </td>
129
+ </tr>
130
+ <tr>
131
+ <td>
132
+ Execution delivery
133
+ <br>
134
+ and process management
135
+ </td>
136
+ <td>
137
+ 39.7
138
+ </td>
139
+ <td>
140
+ 51.6
141
+ </td>
142
+ </tr>
143
+ <tr>
144
+ <td>
145
+ Employment practices
146
+ <br>
147
+ and workplace safety
148
+ </td>
149
+ <td>
150
+ 0
151
+ </td>
152
+ <td>
153
+ 0
154
+ </td>
155
+ </tr>
156
+ <tr>
157
+ <td>
158
+ Damage to physical assets
159
+ </td>
160
+ <td>
161
+ 1.8
162
+ </td>
163
+ <td>
164
+ 0.2
165
+ </td>
166
+ </tr>
167
+ <tr>
168
+ <td>
169
+ Clients,products
170
+ <br>
171
+ and business practices
172
+ </td>
173
+ <td>
174
+ 0.9
175
+ </td>
176
+ <td>
177
+ 0.1
178
+ </td>
179
+ </tr>
180
+ <tr>
181
+ <td>
182
+ Business disruption
183
+ <br>
184
+ and system failures
185
+ </td>
186
+ <td>
187
+ 1.2
188
+ </td>
189
+ <td>
190
+ 0.2
191
+ </td>
192
+ </tr>
193
+ </tbody>
194
+ </table>
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1
+ Fig. 2.6. Under-five mortality rate (per 1000 live births), by WHO region and global, 1990, 2000 and 2020
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th colspan="3">
9
+ Under-five mortality rate (per 1000 live births)
10
+ </th>
11
+ </tr>
12
+ <tr>
13
+ <th>
14
+ </th>
15
+ <th>
16
+ 1990
17
+ </th>
18
+ <th>
19
+ 2000
20
+ </th>
21
+ <th>
22
+ 2020
23
+ </th>
24
+ </tr>
25
+ </thead>
26
+ <tbody>
27
+ <tr>
28
+ <td>
29
+ Africa
30
+ </td>
31
+ <td>
32
+ 762
33
+ </td>
34
+ <td>
35
+ 149.9
36
+ </td>
37
+ <td>
38
+ 79
39
+ </td>
40
+ </tr>
41
+ <tr>
42
+ <td>
43
+ Americas
44
+ </td>
45
+ <td>
46
+ 43.1
47
+ </td>
48
+ <td>
49
+ 26.4
50
+ </td>
51
+ <td>
52
+ 13.2
53
+ </td>
54
+ </tr>
55
+ <tr>
56
+ <td>
57
+ Eastern Mediterranean
58
+ </td>
59
+ <td>
60
+ 103.2
61
+ </td>
62
+ <td>
63
+ 80.4
64
+ </td>
65
+ <td>
66
+ 44.7
67
+ </td>
68
+ </tr>
69
+ <tr>
70
+ <td>
71
+ Europe
72
+ </td>
73
+ <td>
74
+ 30.5
75
+ </td>
76
+ <td>
77
+ 21
78
+ </td>
79
+ <td>
80
+ 7.5
81
+ </td>
82
+ </tr>
83
+ <tr>
84
+ <td>
85
+ South-East Asia
86
+ </td>
87
+ <td>
88
+ 118.7
89
+ </td>
90
+ <td>
91
+ 83.7
92
+ </td>
93
+ <td>
94
+ 30.4
95
+ </td>
96
+ </tr>
97
+ <tr>
98
+ <td>
99
+ Western Pacific
100
+ </td>
101
+ <td>
102
+ 51.6
103
+ </td>
104
+ <td>
105
+ 35
106
+ </td>
107
+ <td>
108
+ 10.8
109
+ </td>
110
+ </tr>
111
+ <tr>
112
+ <td>
113
+ Global
114
+ </td>
115
+ <td>
116
+ 93.2
117
+ </td>
118
+ <td>
119
+ 75.8
120
+ </td>
121
+ <td>
122
+ 36.6
123
+ </td>
124
+ </tr>
125
+ </tbody>
126
+ </table>
127
+
128
+ Source: United Nations Inter-agency Group for Child Mortality Estimation. Levels and trends in child mortality: report 2021 (4).
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1
+ Figure ES1. Distribution of occupations among key workers by country income group\n(percentage)
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ Technicians and other support workers
10
+ </th>
11
+ <th>
12
+ Transport
13
+ </th>
14
+ <th>
15
+ Cleaning and sanitation
16
+ </th>
17
+ <th>
18
+ Manual
19
+ </th>
20
+ <th>
21
+ Security
22
+ </th>
23
+ <th>
24
+ Retail
25
+ </th>
26
+ <th>
27
+ Health
28
+ </th>
29
+ <th>
30
+ Food systems
31
+ </th>
32
+ </tr>
33
+ </thead>
34
+ <tbody>
35
+ <tr>
36
+ <td>
37
+ High income
38
+ </td>
39
+ <td>
40
+ 9.2
41
+ </td>
42
+ <td>
43
+ 10.4
44
+ </td>
45
+ <td>
46
+ 7.5
47
+ </td>
48
+ <td>
49
+ 17.8
50
+ </td>
51
+ <td>
52
+ 7.5
53
+ </td>
54
+ <td>
55
+ 17.6
56
+ </td>
57
+ <td>
58
+ 20.1
59
+ </td>
60
+ <td>
61
+ 10.1
62
+ </td>
63
+ </tr>
64
+ <tr>
65
+ <td>
66
+ Upper-middle
67
+ <br>
68
+ income
69
+ </td>
70
+ <td>
71
+ 5.7
72
+ </td>
73
+ <td>
74
+ 11.1
75
+ </td>
76
+ <td>
77
+ 5.8
78
+ </td>
79
+ <td>
80
+ 15.3
81
+ </td>
82
+ <td>
83
+ 8.3
84
+ </td>
85
+ <td>
86
+ 18.6
87
+ </td>
88
+ <td>
89
+ 7.0
90
+ </td>
91
+ <td>
92
+ 28.7
93
+ </td>
94
+ </tr>
95
+ <tr>
96
+ <td>
97
+ Lower-middle
98
+ <br>
99
+ income
100
+ </td>
101
+ <td>
102
+ 2.8
103
+ </td>
104
+ <td>
105
+ 8.1
106
+ </td>
107
+ <td>
108
+ 5.0
109
+ </td>
110
+ <td>
111
+ 10.1
112
+ </td>
113
+ <td>
114
+ 3.9
115
+ </td>
116
+ <td>
117
+ 20.0
118
+ </td>
119
+ <td>
120
+ 3.3
121
+ </td>
122
+ <td>
123
+ 47.3
124
+ </td>
125
+ </tr>
126
+ <tr>
127
+ <td>
128
+ LOW
129
+ <br>
130
+ income
131
+ </td>
132
+ <td>
133
+ 1.7
134
+ </td>
135
+ <td>
136
+ 3.7
137
+ </td>
138
+ <td>
139
+ 2.8
140
+ </td>
141
+ <td>
142
+ 6.4
143
+ </td>
144
+ <td>
145
+ 2.1
146
+ </td>
147
+ <td>
148
+ 22.0
149
+ </td>
150
+ <td>
151
+ 1.7
152
+ </td>
153
+ <td>
154
+ 59.8
155
+ </td>
156
+ </tr>
157
+ </tbody>
158
+ </table>
159
+
160
+ Note: Due to data limitation, the "technicians and other support workers" category includes key personal service workers\n(ISCO code 51), including those that fall under other occupational groups (for example, food systems workers, such as cooks).
161
+
162
+ Source: Analysis based on ILO Harmonized Microdata (ILOSTAT). See Appendix for more details.
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1
+ Fig. 2.15. Changes in age-standardized mortality rates for major noncommunicable diseases, by type and WHO region, 2019
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ Africa
10
+ </th>
11
+ <th>
12
+ Americas
13
+ </th>
14
+ <th>
15
+ Eastern Mediterranean
16
+ </th>
17
+ <th>
18
+ Europe
19
+ </th>
20
+ <th>
21
+ South-East Asia
22
+ </th>
23
+ <th>
24
+ Western Pacific
25
+ </th>
26
+ <th>
27
+ Global
28
+ </th>
29
+ </tr>
30
+ </thead>
31
+ <tbody>
32
+ <tr>
33
+ <td colspan="8">
34
+ Change in ASR (%)
35
+ </td>
36
+ </tr>
37
+ <tr>
38
+ <td>
39
+ Cardiovascular diseases
40
+ </td>
41
+ <td>
42
+ -21.3
43
+ </td>
44
+ <td>
45
+ -32.5
46
+ </td>
47
+ <td>
48
+ -15
49
+ </td>
50
+ <td>
51
+ -42.2
52
+ </td>
53
+ <td>
54
+ -15.7
55
+ </td>
56
+ <td>
57
+ -21.7
58
+ </td>
59
+ <td>
60
+ -27.4
61
+ </td>
62
+ </tr>
63
+ <tr>
64
+ <td>
65
+ Diabetes mellitus
66
+ </td>
67
+ <td>
68
+ -11.9
69
+ </td>
70
+ <td>
71
+ 2.3
72
+ </td>
73
+ <td>
74
+ 20.2
75
+ </td>
76
+ <td>
77
+ -10.6
78
+ </td>
79
+ <td>
80
+ 4.7
81
+ </td>
82
+ <td>
83
+ -3.3
84
+ </td>
85
+ <td>
86
+ 3.3
87
+ </td>
88
+ </tr>
89
+ <tr>
90
+ <td>
91
+ Malignant neoplasms
92
+ </td>
93
+ <td>
94
+ -3.7
95
+ </td>
96
+ <td>
97
+ -21.3
98
+ </td>
99
+ <td>
100
+ 3.3
101
+ </td>
102
+ <td>
103
+ -20.2
104
+ </td>
105
+ <td>
106
+ -3.5
107
+ </td>
108
+ <td>
109
+ -18.7
110
+ </td>
111
+ <td>
112
+ -16.4
113
+ </td>
114
+ </tr>
115
+ <tr>
116
+ <td>
117
+ Respiratory diseases
118
+ </td>
119
+ <td>
120
+ -30.7
121
+ </td>
122
+ <td>
123
+ -18.8
124
+ </td>
125
+ <td>
126
+ -28.9
127
+ </td>
128
+ <td>
129
+ -31.4
130
+ </td>
131
+ <td>
132
+ -30.2
133
+ </td>
134
+ <td>
135
+ -55.9
136
+ </td>
137
+ <td>
138
+ -36.5
139
+ </td>
140
+ </tr>
141
+ <tr>
142
+ <td colspan="8">
143
+ Change in deaths (%)
144
+ </td>
145
+ </tr>
146
+ <tr>
147
+ <td>
148
+ Cardiovascular diseases
149
+ </td>
150
+ <td>
151
+ 31.4
152
+ </td>
153
+ <td>
154
+ 14.9
155
+ </td>
156
+ <td>
157
+ 54.1
158
+ </td>
159
+ <td>
160
+ -14
161
+ </td>
162
+ <td>
163
+ 56.2
164
+ </td>
165
+ <td>
166
+ 47.4
167
+ </td>
168
+ <td>
169
+ 25.1
170
+ </td>
171
+ </tr>
172
+ <tr>
173
+ <td>
174
+ Diabetes mellitus
175
+ </td>
176
+ <td>
177
+ 48.1
178
+ </td>
179
+ <td>
180
+ 71.5
181
+ </td>
182
+ <td>
183
+ 118.9
184
+ </td>
185
+ <td>
186
+ 30.9
187
+ </td>
188
+ <td>
189
+ 91.6
190
+ </td>
191
+ <td>
192
+ 72.9
193
+ </td>
194
+ <td>
195
+ 72.3
196
+ </td>
197
+ </tr>
198
+ <tr>
199
+ <td>
200
+ Malignant neoplasms
201
+ </td>
202
+ <td>
203
+ 65.3
204
+ </td>
205
+ <td>
206
+ 30.6
207
+ </td>
208
+ <td>
209
+ 86.4
210
+ </td>
211
+ <td>
212
+ 10.3
213
+ </td>
214
+ <td>
215
+ 65.8
216
+ </td>
217
+ <td>
218
+ 41.1
219
+ </td>
220
+ <td>
221
+ 36.8
222
+ </td>
223
+ </tr>
224
+ <tr>
225
+ <td>
226
+ Respiratory diseases
227
+ </td>
228
+ <td>
229
+ 15.3
230
+ </td>
231
+ <td>
232
+ 39.7
233
+ </td>
234
+ <td>
235
+ 28.6
236
+ </td>
237
+ <td>
238
+ 3.3
239
+ </td>
240
+ <td>
241
+ 33.4
242
+ </td>
243
+ <td>
244
+ -14.8
245
+ </td>
246
+ <td>
247
+ 10
248
+ </td>
249
+ </tr>
250
+ </tbody>
251
+ </table>
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1
+ ▶ Figure A1. Presence of key occupations within essential and non-essential sectors (percentage)
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ Key
10
+ </th>
11
+ <th>
12
+ Other
13
+ </th>
14
+ </tr>
15
+ </thead>
16
+ <tbody>
17
+ <tr>
18
+ <td>
19
+ Food systems
20
+ </td>
21
+ <td>
22
+ 89.5
23
+ </td>
24
+ <td>
25
+ 10.5
26
+ </td>
27
+ </tr>
28
+ <tr>
29
+ <td>
30
+ Health
31
+ </td>
32
+ <td>
33
+ 81.9
34
+ </td>
35
+ <td>
36
+ 18.1
37
+ </td>
38
+ </tr>
39
+ <tr>
40
+ <td>
41
+ Retail
42
+ </td>
43
+ <td>
44
+ 87.6
45
+ </td>
46
+ <td>
47
+ 12.4
48
+ </td>
49
+ </tr>
50
+ <tr>
51
+ <td>
52
+ Security
53
+ </td>
54
+ <td>
55
+ 84.6
56
+ </td>
57
+ <td>
58
+ 15.4
59
+ </td>
60
+ </tr>
61
+ <tr>
62
+ <td>
63
+ Manual
64
+ </td>
65
+ <td>
66
+ 33.5
67
+ </td>
68
+ <td>
69
+ 66.5
70
+ </td>
71
+ </tr>
72
+ <tr>
73
+ <td>
74
+ Cleaning and
75
+ <br>
76
+ sanitation
77
+ </td>
78
+ <td>
79
+ 48.5
80
+ </td>
81
+ <td>
82
+ 51.5
83
+ </td>
84
+ </tr>
85
+ <tr>
86
+ <td>
87
+ Transport
88
+ </td>
89
+ <td>
90
+ 36.9
91
+ </td>
92
+ <td>
93
+ 13.1
94
+ </td>
95
+ </tr>
96
+ <tr>
97
+ <td>
98
+ Technicians and other
99
+ <br>
100
+ support workers
101
+ </td>
102
+ <td>
103
+ 32.0
104
+ </td>
105
+ <td>
106
+ 68.0
107
+ </td>
108
+ </tr>
109
+ </tbody>
110
+ </table>
111
+
112
+ Source: ILO calculations based on the 90 countries and territories listed in table A6.
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1
+ ▶ Figure 4.7 Public social protection expenditure (excluding health) on children\n(percentage of GDP) and share of children aged 0 to 15 in total population (percentage),\nby region, subregion and income level, 2023 or latest available year
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ Public social protection expenditure for children
10
+ <br>
11
+ (excluding healthcare) (% of GDP)
12
+ </th>
13
+ <th>
14
+ Share of children 0-15 in total population (%)
15
+ </th>
16
+ </tr>
17
+ </thead>
18
+ <tbody>
19
+ <tr>
20
+ <td>
21
+ World
22
+ </td>
23
+ <td>
24
+ 0.7
25
+ </td>
26
+ <td>
27
+ 25.3
28
+ </td>
29
+ </tr>
30
+ <tr>
31
+ <td>
32
+ High-income
33
+ </td>
34
+ <td>
35
+ 1.0
36
+ </td>
37
+ <td>
38
+ 16.0
39
+ </td>
40
+ </tr>
41
+ <tr>
42
+ <td>
43
+ Upper-middle-income
44
+ </td>
45
+ <td>
46
+ 0.4
47
+ </td>
48
+ <td>
49
+ 19.7
50
+ </td>
51
+ </tr>
52
+ <tr>
53
+ <td>
54
+ Lower-middle-income
55
+ </td>
56
+ <td>
57
+ 0.2
58
+ </td>
59
+ <td>
60
+ 29.3
61
+ </td>
62
+ </tr>
63
+ <tr>
64
+ <td>
65
+ Low-income
66
+ </td>
67
+ <td>
68
+ 0.2
69
+ </td>
70
+ <td>
71
+ 42.7
72
+ </td>
73
+ </tr>
74
+ <tr>
75
+ <td>
76
+ Africa
77
+ </td>
78
+ <td>
79
+ 0.5
80
+ </td>
81
+ <td>
82
+ 40.2
83
+ </td>
84
+ </tr>
85
+ <tr>
86
+ <td>
87
+ Northern Africa
88
+ </td>
89
+ <td>
90
+ 0.9
91
+ </td>
92
+ <td>
93
+ 32.5
94
+ </td>
95
+ </tr>
96
+ <tr>
97
+ <td>
98
+ Sub-Saharan Africa
99
+ </td>
100
+ <td>
101
+ 0.4
102
+ </td>
103
+ <td>
104
+ 41.8
105
+ </td>
106
+ </tr>
107
+ <tr>
108
+ <td>
109
+ Americas
110
+ </td>
111
+ <td>
112
+ 0.4
113
+ </td>
114
+ <td>
115
+ 21.2
116
+ </td>
117
+ </tr>
118
+ <tr>
119
+ <td>
120
+ Latin America and the Caribbean
121
+ </td>
122
+ <td>
123
+ 0.8
124
+ </td>
125
+ <td>
126
+ 23.2
127
+ </td>
128
+ </tr>
129
+ <tr>
130
+ <td>
131
+ Northem America
132
+ </td>
133
+ <td>
134
+ 0.3
135
+ </td>
136
+ <td>
137
+ 17.7
138
+ </td>
139
+ </tr>
140
+ <tr>
141
+ <td>
142
+ Arab States
143
+ </td>
144
+ <td>
145
+ 0.003
146
+ </td>
147
+ <td>
148
+ 32.0
149
+ </td>
150
+ </tr>
151
+ <tr>
152
+ <td>
153
+ Asia and the Pacific
154
+ </td>
155
+ <td>
156
+ 0.5
157
+ </td>
158
+ <td>
159
+ 22.7
160
+ </td>
161
+ </tr>
162
+ <tr>
163
+ <td>
164
+ Eastem Asia
165
+ </td>
166
+ <td>
167
+ 0.5
168
+ </td>
169
+ <td>
170
+ 16.6
171
+ </td>
172
+ </tr>
173
+ <tr>
174
+ <td>
175
+ South-Eastem Asia and the Pacific
176
+ </td>
177
+ <td>
178
+ 1.1
179
+ </td>
180
+ <td>
181
+ 24.4
182
+ </td>
183
+ </tr>
184
+ <tr>
185
+ <td>
186
+ Southem Asia
187
+ </td>
188
+ <td>
189
+ 0.05
190
+ </td>
191
+ <td>
192
+ 27.0
193
+ </td>
194
+ </tr>
195
+ <tr>
196
+ <td>
197
+ Europe and CentralAsia
198
+ </td>
199
+ <td>
200
+ 1.6
201
+ </td>
202
+ <td>
203
+ 17.9
204
+ </td>
205
+ </tr>
206
+ <tr>
207
+ <td>
208
+ Central and Western Asia
209
+ </td>
210
+ <td>
211
+ 0.5
212
+ </td>
213
+ <td>
214
+ 26.6
215
+ </td>
216
+ </tr>
217
+ <tr>
218
+ <td>
219
+ Eastem Europe
220
+ </td>
221
+ <td>
222
+ 1.8
223
+ </td>
224
+ <td>
225
+ 16.6
226
+ </td>
227
+ </tr>
228
+ <tr>
229
+ <td>
230
+ Northem, Southem and Westem Europe
231
+ </td>
232
+ <td>
233
+ 1.7
234
+ </td>
235
+ <td>
236
+ 15.2
237
+ </td>
238
+ </tr>
239
+ </tbody>
240
+ </table>
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1
+ <table>
2
+ <tbody>
3
+ <tr>
4
+ <td>
5
+ GPS
6
+ </td>
7
+ <td>
8
+ GLONASS
9
+ </td>
10
+ <td>
11
+ Compass
12
+ </td>
13
+ <td>
14
+ Galileo
15
+ </td>
16
+ </tr>
17
+ <tr>
18
+ <td>
19
+ 97.44%
20
+ </td>
21
+ <td>
22
+ 1.57%
23
+ </td>
24
+ <td>
25
+ 0.40%
26
+ </td>
27
+ <td>
28
+ 0.59%
29
+ </td>
30
+ </tr>
31
+ </tbody>
32
+ </table>
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1
+ Fig. 2.4. Composition of causes of death, by WHO region, World Bank income group and global, 2000 and 2019
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ </th>
10
+ <th>
11
+ Communicable, maternal, perinatal and nutritional conditions
12
+ <br>
13
+ Percentage (%)
14
+ </th>
15
+ <th>
16
+ Injuries
17
+ <br>
18
+ Percentage (%)
19
+ </th>
20
+ <th>
21
+ Noncommunicable diseases
22
+ <br>
23
+ Percentage (%)
24
+ </th>
25
+ </tr>
26
+ </thead>
27
+ <tbody>
28
+ <tr>
29
+ <td rowspan="2">
30
+ Africa
31
+ </td>
32
+ <td>
33
+ 2000
34
+ </td>
35
+ <td>
36
+ 68.3
37
+ </td>
38
+ <td>
39
+ 7.6
40
+ </td>
41
+ <td>
42
+ 24.2
43
+ </td>
44
+ </tr>
45
+ <tr>
46
+ <td>
47
+ 2019
48
+ </td>
49
+ <td>
50
+ 52.9
51
+ </td>
52
+ <td>
53
+ 9.9
54
+ </td>
55
+ <td>
56
+ 37.1
57
+ </td>
58
+ </tr>
59
+ <tr>
60
+ <td rowspan="2">
61
+ Americas
62
+ </td>
63
+ <td>
64
+ 2000
65
+ </td>
66
+ <td>
67
+ 13.2
68
+ </td>
69
+ <td>
70
+ 9.6
71
+ </td>
72
+ <td>
73
+ 77.2
74
+ </td>
75
+ </tr>
76
+ <tr>
77
+ <td>
78
+ 2019
79
+ </td>
80
+ <td>
81
+ 9,7
82
+ </td>
83
+ <td>
84
+ 9.1
85
+ </td>
86
+ <td>
87
+ 81.3
88
+ </td>
89
+ </tr>
90
+ <tr>
91
+ <td rowspan="2">
92
+ Eastern Mediterranean
93
+ </td>
94
+ <td>
95
+ 2000
96
+ </td>
97
+ <td>
98
+ 39.5
99
+ </td>
100
+ <td>
101
+ 8.4
102
+ </td>
103
+ <td>
104
+ 52.1
105
+ </td>
106
+ </tr>
107
+ <tr>
108
+ <td>
109
+ 2019
110
+ </td>
111
+ <td>
112
+ 24.3
113
+ </td>
114
+ <td>
115
+ 9.5
116
+ </td>
117
+ <td>
118
+ 66.2
119
+ </td>
120
+ </tr>
121
+ <tr>
122
+ <td rowspan="2">
123
+ Europe
124
+ </td>
125
+ <td>
126
+ 2000
127
+ </td>
128
+ <td>
129
+ 5.9
130
+ </td>
131
+ <td>
132
+ 7.6
133
+ </td>
134
+ <td>
135
+ 86.5
136
+ </td>
137
+ </tr>
138
+ <tr>
139
+ <td>
140
+ 2019
141
+ </td>
142
+ <td>
143
+ 5.3
144
+ </td>
145
+ <td>
146
+ 5.1
147
+ </td>
148
+ <td>
149
+ 89.6
150
+ </td>
151
+ </tr>
152
+ <tr>
153
+ <td rowspan="2">
154
+ South-East Asia
155
+ </td>
156
+ <td>
157
+ 2000
158
+ </td>
159
+ <td>
160
+ 44.5
161
+ </td>
162
+ <td>
163
+ 8.8
164
+ </td>
165
+ <td>
166
+ 46.7
167
+ </td>
168
+ </tr>
169
+ <tr>
170
+ <td>
171
+ 2019
172
+ </td>
173
+ <td>
174
+ 22.6
175
+ </td>
176
+ <td>
177
+ 8.8
178
+ </td>
179
+ <td>
180
+ 68.6
181
+ </td>
182
+ </tr>
183
+ <tr>
184
+ <td rowspan="2">
185
+ Western Pacific
186
+ </td>
187
+ <td>
188
+ 2000
189
+ </td>
190
+ <td>
191
+ 11.8
192
+ </td>
193
+ <td>
194
+ 9.3
195
+ </td>
196
+ <td>
197
+ 78.9
198
+ </td>
199
+ </tr>
200
+ <tr>
201
+ <td>
202
+ 2019
203
+ </td>
204
+ <td>
205
+ 6.4
206
+ </td>
207
+ <td>
208
+ 6.8
209
+ </td>
210
+ <td>
211
+ 86.8
212
+ </td>
213
+ </tr>
214
+ <tr>
215
+ <td rowspan="2">
216
+ LICs
217
+ </td>
218
+ <td>
219
+ 2000
220
+ </td>
221
+ <td>
222
+ 65.4
223
+ </td>
224
+ <td>
225
+ 8
226
+ </td>
227
+ <td>
228
+ 26.6
229
+ </td>
230
+ </tr>
231
+ <tr>
232
+ <td>
233
+ 2019
234
+ </td>
235
+ <td>
236
+ 46.8
237
+ </td>
238
+ <td>
239
+ 11
240
+ </td>
241
+ <td>
242
+ 42.2
243
+ </td>
244
+ </tr>
245
+ <tr>
246
+ <td rowspan="2">
247
+ LMICs
248
+ </td>
249
+ <td>
250
+ 2000
251
+ </td>
252
+ <td>
253
+ 47.6
254
+ </td>
255
+ <td>
256
+ 8.2
257
+ </td>
258
+ <td>
259
+ 44.1
260
+ </td>
261
+ </tr>
262
+ <tr>
263
+ <td>
264
+ 2019
265
+ </td>
266
+ <td>
267
+ 28.6
268
+ </td>
269
+ <td>
270
+ 8.8
271
+ </td>
272
+ <td>
273
+ 62.6
274
+ </td>
275
+ </tr>
276
+ <tr>
277
+ <td rowspan="2">
278
+ UMICs
279
+ </td>
280
+ <td>
281
+ 2000
282
+ </td>
283
+ <td>
284
+ 13.9
285
+ </td>
286
+ <td>
287
+ 10.4
288
+ </td>
289
+ <td>
290
+ 75.7
291
+ </td>
292
+ </tr>
293
+ <tr>
294
+ <td>
295
+ 2019
296
+ </td>
297
+ <td>
298
+ 8.2
299
+ </td>
300
+ <td>
301
+ 7.7
302
+ </td>
303
+ <td>
304
+ 84.2
305
+ </td>
306
+ </tr>
307
+ <tr>
308
+ <td rowspan="2">
309
+ HICs
310
+ </td>
311
+ <td>
312
+ 2000
313
+ </td>
314
+ <td>
315
+ 6.6
316
+ </td>
317
+ <td>
318
+ 6.1
319
+ </td>
320
+ <td>
321
+ 87.3
322
+ </td>
323
+ </tr>
324
+ <tr>
325
+ <td>
326
+ 2019
327
+ </td>
328
+ <td>
329
+ 6.6
330
+ </td>
331
+ <td>
332
+ 5.6
333
+ </td>
334
+ <td>
335
+ 87.8
336
+ </td>
337
+ </tr>
338
+ <tr>
339
+ <td rowspan="2">
340
+ Global
341
+ </td>
342
+ <td>
343
+ 2000
344
+ </td>
345
+ <td>
346
+ 30.7
347
+ </td>
348
+ <td>
349
+ 8.5
350
+ </td>
351
+ <td>
352
+ 60.8
353
+ </td>
354
+ </tr>
355
+ <tr>
356
+ <td>
357
+ 2019
358
+ </td>
359
+ <td>
360
+ 18.4
361
+ </td>
362
+ <td>
363
+ 8
364
+ </td>
365
+ <td>
366
+ 73.6
367
+ </td>
368
+ </tr>
369
+ </tbody>
370
+ </table>
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1
+ <table>
2
+ <thead>
3
+ <tr>
4
+ <th>
5
+ </th>
6
+ <th>
7
+ 2018
8
+ </th>
9
+ <th>
10
+ 2019
11
+ </th>
12
+ </tr>
13
+ </thead>
14
+ <tbody>
15
+ <tr>
16
+ <td>
17
+ 1. Legislation and Financing
18
+ </td>
19
+ <td>
20
+ 62
21
+ </td>
22
+ <td>
23
+ 66
24
+ </td>
25
+ </tr>
26
+ <tr>
27
+ <td>
28
+ 2. IHR Coordination and National IHR Focal Point Functions
29
+ </td>
30
+ <td>
31
+ 67
32
+ </td>
33
+ <td>
34
+ 70
35
+ </td>
36
+ </tr>
37
+ <tr>
38
+ <td>
39
+ 3. Zoonotic events and the human-animal interface
40
+ </td>
41
+ <td>
42
+ 63
43
+ </td>
44
+ <td>
45
+ 67
46
+ </td>
47
+ </tr>
48
+ <tr>
49
+ <td>
50
+ 4. Food safety
51
+ </td>
52
+ <td>
53
+ 61
54
+ </td>
55
+ <td>
56
+ 64
57
+ </td>
58
+ </tr>
59
+ <tr>
60
+ <td>
61
+ 5. Laboratory
62
+ </td>
63
+ <td>
64
+ 70
65
+ </td>
66
+ <td>
67
+ 71
68
+ </td>
69
+ </tr>
70
+ <tr>
71
+ <td>
72
+ 6. Surveillance
73
+ </td>
74
+ <td>
75
+ 71
76
+ </td>
77
+ <td>
78
+ 73
79
+ </td>
80
+ </tr>
81
+ <tr>
82
+ <td>
83
+ 7. Human resources
84
+ </td>
85
+ <td>
86
+ 63
87
+ </td>
88
+ <td>
89
+ 63
90
+ </td>
91
+ </tr>
92
+ <tr>
93
+ <td>
94
+ 8. National Health Emergency Framework
95
+ </td>
96
+ <td>
97
+ 59
98
+ </td>
99
+ <td>
100
+ 62
101
+ </td>
102
+ </tr>
103
+ <tr>
104
+ <td>
105
+ 9. Health service provision
106
+ </td>
107
+ <td>
108
+ 60
109
+ </td>
110
+ <td>
111
+ 62
112
+ </td>
113
+ </tr>
114
+ <tr>
115
+ <td>
116
+ 10. Risk communication
117
+ </td>
118
+ <td>
119
+ 57
120
+ </td>
121
+ <td>
122
+ 60
123
+ </td>
124
+ </tr>
125
+ <tr>
126
+ <td>
127
+ Il. Points of entry
128
+ </td>
129
+ <td>
130
+ 52
131
+ </td>
132
+ <td>
133
+ 56
134
+ </td>
135
+ </tr>
136
+ <tr>
137
+ <td>
138
+ 12. Chemical events
139
+ </td>
140
+ <td>
141
+ 50
142
+ </td>
143
+ <td>
144
+ 54
145
+ </td>
146
+ </tr>
147
+ <tr>
148
+ <td>
149
+ 13. Radiation emergencies
150
+ </td>
151
+ <td>
152
+ 52
153
+ </td>
154
+ <td>
155
+ 55
156
+ </td>
157
+ </tr>
158
+ </tbody>
159
+ </table>
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1
+ ▶ Figure 3.10, panel B. Change in total wage bill during 2020 and 2021 relative to 2019,\nselected countries (percentage)
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ Change in 2020 relative to 2019
10
+ </th>
11
+ <th>
12
+ Change in 2021 relative to 2019
13
+ </th>
14
+ <th>
15
+ Sum of changes: 2020 &amp; 2021
16
+ </th>
17
+ </tr>
18
+ </thead>
19
+ <tbody>
20
+ <tr>
21
+ <td>
22
+ Peru
23
+ </td>
24
+ <td>
25
+ -26.3
26
+ </td>
27
+ <td>
28
+ -26
29
+ </td>
30
+ <td>
31
+ -38.8
32
+ </td>
33
+ </tr>
34
+ <tr>
35
+ <td>
36
+ Colombia
37
+ </td>
38
+ <td>
39
+ -23.4
40
+ </td>
41
+ <td>
42
+ -9.4
43
+ </td>
44
+ <td>
45
+ -32.8
46
+ </td>
47
+ </tr>
48
+ <tr>
49
+ <td>
50
+ Bolivia (Plurinational State of)
51
+ </td>
52
+ <td>
53
+ -19.8
54
+ </td>
55
+ <td>
56
+ -12.4
57
+ </td>
58
+ <td>
59
+ -32.2
60
+ </td>
61
+ </tr>
62
+ <tr>
63
+ <td>
64
+ Dominican Republic
65
+ </td>
66
+ <td>
67
+ -12.3
68
+ </td>
69
+ <td>
70
+ -15.2
71
+ </td>
72
+ <td>
73
+ -27.5
74
+ </td>
75
+ </tr>
76
+ <tr>
77
+ <td>
78
+ Ecuador
79
+ </td>
80
+ <td>
81
+ -15.0
82
+ </td>
83
+ <td>
84
+ -11.3
85
+ </td>
86
+ <td>
87
+ -26.3
88
+ </td>
89
+ </tr>
90
+ <tr>
91
+ <td>
92
+ Panama
93
+ </td>
94
+ <td>
95
+ -18.0
96
+ </td>
97
+ <td>
98
+ -8.1
99
+ </td>
100
+ <td>
101
+ -26.2
102
+ </td>
103
+ </tr>
104
+ <tr>
105
+ <td>
106
+ Viet Nam
107
+ </td>
108
+ <td>
109
+ -17.5
110
+ </td>
111
+ <td>
112
+ -8.3
113
+ </td>
114
+ <td>
115
+ -25.8
116
+ </td>
117
+ </tr>
118
+ <tr>
119
+ <td>
120
+ Costa Rica
121
+ </td>
122
+ <td>
123
+ -13.9
124
+ </td>
125
+ <td>
126
+ -9.4
127
+ </td>
128
+ <td>
129
+ -23.3
130
+ </td>
131
+ </tr>
132
+ <tr>
133
+ <td>
134
+ Indonesia
135
+ </td>
136
+ <td>
137
+ -5.5
138
+ </td>
139
+ <td>
140
+ -9.4
141
+ </td>
142
+ <td>
143
+ -14.9
144
+ </td>
145
+ </tr>
146
+ <tr>
147
+ <td>
148
+ Argentina
149
+ </td>
150
+ <td>
151
+ -10.7
152
+ </td>
153
+ <td>
154
+ -3.3
155
+ </td>
156
+ <td>
157
+ -14.0
158
+ </td>
159
+ </tr>
160
+ <tr>
161
+ <td>
162
+ Uruguay
163
+ </td>
164
+ <td>
165
+ -7.2
166
+ </td>
167
+ <td>
168
+ -6.3
169
+ </td>
170
+ <td>
171
+ -13.5
172
+ </td>
173
+ </tr>
174
+ <tr>
175
+ <td>
176
+ Philippines
177
+ </td>
178
+ <td>
179
+ -8.4
180
+ </td>
181
+ <td>
182
+ -4.9
183
+ </td>
184
+ <td>
185
+ -13.4
186
+ </td>
187
+ </tr>
188
+ <tr>
189
+ <td>
190
+ Brazil
191
+ </td>
192
+ <td>
193
+ -4.9
194
+ </td>
195
+ <td>
196
+ -7.0
197
+ </td>
198
+ <td>
199
+ -11.9
200
+ </td>
201
+ </tr>
202
+ <tr>
203
+ <td>
204
+ Paraguay
205
+ </td>
206
+ <td>
207
+ -6.5
208
+ </td>
209
+ <td>
210
+ -3.3
211
+ </td>
212
+ <td>
213
+ -9.9
214
+ </td>
215
+ </tr>
216
+ <tr>
217
+ <td>
218
+ United States
219
+ </td>
220
+ <td>
221
+ -2.5
222
+ </td>
223
+ <td>
224
+ -1.0
225
+ </td>
226
+ <td>
227
+ -3.5
228
+ </td>
229
+ </tr>
230
+ <tr>
231
+ <td>
232
+ Switzerland
233
+ </td>
234
+ <td>
235
+ 2.7
236
+ </td>
237
+ <td>
238
+ 1.2
239
+ </td>
240
+ <td>
241
+ 3.9
242
+ </td>
243
+ </tr>
244
+ <tr>
245
+ <td>
246
+ Canada
247
+ </td>
248
+ <td>
249
+ -0.7
250
+ </td>
251
+ <td>
252
+ 4.8
253
+ </td>
254
+ <td>
255
+ 4.1
256
+ </td>
257
+ </tr>
258
+ <tr>
259
+ <td>
260
+ Mexico
261
+ </td>
262
+ <td>
263
+ -1.1
264
+ </td>
265
+ <td>
266
+ 5.3
267
+ </td>
268
+ <td>
269
+ 4.2
270
+ </td>
271
+ </tr>
272
+ <tr>
273
+ <td>
274
+ Thailand
275
+ </td>
276
+ <td>
277
+ 0.9
278
+ </td>
279
+ <td>
280
+ 3.5
281
+ </td>
282
+ <td>
283
+ 4.4
284
+ </td>
285
+ </tr>
286
+ <tr>
287
+ <td>
288
+ Portugal
289
+ </td>
290
+ <td>
291
+ 4.3
292
+ </td>
293
+ <td>
294
+ 9.9
295
+ </td>
296
+ <td>
297
+ 14.2
298
+ </td>
299
+ </tr>
300
+ <tr>
301
+ <td>
302
+ United Kingdom
303
+ </td>
304
+ <td>
305
+ 7.0
306
+ </td>
307
+ <td>
308
+ 8.5
309
+ </td>
310
+ <td>
311
+ 15.6
312
+ </td>
313
+ </tr>
314
+ </tbody>
315
+ </table>
316
+
317
+ Note: The chart shows countries with data up to the end of 2021, Countries are arranged by descending order of the\nsum of total wage bill changes in 2020 and 2021.
318
+
319
+ Source: ILO estimates. See Appendix I for the sources of survey data used in this report.
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1
+ Progress towards UHC will be seriously constrained without improvement in the quality of health care
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <tbody>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <td>
7
+ Health care associated
8
+ <br>
9
+ nfecion rate
10
+ </td>
11
+ <td>
12
+ NA
13
+ </td>
14
+ </tr>
15
+ <tr>
16
+ <td>
17
+ Children prescribed
18
+ <br>
19
+ antibiotics for common
20
+ <br>
21
+ cold
22
+ </td>
23
+ <td>
24
+ NA
25
+ </td>
26
+ </tr>
27
+ <tr>
28
+ <td>
29
+ Antenatal care
30
+ <br>
31
+ coverage
32
+ <br>
33
+ (4 visits)
34
+ </td>
35
+ <td>
36
+ 58%
37
+ </td>
38
+ </tr>
39
+ <tr>
40
+ <td>
41
+ Children with
42
+ <br>
43
+ diarrhoea received
44
+ <br>
45
+ 0RS or equivalent
46
+ <br>
47
+ advice
48
+ </td>
49
+ <td>
50
+ 61%
51
+ </td>
52
+ </tr>
53
+ <tr>
54
+ <td>
55
+ TB treaimet success
56
+ <br>
57
+ rate for new and
58
+ <br>
59
+ relapse case
60
+ </td>
61
+ <td>
62
+ 75%
63
+ </td>
64
+ </tr>
65
+ <tr>
66
+ <td>
67
+ Hypertensives are
68
+ <br>
69
+ treated and controlled
70
+ </td>
71
+ <td>
72
+ 8%
73
+ </td>
74
+ </tr>
75
+ </tbody>
76
+ </table>
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1
+ <table>
2
+ <thead>
3
+ <tr>
4
+ <th>
5
+ </th>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ FixedPay
10
+ </th>
11
+ <th>
12
+ Pension and benefits1
13
+ </th>
14
+ <th>
15
+ Annual bonus
16
+ </th>
17
+ <th>
18
+ LTIP
19
+ </th>
20
+ <th>
21
+ Potential outcome of a 50% shareprce
22
+ <br>
23
+ increase onthe LTIP
24
+ </th>
25
+ <th>
26
+ Total
27
+ </th>
28
+ </tr>
29
+ </thead>
30
+ <tbody>
31
+ <tr>
32
+ <td rowspan="4">
33
+ Group Chief Executive
34
+ </td>
35
+ <td>
36
+ Minimum
37
+ </td>
38
+ <td>
39
+ 93%
40
+ </td>
41
+ <td>
42
+ 7%
43
+ </td>
44
+ <td>
45
+ 0
46
+ </td>
47
+ <td>
48
+ 0
49
+ </td>
50
+ <td>
51
+ 0
52
+ </td>
53
+ <td>
54
+ 3.15
55
+ </td>
56
+ </tr>
57
+ <tr>
58
+ <td>
59
+ Mid-point
60
+ </td>
61
+ <td>
62
+ 45%
63
+ </td>
64
+ <td>
65
+ 3%
66
+ </td>
67
+ <td>
68
+ 21%
69
+ </td>
70
+ <td>
71
+ 31%
72
+ </td>
73
+ <td>
74
+ 0
75
+ </td>
76
+ <td>
77
+ 6.59
78
+ </td>
79
+ </tr>
80
+ <tr>
81
+ <td>
82
+ Maximum
83
+ </td>
84
+ <td>
85
+ 29%
86
+ </td>
87
+ <td>
88
+ 2%
89
+ </td>
90
+ <td>
91
+ 28%
92
+ </td>
93
+ <td>
94
+ 41%
95
+ </td>
96
+ <td>
97
+ 0
98
+ </td>
99
+ <td>
100
+ 10.02
101
+ </td>
102
+ </tr>
103
+ <tr>
104
+ <td>
105
+ Maximum with illustrative share price increase applied to LTIp
106
+ </td>
107
+ <td>
108
+ 24%
109
+ </td>
110
+ <td>
111
+ 2%
112
+ </td>
113
+ <td>
114
+ 23%
115
+ </td>
116
+ <td>
117
+ 34%
118
+ </td>
119
+ <td>
120
+ 17%
121
+ </td>
122
+ <td>
123
+ 12.08
124
+ </td>
125
+ </tr>
126
+ <tr>
127
+ <td rowspan="4">
128
+ Group Finance Director
129
+ </td>
130
+ <td>
131
+ Minimum
132
+ </td>
133
+ <td>
134
+ 94%
135
+ </td>
136
+ <td>
137
+ 6%
138
+ </td>
139
+ <td>
140
+ 0
141
+ </td>
142
+ <td>
143
+ 0
144
+ </td>
145
+ <td>
146
+ 0
147
+ </td>
148
+ <td>
149
+ 1.96
150
+ </td>
151
+ </tr>
152
+ <tr>
153
+ <td>
154
+ Mid-point
155
+ </td>
156
+ <td>
157
+ 46%
158
+ </td>
159
+ <td>
160
+ 3%
161
+ </td>
162
+ <td>
163
+ 20%
164
+ </td>
165
+ <td>
166
+ 31%
167
+ </td>
168
+ <td>
169
+ 0
170
+ </td>
171
+ <td>
172
+ 4.02
173
+ </td>
174
+ </tr>
175
+ <tr>
176
+ <td>
177
+ Maximum
178
+ </td>
179
+ <td>
180
+ 30%
181
+ </td>
182
+ <td>
183
+ 2%
184
+ </td>
185
+ <td>
186
+ 27%
187
+ </td>
188
+ <td>
189
+ 41%
190
+ </td>
191
+ <td>
192
+ 0
193
+ </td>
194
+ <td>
195
+ 6.09
196
+ </td>
197
+ </tr>
198
+ <tr>
199
+ <td>
200
+ Maximum with illustrative share price increase applied to LTIp
201
+ </td>
202
+ <td>
203
+ 25%
204
+ </td>
205
+ <td>
206
+ 1%
207
+ </td>
208
+ <td>
209
+ 23%
210
+ </td>
211
+ <td>
212
+ 34%
213
+ </td>
214
+ <td>
215
+ 17%
216
+ </td>
217
+ <td>
218
+ 7.33
219
+ </td>
220
+ </tr>
221
+ </tbody>
222
+ </table>
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1
+ <table>
2
+ <tbody>
3
+ <tr>
4
+ <td>
5
+ Electical &amp; electronics
6
+ </td>
7
+ <td>
8
+ 40%
9
+ </td>
10
+ </tr>
11
+ <tr>
12
+ <td>
13
+ Petroleum
14
+ <br>
15
+ products &amp;
16
+ <br>
17
+ LNG
18
+ </td>
19
+ <td>
20
+ 14%
21
+ </td>
22
+ </tr>
23
+ <tr>
24
+ <td>
25
+ Agro-food
26
+ <br>
27
+ products
28
+ </td>
29
+ <td>
30
+ 9%
31
+ </td>
32
+ </tr>
33
+ <tr>
34
+ <td>
35
+ Telecomm
36
+ <br>
37
+ unications
38
+ </td>
39
+ <td>
40
+ 4%
41
+ </td>
42
+ </tr>
43
+ <tr>
44
+ <td>
45
+ Misc. manufactured
46
+ <br>
47
+ articles
48
+ </td>
49
+ <td>
50
+ 4%
51
+ </td>
52
+ </tr>
53
+ <tr>
54
+ <td>
55
+ Office machines
56
+ </td>
57
+ <td>
58
+ 4%
59
+ </td>
60
+ </tr>
61
+ <tr>
62
+ <td>
63
+ Prof. &amp;
64
+ <br>
65
+ scientific
66
+ <br>
67
+ equipment
68
+ </td>
69
+ <td>
70
+ 4%
71
+ </td>
72
+ </tr>
73
+ <tr>
74
+ <td>
75
+ Non-ferrous
76
+ <br>
77
+ metals
78
+ </td>
79
+ <td>
80
+ 3%
81
+ </td>
82
+ </tr>
83
+ <tr>
84
+ <td>
85
+ Organic
86
+ <br>
87
+ chemicas
88
+ </td>
89
+ <td>
90
+ 2%
91
+ </td>
92
+ </tr>
93
+ <tr>
94
+ <td>
95
+ Iron &amp; steel
96
+ </td>
97
+ <td>
98
+ 2%
99
+ </td>
100
+ </tr>
101
+ <tr>
102
+ <td>
103
+ Other
104
+ </td>
105
+ <td>
106
+ 14%
107
+ </td>
108
+ </tr>
109
+ </tbody>
110
+ </table>
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1
+ <table>
2
+ <thead>
3
+ <tr>
4
+ <th>
5
+ </th>
6
+ <th>
7
+ Projected additional people (millions)
8
+ </th>
9
+ <th>
10
+ 2023
11
+ <br>
12
+ Target
13
+ </th>
14
+ </tr>
15
+ </thead>
16
+ <tbody>
17
+ <tr>
18
+ <td>
19
+ Healthier Populations
20
+ </td>
21
+ <td>
22
+ 900m
23
+ </td>
24
+ <td>
25
+ Shortfall:
26
+ <bt>
27
+ 100m
28
+ </bt>
29
+ </td>
30
+ </tr>
31
+ <tr>
32
+ <td>
33
+ Universal Health Coverage
34
+ </td>
35
+ <td>
36
+ 290m
37
+ </td>
38
+ <td>
39
+ Shortfall:
40
+ <br>
41
+ 710m
42
+ </td>
43
+ </tr>
44
+ <tr>
45
+ <td>
46
+ Health Emergencies Protection
47
+ </td>
48
+ <td>
49
+ 920m
50
+ </td>
51
+ <td>
52
+ Shortfall:
53
+ <br>
54
+ 80m
55
+ </td>
56
+ </tr>
57
+ </tbody>
58
+ </table>
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1
+ Figure 2.1. Fuel type of reported purchase intentions
2
+
3
+ Left panel displays purchase intentions for all vehicle types. Right panel displays purchase intentions among those\nintending to purchase an ICE vehicle.
4
+
5
+ <table>
6
+ <thead>
7
+ <tr>
8
+ <th>
9
+ </th>
10
+ <th>
11
+ Gasoline
12
+ </th>
13
+ <th>
14
+ Diesel
15
+ </th>
16
+ <th>
17
+ LNG/CNG/LPG
18
+ </th>
19
+ <th>
20
+ HEV
21
+ </th>
22
+ <th>
23
+ PHEV
24
+ </th>
25
+ <th>
26
+ BEV
27
+ </th>
28
+ <th>
29
+ HFC
30
+ </th>
31
+ </tr>
32
+ </thead>
33
+ <tbody>
34
+ <tr>
35
+ <td>
36
+ All types (sample size = 7159)
37
+ </td>
38
+ <td>
39
+ 35%
40
+ </td>
41
+ <td>
42
+ 7%
43
+ </td>
44
+ <td>
45
+ 2%
46
+ </td>
47
+ <td>
48
+ 24%
49
+ </td>
50
+ <td>
51
+ 13%
52
+ </td>
53
+ <td>
54
+ 15%
55
+ </td>
56
+ <td>
57
+ 4%
58
+ </td>
59
+ </tr>
60
+ <tr>
61
+ <td>
62
+ Only ICE cars (sample size = 4855)
63
+ </td>
64
+ <td>
65
+ 52%
66
+ </td>
67
+ <td>
68
+ 11%
69
+ </td>
70
+ <td>
71
+ 2%
72
+ </td>
73
+ <td>
74
+ 35%
75
+ </td>
76
+ <td>
77
+ 0
78
+ </td>
79
+ <td>
80
+ 0
81
+ </td>
82
+ <td>
83
+ 0
84
+ </td>
85
+ </tr>
86
+ </tbody>
87
+ </table>
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1
+ <table>
2
+ <thead>
3
+ <tr>
4
+ <th>
5
+ </th>
6
+ <th colspan="2">
7
+ Age
8
+ </th>
9
+ </tr>
10
+ </thead>
11
+ <tbody>
12
+ <tr>
13
+ <td>
14
+ OECD
15
+ </td>
16
+ <td>
17
+ 47.78
18
+ </td>
19
+ <td>
20
+ 39.23
21
+ </td>
22
+ </tr>
23
+ <tr>
24
+ <td>
25
+ Korea
26
+ </td>
27
+ <td>
28
+ 51.22
29
+ </td>
30
+ <td>
31
+ 45.48
32
+ </td>
33
+ </tr>
34
+ <tr>
35
+ <td>
36
+ Iceland
37
+ </td>
38
+ <td>
39
+ 48.37
40
+ </td>
41
+ <td>
42
+ 43.14
43
+ </td>
44
+ </tr>
45
+ <tr>
46
+ <td>
47
+ Japan
48
+ </td>
49
+ <td>
50
+ 51.25
51
+ </td>
52
+ <td>
53
+ 42.96
54
+ </td>
55
+ </tr>
56
+ <tr>
57
+ <td>
58
+ Norway
59
+ </td>
60
+ <td>
61
+ 47.95
62
+ </td>
63
+ <td>
64
+ 42.09
65
+ </td>
66
+ </tr>
67
+ <tr>
68
+ <td>
69
+ Spain
70
+ </td>
71
+ <td>
72
+ 49.03
73
+ </td>
74
+ <td>
75
+ 41.92
76
+ </td>
77
+ </tr>
78
+ <tr>
79
+ <td>
80
+ Luxembourg
81
+ </td>
82
+ <td>
83
+ 49.89
84
+ </td>
85
+ <td>
86
+ 41.72
87
+ </td>
88
+ </tr>
89
+ <tr>
90
+ <td>
91
+ Germany
92
+ </td>
93
+ <td>
94
+ 47.32
95
+ </td>
96
+ <td>
97
+ 41.55
98
+ </td>
99
+ </tr>
100
+ <tr>
101
+ <td>
102
+ Canada
103
+ </td>
104
+ <td>
105
+ 49.38
106
+ </td>
107
+ <td>
108
+ 41.07
109
+ </td>
110
+ </tr>
111
+ <tr>
112
+ <td>
113
+ Sweden
114
+ </td>
115
+ <td>
116
+ 49.93
117
+ </td>
118
+ <td>
119
+ 40.69
120
+ </td>
121
+ </tr>
122
+ <tr>
123
+ <td>
124
+ United States
125
+ </td>
126
+ <td>
127
+ 49.58
128
+ </td>
129
+ <td>
130
+ 40.60
131
+ </td>
132
+ </tr>
133
+ <tr>
134
+ <td>
135
+ United Kingdom
136
+ </td>
137
+ <td>
138
+ 49.15
139
+ </td>
140
+ <td>
141
+ 40.45
142
+ </td>
143
+ </tr>
144
+ <tr>
145
+ <td>
146
+ Belgium
147
+ </td>
148
+ <td>
149
+ 45.73
150
+ </td>
151
+ <td>
152
+ 40.27
153
+ </td>
154
+ </tr>
155
+ <tr>
156
+ <td>
157
+ France
158
+ </td>
159
+ <td>
160
+ 45.43
161
+ </td>
162
+ <td>
163
+ 40.14
164
+ </td>
165
+ </tr>
166
+ <tr>
167
+ <td>
168
+ Finland
169
+ </td>
170
+ <td>
171
+ 48.28
172
+ </td>
173
+ <td>
174
+ 40.13
175
+ </td>
176
+ </tr>
177
+ <tr>
178
+ <td>
179
+ Switzerland
180
+ </td>
181
+ <td>
182
+ 47.36
183
+ </td>
184
+ <td>
185
+ 40.10
186
+ </td>
187
+ </tr>
188
+ <tr>
189
+ <td>
190
+ Italy
191
+ </td>
192
+ <td>
193
+ 46.56
194
+ </td>
195
+ <td>
196
+ 40.10
197
+ </td>
198
+ </tr>
199
+ <tr>
200
+ <td>
201
+ Greece
202
+ </td>
203
+ <td>
204
+ 44.63
205
+ </td>
206
+ <td>
207
+ 39.90
208
+ </td>
209
+ </tr>
210
+ <tr>
211
+ <td>
212
+ Ireland
213
+ </td>
214
+ <td>
215
+ 50.04
216
+ </td>
217
+ <td>
218
+ 39.71
219
+ </td>
220
+ </tr>
221
+ <tr>
222
+ <td>
223
+ New Zealand
224
+ </td>
225
+ <td>
226
+ 48.72
227
+ </td>
228
+ <td>
229
+ 39.67
230
+ </td>
231
+ </tr>
232
+ <tr>
233
+ <td>
234
+ Israel
235
+ </td>
236
+ <td>
237
+ 45.00
238
+ </td>
239
+ <td>
240
+ 39.35
241
+ </td>
242
+ </tr>
243
+ <tr>
244
+ <td>
245
+ Ausrtia
246
+ </td>
247
+ <td>
248
+ 46.69
249
+ </td>
250
+ <td>
251
+ 39.12
252
+ </td>
253
+ </tr>
254
+ <tr>
255
+ <td>
256
+ Portugal
257
+ </td>
258
+ <td>
259
+ 47.19
260
+ </td>
261
+ <td>
262
+ 39.05
263
+ </td>
264
+ </tr>
265
+ <tr>
266
+ <td>
267
+ Denmark
268
+ </td>
269
+ <td>
270
+ 47.65
271
+ </td>
272
+ <td>
273
+ 38.88
274
+ </td>
275
+ </tr>
276
+ <tr>
277
+ <td>
278
+ Chile
279
+ </td>
280
+ <td>
281
+ 49.29
282
+ </td>
283
+ <td>
284
+ 38.60
285
+ </td>
286
+ </tr>
287
+ <tr>
288
+ <td>
289
+ Hungary
290
+ </td>
291
+ <td>
292
+ 46.09
293
+ </td>
294
+ <td>
295
+ 38.49
296
+ </td>
297
+ </tr>
298
+ <tr>
299
+ <td>
300
+ Turkiye
301
+ </td>
302
+ <td>
303
+ 42.58
304
+ </td>
305
+ <td>
306
+ 38.13
307
+ </td>
308
+ </tr>
309
+ <tr>
310
+ <td>
311
+ Slovenia
312
+ </td>
313
+ <td>
314
+ 46.43
315
+ </td>
316
+ <td>
317
+ 38.07
318
+ </td>
319
+ </tr>
320
+ <tr>
321
+ <td>
322
+ Czechia
323
+ </td>
324
+ <td>
325
+ 47.61
326
+ </td>
327
+ <td>
328
+ 37.98
329
+ </td>
330
+ </tr>
331
+ <tr>
332
+ <td>
333
+ Netherlands
334
+ </td>
335
+ <td>
336
+ 46.55
337
+ </td>
338
+ <td>
339
+ 37.82
340
+ </td>
341
+ </tr>
342
+ <tr>
343
+ <td>
344
+ Colombia
345
+ </td>
346
+ <td>
347
+ 46.07
348
+ </td>
349
+ <td>
350
+ 37.61
351
+ </td>
352
+ </tr>
353
+ <tr>
354
+ <td>
355
+ Slovak Republic
356
+ </td>
357
+ <td>
358
+ 45.40
359
+ </td>
360
+ <td>
361
+ 37.51
362
+ </td>
363
+ </tr>
364
+ <tr>
365
+ <td>
366
+ Poland
367
+ </td>
368
+ <td>
369
+ 44.79
370
+ </td>
371
+ <td>
372
+ 37.43
373
+ </td>
374
+ </tr>
375
+ <tr>
376
+ <td>
377
+ Estonia
378
+ </td>
379
+ <td>
380
+ 48.44
381
+ </td>
382
+ <td>
383
+ 36.98
384
+ </td>
385
+ </tr>
386
+ <tr>
387
+ <td>
388
+ Mexico
389
+ </td>
390
+ <td>
391
+ 43.43
392
+ </td>
393
+ <td>
394
+ 36.71
395
+ </td>
396
+ </tr>
397
+ <tr>
398
+ <td>
399
+ Latvia
400
+ </td>
401
+ <td>
402
+ 47.39
403
+ </td>
404
+ <td>
405
+ 36.32
406
+ </td>
407
+ </tr>
408
+ <tr>
409
+ <td>
410
+ Costa Rica
411
+ </td>
412
+ <td>
413
+ 41.81
414
+ </td>
415
+ <td>
416
+ 35.47
417
+ </td>
418
+ </tr>
419
+ <tr>
420
+ <td>
421
+ Lithuania
422
+ </td>
423
+ <td>
424
+ 46.85
425
+ </td>
426
+ <td>
427
+ 35.14
428
+ </td>
429
+ </tr>
430
+ </tbody>
431
+ </table>
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1
+ <table>
2
+ <tbody>
3
+ <tr>
4
+ <td>
5
+ African Region
6
+ </td>
7
+ <td>
8
+ 771000
9
+ </td>
10
+ </tr>
11
+ <tr>
12
+ <td>
13
+ South-East Asia Region
14
+ </td>
15
+ <td>
16
+ 266 000
17
+ </td>
18
+ </tr>
19
+ <tr>
20
+ <td>
21
+ Eastern
22
+ <br>
23
+ Mediterranean
24
+ <br>
25
+ Region
26
+ </td>
27
+ <td>
28
+ 86 000
29
+ </td>
30
+ </tr>
31
+ <tr>
32
+ <td>
33
+ Western
34
+ <br>
35
+ Pacific
36
+ <br>
37
+ Region
38
+ </td>
39
+ <td>
40
+ 83 000
41
+ </td>
42
+ </tr>
43
+ <tr>
44
+ <td>
45
+ European Region
46
+ </td>
47
+ <td>
48
+ 18 000
49
+ </td>
50
+ </tr>
51
+ <tr>
52
+ <td>
53
+ Region of
54
+ <br>
55
+ the Americas
56
+ </td>
57
+ <td>
58
+ 8 000
59
+ </td>
60
+ </tr>
61
+ <tr>
62
+ <td>
63
+ South-East Asia Region
64
+ </td>
65
+ <td>
66
+ 225 000
67
+ </td>
68
+ </tr>
69
+ <tr>
70
+ <td>
71
+ Eastern
72
+ <br>
73
+ Mediterranean
74
+ <br>
75
+ Region
76
+ </td>
77
+ <td>
78
+ 183 000
79
+ </td>
80
+ </tr>
81
+ <tr>
82
+ <td>
83
+ Region of the Americas
84
+ </td>
85
+ <td>
86
+ 176 000
87
+ </td>
88
+ </tr>
89
+ <tr>
90
+ <td>
91
+ African Region
92
+ </td>
93
+ <td>
94
+ 172 000
95
+ </td>
96
+ </tr>
97
+ <tr>
98
+ <td>
99
+ European Region
100
+ </td>
101
+ <td>
102
+ 126 000
103
+ </td>
104
+ </tr>
105
+ <tr>
106
+ <td>
107
+ Western Pacific
108
+ <br>
109
+ Region
110
+ </td>
111
+ <td>
112
+ 98 000
113
+ </td>
114
+ </tr>
115
+ </tbody>
116
+ </table>
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1
+ <table>
2
+ <thead>
3
+ <tr>
4
+ <th>
5
+ </th>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ 2018
10
+ </th>
11
+ <th>
12
+ 2019
13
+ </th>
14
+ <th>
15
+ 2020
16
+ </th>
17
+ </tr>
18
+ </thead>
19
+ <tbody>
20
+ <tr>
21
+ <td rowspan="13">
22
+ Core capacities
23
+ </td>
24
+ <td>
25
+ 1. Legislation and Financing
26
+ </td>
27
+ <td>
28
+ 62
29
+ </td>
30
+ <td>
31
+ 65
32
+ </td>
33
+ <td>
34
+ 67
35
+ </td>
36
+ </tr>
37
+ <tr>
38
+ <td>
39
+ 2. IHR Coordination and
40
+ <br>
41
+ National IHR Focal
42
+ <br>
43
+ Point Functions
44
+ </td>
45
+ <td>
46
+ 67
47
+ </td>
48
+ <td>
49
+ 70
50
+ </td>
51
+ <td>
52
+ 71
53
+ </td>
54
+ </tr>
55
+ <tr>
56
+ <td>
57
+ 3. Zoonotic events
58
+ <br>
59
+ and the human-animal
60
+ <br>
61
+ Interface
62
+ </td>
63
+ <td>
64
+ 65
65
+ </td>
66
+ <td>
67
+ 67
68
+ </td>
69
+ <td>
70
+ 67
71
+ </td>
72
+ </tr>
73
+ <tr>
74
+ <td>
75
+ 4. Food safety
76
+ </td>
77
+ <td>
78
+ 59
79
+ </td>
80
+ <td>
81
+ 63
82
+ </td>
83
+ <td>
84
+ 65
85
+ </td>
86
+ </tr>
87
+ <tr>
88
+ <td>
89
+ 5. Laboratory
90
+ </td>
91
+ <td>
92
+ 69
93
+ </td>
94
+ <td>
95
+ 71
96
+ </td>
97
+ <td>
98
+ 74
99
+ </td>
100
+ </tr>
101
+ <tr>
102
+ <td>
103
+ 6. Surveillance
104
+ </td>
105
+ <td>
106
+ 72
107
+ </td>
108
+ <td>
109
+ 73
110
+ </td>
111
+ <td>
112
+ 75
113
+ </td>
114
+ </tr>
115
+ <tr>
116
+ <td>
117
+ 7. Human resources
118
+ </td>
119
+ <td>
120
+ 63
121
+ </td>
122
+ <td>
123
+ 63
124
+ </td>
125
+ <td>
126
+ 65
127
+ </td>
128
+ </tr>
129
+ <tr>
130
+ <td>
131
+ 8. National Health
132
+ <br>
133
+ Emergency Framework
134
+ </td>
135
+ <td>
136
+ 58
137
+ </td>
138
+ <td>
139
+ 61
140
+ </td>
141
+ <td>
142
+ 65
143
+ </td>
144
+ </tr>
145
+ <tr>
146
+ <td>
147
+ 9. Health Service Provision
148
+ </td>
149
+ <td>
150
+ 58
151
+ </td>
152
+ <td>
153
+ 61
154
+ </td>
155
+ <td>
156
+ 64
157
+ </td>
158
+ </tr>
159
+ <tr>
160
+ <td>
161
+ 10. Risk Communication
162
+ </td>
163
+ <td>
164
+ 57
165
+ </td>
166
+ <td>
167
+ 59
168
+ </td>
169
+ <td>
170
+ 64
171
+ </td>
172
+ </tr>
173
+ <tr>
174
+ <td>
175
+ 11. Points of entry
176
+ </td>
177
+ <td>
178
+ 53
179
+ </td>
180
+ <td>
181
+ 55
182
+ </td>
183
+ <td>
184
+ 57
185
+ </td>
186
+ </tr>
187
+ <tr>
188
+ <td>
189
+ 12. Chemical events
190
+ </td>
191
+ <td>
192
+ 51
193
+ </td>
194
+ <td>
195
+ 52
196
+ </td>
197
+ <td>
198
+ 52
199
+ </td>
200
+ </tr>
201
+ <tr>
202
+ <td>
203
+ 13. Radiation emergencies
204
+ </td>
205
+ <td>
206
+ 52
207
+ </td>
208
+ <td>
209
+ 54
210
+ </td>
211
+ <td>
212
+ 55
213
+ </td>
214
+ </tr>
215
+ </tbody>
216
+ </table>
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1
+ Figure 2.11. Distribution of mobilised private finance for water in Africa by country (average 2012-2020)
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ USD Millions
10
+ </th>
11
+ </tr>
12
+ </thead>
13
+ <tbody>
14
+ <tr>
15
+ <td>
16
+ Angola
17
+ </td>
18
+ <td>
19
+ 176.6
20
+ </td>
21
+ </tr>
22
+ <tr>
23
+ <td>
24
+ Ghana
25
+ </td>
26
+ <td>
27
+ 25.1
28
+ </td>
29
+ </tr>
30
+ <tr>
31
+ <td>
32
+ Côte d'Ivoire
33
+ </td>
34
+ <td>
35
+ 6.9
36
+ </td>
37
+ </tr>
38
+ <tr>
39
+ <td>
40
+ Morocco
41
+ </td>
42
+ <td>
43
+ 6.1
44
+ </td>
45
+ </tr>
46
+ <tr>
47
+ <td>
48
+ Kenya
49
+ </td>
50
+ <td>
51
+ 2.7
52
+ </td>
53
+ </tr>
54
+ <tr>
55
+ <td>
56
+ Malawi
57
+ </td>
58
+ <td>
59
+ 2.7
60
+ </td>
61
+ </tr>
62
+ <tr>
63
+ <td>
64
+ Rwanda
65
+ </td>
66
+ <td>
67
+ 1.9
68
+ </td>
69
+ </tr>
70
+ <tr>
71
+ <td>
72
+ South Africa
73
+ </td>
74
+ <td>
75
+ 1.7
76
+ </td>
77
+ </tr>
78
+ <tr>
79
+ <td>
80
+ Cameroon
81
+ </td>
82
+ <td>
83
+ 1.2
84
+ </td>
85
+ </tr>
86
+ <tr>
87
+ <td>
88
+ Nigeria
89
+ </td>
90
+ <td>
91
+ 0.8
92
+ </td>
93
+ </tr>
94
+ <tr>
95
+ <td>
96
+ Senegal
97
+ </td>
98
+ <td>
99
+ 0.6
100
+ </td>
101
+ </tr>
102
+ <tr>
103
+ <td>
104
+ Gambia
105
+ </td>
106
+ <td>
107
+ 0.5
108
+ </td>
109
+ </tr>
110
+ <tr>
111
+ <td>
112
+ Ethiopia
113
+ </td>
114
+ <td>
115
+ 0.3
116
+ </td>
117
+ </tr>
118
+ <tr>
119
+ <td>
120
+ Madagascar
121
+ </td>
122
+ <td>
123
+ 0.19
124
+ </td>
125
+ </tr>
126
+ <tr>
127
+ <td>
128
+ Mozambique
129
+ </td>
130
+ <td>
131
+ 0.12
132
+ </td>
133
+ </tr>
134
+ <tr>
135
+ <td>
136
+ Somalia
137
+ </td>
138
+ <td>
139
+ 0.10
140
+ </td>
141
+ </tr>
142
+ </tbody>
143
+ </table>
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1
+ Distribution of COVID-19 vaccine doses by WHO regions
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ % global cases
10
+ <br>
11
+ %
12
+ </th>
13
+ <th>
14
+ %global deaths
15
+ <br>
16
+ %
17
+ </th>
18
+ <th>
19
+ % global doses
20
+ <br>
21
+ %
22
+ </th>
23
+ </tr>
24
+ </thead>
25
+ <tbody>
26
+ <tr>
27
+ <td>
28
+ AMR
29
+ </td>
30
+ <td>
31
+ 41
32
+ </td>
33
+ <td>
34
+ 48
35
+ </td>
36
+ <td>
37
+ 30
38
+ </td>
39
+ </tr>
40
+ <tr>
41
+ <td>
42
+ EUR
43
+ </td>
44
+ <td>
45
+ 34
46
+ </td>
47
+ <td>
48
+ 34
49
+ </td>
50
+ <td>
51
+ 24
52
+ </td>
53
+ </tr>
54
+ <tr>
55
+ <td>
56
+ SEAR
57
+ </td>
58
+ <td>
59
+ 15
60
+ </td>
61
+ <td>
62
+ 9
63
+ </td>
64
+ <td>
65
+ 16
66
+ </td>
67
+ </tr>
68
+ <tr>
69
+ <td>
70
+ EMR
71
+ </td>
72
+ <td>
73
+ 6
74
+ </td>
75
+ <td>
76
+ 6
77
+ </td>
78
+ <td>
79
+ 4
80
+ </td>
81
+ </tr>
82
+ <tr>
83
+ <td>
84
+ AFR
85
+ </td>
86
+ <td>
87
+ 2
88
+ </td>
89
+ <td>
90
+ 3
91
+ </td>
92
+ <td>
93
+ 1
94
+ </td>
95
+ </tr>
96
+ <tr>
97
+ <td>
98
+ WPR
99
+ </td>
100
+ <td>
101
+ 2
102
+ </td>
103
+ <td>
104
+ 1
105
+ </td>
106
+ <td>
107
+ 26
108
+ </td>
109
+ </tr>
110
+ </tbody>
111
+ </table>
112
+ Source: WHO Coronavirus (COVID-19) surveillance dashboard (6).
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1
+ FIGURE 6.3 • RENEWABLES' SHARE IN TOTAL FINAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN 2022 AND UNDER IEA SCENARIOS BY 2030
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ </th>
10
+ <th>
11
+ Fossil fuels without CCUS
12
+ </th>
13
+ <th>
14
+ Direct renewables
15
+ </th>
16
+ <th>
17
+ Traditional use of biomass
18
+ </th>
19
+ <th>
20
+ Indirect renewables
21
+ </th>
22
+ <th>
23
+ Other low-carbon
24
+ </th>
25
+ </tr>
26
+ </thead>
27
+ <tbody>
28
+ <tr>
29
+ <td rowspan="5">
30
+ 2022
31
+ </td>
32
+ <td>
33
+ Electricity generation
34
+ </td>
35
+ <td>
36
+ 62%
37
+ </td>
38
+ <td>
39
+ 28%
40
+ </td>
41
+ <td>
42
+ 0
43
+ </td>
44
+ <td>
45
+ 0
46
+ </td>
47
+ <td>
48
+ 10%
49
+ </td>
50
+ </tr>
51
+ <tr>
52
+ <td>
53
+ Buildings heat
54
+ </td>
55
+ <td>
56
+ 62%
57
+ </td>
58
+ <td>
59
+ 8%
60
+ </td>
61
+ <td>
62
+ 25%
63
+ </td>
64
+ <td>
65
+ 3%
66
+ </td>
67
+ <td>
68
+ 2%
69
+ </td>
70
+ </tr>
71
+ <tr>
72
+ <td>
73
+ Industry heat
74
+ </td>
75
+ <td>
76
+ 88%
77
+ </td>
78
+ <td>
79
+ 10%
80
+ </td>
81
+ <td>
82
+ 0
83
+ </td>
84
+ <td>
85
+ N/A
86
+ </td>
87
+ <td>
88
+ N/A
89
+ </td>
90
+ </tr>
91
+ <tr>
92
+ <td>
93
+ Road transport
94
+ </td>
95
+ <td>
96
+ 95%
97
+ </td>
98
+ <td>
99
+ 5%
100
+ </td>
101
+ <td>
102
+ 0
103
+ </td>
104
+ <td>
105
+ 0
106
+ </td>
107
+ <td>
108
+ 0
109
+ </td>
110
+ </tr>
111
+ <tr>
112
+ <td>
113
+ Total Final Energy
114
+ <br>
115
+ Consumption
116
+ </td>
117
+ <td>
118
+ 79%
119
+ </td>
120
+ <td>
121
+ 6%
122
+ </td>
123
+ <td>
124
+ 6%
125
+ </td>
126
+ <td>
127
+ 6%
128
+ </td>
129
+ <td>
130
+ 3%
131
+ </td>
132
+ </tr>
133
+ <tr>
134
+ <td rowspan="5">
135
+ 2030 STEPS
136
+ </td>
137
+ <td>
138
+ Electricity generation
139
+ </td>
140
+ <td>
141
+ 47%
142
+ </td>
143
+ <td>
144
+ 43%
145
+ </td>
146
+ <td>
147
+ 0
148
+ </td>
149
+ <td>
150
+ 0
151
+ </td>
152
+ <td>
153
+ 9%
154
+ </td>
155
+ </tr>
156
+ <tr>
157
+ <td>
158
+ Buildings heat
159
+ </td>
160
+ <td>
161
+ 60%
162
+ </td>
163
+ <td>
164
+ 11%
165
+ </td>
166
+ <td>
167
+ 20%
168
+ </td>
169
+ <td>
170
+ 7%
171
+ </td>
172
+ <td>
173
+ 2%
174
+ </td>
175
+ </tr>
176
+ <tr>
177
+ <td>
178
+ Industry heat
179
+ </td>
180
+ <td>
181
+ 82%
182
+ </td>
183
+ <td>
184
+ 11%
185
+ </td>
186
+ <td>
187
+ 0
188
+ </td>
189
+ <td>
190
+ 6%
191
+ </td>
192
+ <td>
193
+ 1%
194
+ </td>
195
+ </tr>
196
+ <tr>
197
+ <td>
198
+ Road transport
199
+ </td>
200
+ <td>
201
+ 92%
202
+ </td>
203
+ <td>
204
+ 6%
205
+ </td>
206
+ <td>
207
+ 0
208
+ </td>
209
+ <td>
210
+ 2%
211
+ </td>
212
+ <td>
213
+ 0
214
+ </td>
215
+ </tr>
216
+ <tr>
217
+ <td>
218
+ Total Final Energy
219
+ <br>
220
+ Consumption
221
+ </td>
222
+ <td>
223
+ 74%
224
+ </td>
225
+ <td>
226
+ 7%
227
+ </td>
228
+ <td>
229
+ 4%
230
+ </td>
231
+ <td>
232
+ 12%
233
+ </td>
234
+ <td>
235
+ 3%
236
+ </td>
237
+ </tr>
238
+ <tr>
239
+ <td rowspan="5">
240
+ 2030 NZE
241
+ </td>
242
+ <td>
243
+ Electricity generation
244
+ </td>
245
+ <td>
246
+ 29%
247
+ </td>
248
+ <td>
249
+ 59%
250
+ </td>
251
+ <td>
252
+ 0
253
+ </td>
254
+ <td>
255
+ 0
256
+ </td>
257
+ <td>
258
+ 12%
259
+ </td>
260
+ </tr>
261
+ <tr>
262
+ <td>
263
+ Buildings heat
264
+ </td>
265
+ <td>
266
+ 58%
267
+ </td>
268
+ <td>
269
+ 25%
270
+ </td>
271
+ <td>
272
+ 0
273
+ </td>
274
+ <td>
275
+ 14%
276
+ </td>
277
+ <td>
278
+ 3%
279
+ </td>
280
+ </tr>
281
+ <tr>
282
+ <td>
283
+ Industry heat
284
+ </td>
285
+ <td>
286
+ 67%
287
+ </td>
288
+ <td>
289
+ 14%
290
+ </td>
291
+ <td>
292
+ 0
293
+ </td>
294
+ <td>
295
+ 14%
296
+ </td>
297
+ <td>
298
+ 5%
299
+ </td>
300
+ </tr>
301
+ <tr>
302
+ <td>
303
+ Road transport
304
+ </td>
305
+ <td>
306
+ 83%
307
+ </td>
308
+ <td>
309
+ 11%
310
+ </td>
311
+ <td>
312
+ 0
313
+ </td>
314
+ <td>
315
+ 5%
316
+ </td>
317
+ <td>
318
+ 1%
319
+ </td>
320
+ </tr>
321
+ <tr>
322
+ <td>
323
+ Total Final Energy
324
+ <br>
325
+ Consumption
326
+ </td>
327
+ <td>
328
+ 63%
329
+ </td>
330
+ <td>
331
+ 13%
332
+ </td>
333
+ <td>
334
+ 0
335
+ </td>
336
+ <td>
337
+ 19%
338
+ </td>
339
+ <td>
340
+ 5%
341
+ </td>
342
+ </tr>
343
+ </tbody>
344
+ </table>
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1
+ <table>
2
+ <thead>
3
+ <tr>
4
+ <th>
5
+ </th>
6
+ <th>
7
+ Extremely
8
+ <br>
9
+ overcrowded
10
+ <br>
11
+ (&gt;5 peopleperroom)
12
+ <br>
13
+ Median (%)
14
+ </th>
15
+ <th>
16
+ Moderately
17
+ <br>
18
+ overcrowded
19
+ <br>
20
+ (&gt;2-5 peopleperroom)
21
+ </th>
22
+ <th>
23
+ Uncrowded
24
+ <br>
25
+ (≤ 2people per room)
26
+ <br>
27
+ Median (%)
28
+ </th>
29
+ </tr>
30
+ </thead>
31
+ <tbody>
32
+ <tr>
33
+ <td>
34
+ Physical distancing
35
+ <br>
36
+ Intentionally avoiding contact with other people all the
37
+ <br>
38
+ time or most of the time(%)
39
+ <br>
40
+ Median (%)
41
+ </td>
42
+ <td>
43
+ 65.3%
44
+ </td>
45
+ <td>
46
+ 71.2%
47
+ </td>
48
+ <td>
49
+ 79.2%
50
+ </td>
51
+ </tr>
52
+ <tr>
53
+ <td>
54
+ Handwashing
55
+ <br>
56
+ Washing hands with soap and water or using hand
57
+ <br>
58
+ sanitizer 3+ times in the last24 hrs (%)
59
+ </td>
60
+ <td>
61
+ 81.5%
62
+ </td>
63
+ <td>
64
+ 88.7%
65
+ </td>
66
+ <td>
67
+ 92.5%
68
+ </td>
69
+ </tr>
70
+ <tr>
71
+ <td>
72
+ Mask wearing
73
+ <br>
74
+ Wearing amask all the time or most of the time when in publicinthe last 7days (%)
75
+ </td>
76
+ <td>
77
+ 73.5%
78
+ </td>
79
+ <td>
80
+ 80.2%
81
+ </td>
82
+ <td>
83
+ 86.8%
84
+ </td>
85
+ </tr>
86
+ </tbody>
87
+ </table>
88
+
89
+ Note: Overcrowding is measured by the number of persons per room used for sleeping. The number of people per room considers rooms used for sleeping.
90
+
91
+ Source: WHO calculations using COVID-19 World Symptoms Survey data.
92
+
93
+ Fig. 1.11. Combined data for preventive indicators: physical distancing, handwashing and wearing masks, by 'household crowding' in 35 HICs
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1
+ Figure 3. Persons employed by age in 2018
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th colspan="3">
9
+ Percentage of total employed population
10
+ </th>
11
+ </tr>
12
+ <tr>
13
+ <th>
14
+ </th>
15
+ <th>
16
+ Low-age workers
17
+ </th>
18
+ <th>
19
+ Mid-age workers
20
+ </th>
21
+ <th>
22
+ High-age workers
23
+ </th>
24
+ </tr>
25
+ </thead>
26
+ <tbody>
27
+ <tr>
28
+ <td>
29
+ Italy
30
+ </td>
31
+ <td>
32
+ 36
33
+ </td>
34
+ <td>
35
+ 52
36
+ </td>
37
+ <td>
38
+ 12
39
+ </td>
40
+ </tr>
41
+ <tr>
42
+ <td>
43
+ Lithuania
44
+ </td>
45
+ <td>
46
+ 36
47
+ </td>
48
+ <td>
49
+ 46
50
+ </td>
51
+ <td>
52
+ 17
53
+ </td>
54
+ </tr>
55
+ <tr>
56
+ <td>
57
+ Latvia
58
+ </td>
59
+ <td>
60
+ 35
61
+ </td>
62
+ <td>
63
+ 48
64
+ </td>
65
+ <td>
66
+ 17
67
+ </td>
68
+ </tr>
69
+ <tr>
70
+ <td>
71
+ Portugal
72
+ </td>
73
+ <td>
74
+ 34
75
+ </td>
76
+ <td>
77
+ 51
78
+ </td>
79
+ <td>
80
+ 15
81
+ </td>
82
+ </tr>
83
+ <tr>
84
+ <td>
85
+ Finland
86
+ </td>
87
+ <td>
88
+ 34
89
+ </td>
90
+ <td>
91
+ 45
92
+ </td>
93
+ <td>
94
+ 21
95
+ </td>
96
+ </tr>
97
+ <tr>
98
+ <td>
99
+ Estonia
100
+ </td>
101
+ <td>
102
+ 34
103
+ </td>
104
+ <td>
105
+ 47
106
+ </td>
107
+ <td>
108
+ 19
109
+ </td>
110
+ </tr>
111
+ <tr>
112
+ <td>
113
+ Sweden
114
+ </td>
115
+ <td>
116
+ 33
117
+ </td>
118
+ <td>
119
+ 45
120
+ </td>
121
+ <td>
122
+ 22
123
+ </td>
124
+ </tr>
125
+ <tr>
126
+ <td>
127
+ United States
128
+ </td>
129
+ <td>
130
+ 33
131
+ </td>
132
+ <td>
133
+ 43
134
+ </td>
135
+ <td>
136
+ 24
137
+ </td>
138
+ </tr>
139
+ <tr>
140
+ <td>
141
+ Bulgaria
142
+ </td>
143
+ <td>
144
+ 33
145
+ </td>
146
+ <td>
147
+ 53
148
+ </td>
149
+ <td>
150
+ 14
151
+ </td>
152
+ </tr>
153
+ <tr>
154
+ <td>
155
+ Canada
156
+ </td>
157
+ <td>
158
+ 33
159
+ </td>
160
+ <td>
161
+ 43
162
+ </td>
163
+ <td>
164
+ 24
165
+ </td>
166
+ </tr>
167
+ <tr>
168
+ <td>
169
+ Netherlands
170
+ </td>
171
+ <td>
172
+ 32
173
+ </td>
174
+ <td>
175
+ 42
176
+ </td>
177
+ <td>
178
+ 26
179
+ </td>
180
+ </tr>
181
+ <tr>
182
+ <td>
183
+ Norway
184
+ </td>
185
+ <td>
186
+ 32
187
+ </td>
188
+ <td>
189
+ 45
190
+ </td>
191
+ <td>
192
+ 23
193
+ </td>
194
+ </tr>
195
+ <tr>
196
+ <td>
197
+ Spain
198
+ </td>
199
+ <td>
200
+ 31
201
+ </td>
202
+ <td>
203
+ 55
204
+ </td>
205
+ <td>
206
+ 14
207
+ </td>
208
+ </tr>
209
+ <tr>
210
+ <td>
211
+ Greece
212
+ </td>
213
+ <td>
214
+ 31
215
+ </td>
216
+ <td>
217
+ 56
218
+ </td>
219
+ <td>
220
+ 13
221
+ </td>
222
+ </tr>
223
+ <tr>
224
+ <td>
225
+ France
226
+ </td>
227
+ <td>
228
+ 31
229
+ </td>
230
+ <td>
231
+ 50
232
+ </td>
233
+ <td>
234
+ 19
235
+ </td>
236
+ </tr>
237
+ <tr>
238
+ <td>
239
+ Belgium
240
+ </td>
241
+ <td>
242
+ 30
243
+ </td>
244
+ <td>
245
+ 51
246
+ </td>
247
+ <td>
248
+ 19
249
+ </td>
250
+ </tr>
251
+ <tr>
252
+ <td>
253
+ United Kingdom
254
+ </td>
255
+ <td>
256
+ 30
257
+ </td>
258
+ <td>
259
+ 47
260
+ </td>
261
+ <td>
262
+ 23
263
+ </td>
264
+ </tr>
265
+ <tr>
266
+ <td>
267
+ Hungary
268
+ </td>
269
+ <td>
270
+ 29
271
+ </td>
272
+ <td>
273
+ 54
274
+ </td>
275
+ <td>
276
+ 17
277
+ </td>
278
+ </tr>
279
+ <tr>
280
+ <td>
281
+ Slovak Republic
282
+ </td>
283
+ <td>
284
+ 28
285
+ </td>
286
+ <td>
287
+ 54
288
+ </td>
289
+ <td>
290
+ 17
291
+ </td>
292
+ </tr>
293
+ <tr>
294
+ <td>
295
+ Romania
296
+ </td>
297
+ <td>
298
+ 28
299
+ </td>
300
+ <td>
301
+ 56
302
+ </td>
303
+ <td>
304
+ 16
305
+ </td>
306
+ </tr>
307
+ <tr>
308
+ <td>
309
+ Poland
310
+ </td>
311
+ <td>
312
+ 27
313
+ </td>
314
+ <td>
315
+ 54
316
+ </td>
317
+ <td>
318
+ 19
319
+ </td>
320
+ </tr>
321
+ </tbody>
322
+ </table>
323
+
324
+ Source: Authors estimates based on EU-LFS, EU-SES, STATCAN LFS, CPS and OECD Productivity Statistics (database).
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1
+ Assets Entrusted to Us by Our Clients
2
+
3
+ 2005-2023
4
+
5
+ Deposits and client \[assets^{1}\]
6
+
7
+ ($ in billions)
8
+
9
+ <table>
10
+ <thead>
11
+ <tr>
12
+ <th>
13
+ </th>
14
+ <th>
15
+ Client assets
16
+ </th>
17
+ <th>
18
+ Wholesale deposits
19
+ </th>
20
+ <th>
21
+ Consumer deposits
22
+ </th>
23
+ </tr>
24
+ </thead>
25
+ <tbody>
26
+ <tr>
27
+ <td>
28
+ 2005
29
+ </td>
30
+ <td>
31
+ $1,107
32
+ </td>
33
+ <td>
34
+ $364
35
+ </td>
36
+ <td>
37
+ $191
38
+ </td>
39
+ </tr>
40
+ <tr>
41
+ <td>
42
+ 2006
43
+ </td>
44
+ <td>
45
+ $1,296
46
+ </td>
47
+ <td>
48
+ $425
49
+ </td>
50
+ <td>
51
+ $214
52
+ </td>
53
+ </tr>
54
+ <tr>
55
+ <td>
56
+ 2007
57
+ </td>
58
+ <td>
59
+ $1,513
60
+ </td>
61
+ <td>
62
+ $520
63
+ </td>
64
+ <td>
65
+ $221
66
+ </td>
67
+ </tr>
68
+ <tr>
69
+ <td>
70
+ 2008
71
+ </td>
72
+ <td>
73
+ $1,415
74
+ </td>
75
+ <td>
76
+ $648
77
+ </td>
78
+ <td>
79
+ $361
80
+ </td>
81
+ </tr>
82
+ <tr>
83
+ <td>
84
+ 2009
85
+ </td>
86
+ <td>
87
+ $1,743
88
+ </td>
89
+ <td>
90
+ $573
91
+ </td>
92
+ <td>
93
+ $365
94
+ </td>
95
+ </tr>
96
+ <tr>
97
+ <td>
98
+ 2010
99
+ </td>
100
+ <td>
101
+ $1,881
102
+ </td>
103
+ <td>
104
+ $558
105
+ </td>
106
+ <td>
107
+ $372
108
+ </td>
109
+ </tr>
110
+ <tr>
111
+ <td>
112
+ 2011
113
+ </td>
114
+ <td>
115
+ $1,883
116
+ </td>
117
+ <td>
118
+ $730
119
+ </td>
120
+ <td>
121
+ $398
122
+ </td>
123
+ </tr>
124
+ <tr>
125
+ <td>
126
+ 2012
127
+ </td>
128
+ <td>
129
+ $2,061
130
+ </td>
131
+ <td>
132
+ $755
133
+ </td>
134
+ <td>
135
+ $439
136
+ </td>
137
+ </tr>
138
+ <tr>
139
+ <td>
140
+ 2013
141
+ </td>
142
+ <td>
143
+ $2,329
144
+ </td>
145
+ <td>
146
+ $824
147
+ </td>
148
+ <td>
149
+ $464
150
+ </td>
151
+ </tr>
152
+ <tr>
153
+ <td>
154
+ 2014
155
+ </td>
156
+ <td>
157
+ $2,376
158
+ </td>
159
+ <td>
160
+ $861
161
+ </td>
162
+ <td>
163
+ $503
164
+ </td>
165
+ </tr>
166
+ <tr>
167
+ <td>
168
+ 2015
169
+ </td>
170
+ <td>
171
+ $2,353
172
+ </td>
173
+ <td>
174
+ $722
175
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176
+ <td>
177
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178
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179
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180
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181
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182
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183
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184
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185
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186
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187
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188
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189
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190
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191
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192
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193
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194
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195
+ <td>
196
+ 2017
197
+ </td>
198
+ <td>
199
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200
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201
+ <td>
202
+ $784
203
+ </td>
204
+ <td>
205
+ $660
206
+ </td>
207
+ </tr>
208
+ <tr>
209
+ <td>
210
+ 2018
211
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212
+ <td>
213
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214
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215
+ <td>
216
+ $792
217
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218
+ <td>
219
+ $679
220
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221
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222
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223
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224
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225
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226
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227
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228
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229
+ <td>
230
+ $844
231
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232
+ <td>
233
+ $718
234
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235
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236
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237
+ <td>
238
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239
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240
+ <td>
241
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242
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243
+ <td>
244
+ $1,186
245
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246
+ <td>
247
+ $959
248
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249
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250
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251
+ <td>
252
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253
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254
+ <td>
255
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256
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257
+ <td>
258
+ $1,314
259
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260
+ <td>
261
+ $1,148
262
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263
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264
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265
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266
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267
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268
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269
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270
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271
+ <td>
272
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273
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274
+ <td>
275
+ $1,132
276
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277
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278
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279
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280
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281
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282
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283
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284
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285
+ <td>
286
+ $1,306
287
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288
+ <td>
289
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290
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291
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292
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293
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2
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3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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8
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9
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10
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11
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12
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13
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14
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15
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16
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17
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18
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19
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20
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21
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22
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23
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24
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25
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26
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27
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28
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29
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30
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31
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32
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33
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34
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35
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36
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37
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38
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39
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40
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41
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42
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43
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44
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45
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46
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47
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48
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49
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50
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51
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52
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53
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54
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55
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56
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57
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58
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59
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60
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61
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62
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63
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64
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65
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66
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67
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68
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69
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70
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71
+ <td>
72
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73
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74
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75
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76
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77
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78
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79
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80
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81
+ <tr>
82
+ <td>
83
+ 2019
84
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85
+ <td>
86
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87
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88
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89
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90
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91
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92
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93
+ <td rowspan="5">
94
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95
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96
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97
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98
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99
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100
+ 8.6
101
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102
+ <td>
103
+ 62.5
104
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105
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106
+ <tr>
107
+ <td>
108
+ 2005
109
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110
+ <td>
111
+ 9
112
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113
+ <td>
114
+ 63.5
115
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116
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117
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118
+ <td>
119
+ 2010
120
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121
+ <td>
122
+ 9.1
123
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124
+ <td>
125
+ 63.4
126
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127
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128
+ <tr>
129
+ <td>
130
+ 2015
131
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132
+ <td>
133
+ 9.4
134
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135
+ <td>
136
+ 64.6
137
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138
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139
+ <tr>
140
+ <td>
141
+ 2019
142
+ </td>
143
+ <td>
144
+ 9.7
145
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146
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147
+ 64.8
148
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149
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150
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151
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152
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153
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154
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155
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156
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157
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158
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159
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160
+ <td>
161
+ 56.3
162
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163
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164
+ <tr>
165
+ <td>
166
+ 2005
167
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168
+ <td>
169
+ 7.4
170
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171
+ <td>
172
+ 57
173
+ </td>
174
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175
+ <tr>
176
+ <td>
177
+ 2010
178
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179
+ <td>
180
+ 7.6
181
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182
+ <td>
183
+ 58.4
184
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185
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186
+ <tr>
187
+ <td>
188
+ 2015
189
+ </td>
190
+ <td>
191
+ 7.8
192
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193
+ <td>
194
+ 59
195
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196
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197
+ <tr>
198
+ <td>
199
+ 2019
200
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201
+ <td>
202
+ 8.1
203
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204
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205
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206
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207
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208
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209
+ <td rowspan="5">
210
+ EUR
211
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212
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213
+ 2000
214
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215
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216
+ 7.5
217
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218
+ <td>
219
+ 61
220
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221
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222
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223
+ <td>
224
+ 2005
225
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226
+ <td>
227
+ 7.6
228
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229
+ <td>
230
+ 62
231
+ </td>
232
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233
+ <tr>
234
+ <td>
235
+ 2010
236
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237
+ <td>
238
+ 8
239
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240
+ <td>
241
+ 64.2
242
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243
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244
+ <tr>
245
+ <td>
246
+ 2015
247
+ </td>
248
+ <td>
249
+ 8.2
250
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251
+ <td>
252
+ 65.6
253
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254
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255
+ <tr>
256
+ <td>
257
+ 2019
258
+ </td>
259
+ <td>
260
+ 8.5
261
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262
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263
+ 66.6
264
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265
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266
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267
+ <td rowspan="5">
268
+ SEAR
269
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270
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271
+ 2000
272
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273
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274
+ 7.8
275
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276
+ <td>
277
+ 54.4
278
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279
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280
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281
+ <td>
282
+ 2005
283
+ </td>
284
+ <td>
285
+ 8.2
286
+ </td>
287
+ <td>
288
+ 56.4
289
+ </td>
290
+ </tr>
291
+ <tr>
292
+ <td>
293
+ 2010
294
+ </td>
295
+ <td>
296
+ 8.3
297
+ </td>
298
+ <td>
299
+ 58.1
300
+ </td>
301
+ </tr>
302
+ <tr>
303
+ <td>
304
+ 2015
305
+ </td>
306
+ <td>
307
+ 8.6
308
+ </td>
309
+ <td>
310
+ 60.1
311
+ </td>
312
+ </tr>
313
+ <tr>
314
+ <td>
315
+ 2019
316
+ </td>
317
+ <td>
318
+ 8.8
319
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320
+ <td>
321
+ 61.1
322
+ </td>
323
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324
+ <tr>
325
+ <td rowspan="5">
326
+ WPR
327
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328
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329
+ 2000
330
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331
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332
+ 6.9
333
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334
+ <td>
335
+ 62.9
336
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337
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338
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339
+ <td>
340
+ 2005
341
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342
+ <td>
343
+ 7
344
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345
+ <td>
346
+ 63.9
347
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348
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349
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350
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351
+ 2010
352
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353
+ <td>
354
+ 7.2
355
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356
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357
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358
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359
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360
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361
+ <td>
362
+ 2015
363
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364
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365
+ 7.5
366
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367
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368
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369
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370
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371
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372
+ <td>
373
+ 2019
374
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375
+ <td>
376
+ 7.7
377
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378
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379
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380
+ </td>
381
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382
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383
+ <td rowspan="5">
384
+ Global
385
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386
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387
+ 2000
388
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389
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390
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391
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392
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393
+ 57.1
394
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395
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396
+ <tr>
397
+ <td>
398
+ 2005
399
+ </td>
400
+ <td>
401
+ 7.5
402
+ </td>
403
+ <td>
404
+ 58.5
405
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406
+ </tr>
407
+ <tr>
408
+ <td>
409
+ 2010
410
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411
+ <td>
412
+ 7.7
413
+ </td>
414
+ <td>
415
+ 60.2
416
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417
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418
+ <tr>
419
+ <td>
420
+ 2015
421
+ </td>
422
+ <td>
423
+ 8.1
424
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425
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426
+ 61.7
427
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428
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429
+ <tr>
430
+ <td>
431
+ 2019
432
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433
+ <td>
434
+ 8.3
435
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436
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437
+ 62.5
438
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439
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440
+ <tr>
441
+ <td rowspan="35">
442
+ Female
443
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444
+ <td rowspan="5">
445
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446
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447
+ <td>
448
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449
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450
+ <td>
451
+ 7.7
452
+ </td>
453
+ <td>
454
+ 46.6
455
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456
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457
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458
+ <td>
459
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460
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461
+ <td>
462
+ 8
463
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464
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465
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466
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467
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468
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469
+ <td>
470
+ 2010
471
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472
+ <td>
473
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474
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475
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476
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477
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478
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479
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480
+ <td>
481
+ 2015
482
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483
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484
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485
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486
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487
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488
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489
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490
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491
+ <td>
492
+ 2019
493
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494
+ <td>
495
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496
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497
+ <td>
498
+ 57.1
499
+ </td>
500
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501
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502
+ <td rowspan="5">
503
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504
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505
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506
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507
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508
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509
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510
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511
+ <td>
512
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513
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514
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515
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516
+ <td>
517
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518
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519
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520
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521
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522
+ <td>
523
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524
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525
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526
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527
+ <td>
528
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529
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530
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531
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532
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533
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534
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535
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536
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537
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538
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539
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540
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541
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542
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543
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544
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545
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546
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547
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548
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549
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550
+ 2019
551
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552
+ <td>
553
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554
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555
+ <td>
556
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557
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558
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559
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560
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561
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562
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563
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564
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565
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566
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567
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568
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569
+ <td>
570
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571
+ </td>
572
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573
+ <tr>
574
+ <td>
575
+ 2005
576
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577
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578
+ 9.9
579
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580
+ <td>
581
+ 57.8
582
+ </td>
583
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584
+ <tr>
585
+ <td>
586
+ 2010
587
+ </td>
588
+ <td>
589
+ 10.2
590
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591
+ <td>
592
+ 59.1
593
+ </td>
594
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595
+ <tr>
596
+ <td>
597
+ 2015
598
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599
+ <td>
600
+ 10.3
601
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602
+ <td>
603
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604
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605
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606
+ <tr>
607
+ <td>
608
+ 2019
609
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610
+ <td>
611
+ 10.6
612
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613
+ <td>
614
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615
+ </td>
616
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617
+ <tr>
618
+ <td rowspan="5">
619
+ EUR
620
+ </td>
621
+ <td>
622
+ 2000
623
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624
+ <td>
625
+ 10.3
626
+ </td>
627
+ <td>
628
+ 66.4
629
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630
+ </tr>
631
+ <tr>
632
+ <td>
633
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634
+ </td>
635
+ <td>
636
+ 10.4
637
+ </td>
638
+ <td>
639
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640
+ </td>
641
+ </tr>
642
+ <tr>
643
+ <td>
644
+ 2010
645
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646
+ <td>
647
+ 10.8
648
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649
+ <td>
650
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651
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652
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653
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654
+ <td>
655
+ 2015
656
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657
+ <td>
658
+ 11
659
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660
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661
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662
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663
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664
+ <tr>
665
+ <td>
666
+ 2019
667
+ </td>
668
+ <td>
669
+ 11.3
670
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671
+ <td>
672
+ 70
673
+ </td>
674
+ </tr>
675
+ <tr>
676
+ <td rowspan="5">
677
+ SEAR
678
+ </td>
679
+ <td>
680
+ 2000
681
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682
+ <td>
683
+ 9.8
684
+ </td>
685
+ <td>
686
+ 54.7
687
+ </td>
688
+ </tr>
689
+ <tr>
690
+ <td>
691
+ 2005
692
+ </td>
693
+ <td>
694
+ 10.3
695
+ </td>
696
+ <td>
697
+ 57.1
698
+ </td>
699
+ </tr>
700
+ <tr>
701
+ <td>
702
+ 2010
703
+ </td>
704
+ <td>
705
+ 10.7
706
+ </td>
707
+ <td>
708
+ 59.3
709
+ </td>
710
+ </tr>
711
+ <tr>
712
+ <td>
713
+ 2015
714
+ </td>
715
+ <td>
716
+ 10.9
717
+ </td>
718
+ <td>
719
+ 60.8
720
+ </td>
721
+ </tr>
722
+ <tr>
723
+ <td>
724
+ 2019
725
+ </td>
726
+ <td>
727
+ 11.2
728
+ </td>
729
+ <td>
730
+ 61.9
731
+ </td>
732
+ </tr>
733
+ <tr>
734
+ <td rowspan="5">
735
+ WPR
736
+ </td>
737
+ <td>
738
+ 2000
739
+ </td>
740
+ <td>
741
+ 9.5
742
+ </td>
743
+ <td>
744
+ 65.8
745
+ </td>
746
+ </tr>
747
+ <tr>
748
+ <td>
749
+ 2005
750
+ </td>
751
+ <td>
752
+ 9.7
753
+ </td>
754
+ <td>
755
+ 67
756
+ </td>
757
+ </tr>
758
+ <tr>
759
+ <td>
760
+ 2010
761
+ </td>
762
+ <td>
763
+ 10
764
+ </td>
765
+ <td>
766
+ 68.8
767
+ </td>
768
+ </tr>
769
+ <tr>
770
+ <td>
771
+ 2015
772
+ </td>
773
+ <td>
774
+ 10.4
775
+ </td>
776
+ <td>
777
+ 69.9
778
+ </td>
779
+ </tr>
780
+ <tr>
781
+ <td>
782
+ 2019
783
+ </td>
784
+ <td>
785
+ 10.6
786
+ </td>
787
+ <td>
788
+ 70.2
789
+ </td>
790
+ </tr>
791
+ <tr>
792
+ <td rowspan="5">
793
+ Global
794
+ </td>
795
+ <td>
796
+ 2000
797
+ </td>
798
+ <td>
799
+ 9.7
800
+ </td>
801
+ <td>
802
+ 59.6
803
+ </td>
804
+ </tr>
805
+ <tr>
806
+ <td>
807
+ 2005
808
+ </td>
809
+ <td>
810
+ 10
811
+ </td>
812
+ <td>
813
+ 61
814
+ </td>
815
+ </tr>
816
+ <tr>
817
+ <td>
818
+ 2010
819
+ </td>
820
+ <td>
821
+ 10.3
822
+ </td>
823
+ <td>
824
+ 62.9
825
+ </td>
826
+ </tr>
827
+ <tr>
828
+ <td>
829
+ 2015
830
+ </td>
831
+ <td>
832
+ 10.7
833
+ </td>
834
+ <td>
835
+ 64.2
836
+ </td>
837
+ </tr>
838
+ <tr>
839
+ <td>
840
+ 2019
841
+ </td>
842
+ <td>
843
+ 11
844
+ </td>
845
+ <td>
846
+ 64.9
847
+ </td>
848
+ </tr>
849
+ </tbody>
850
+ </table>
851
+ Fig. 2.1. Life expectancy and healthy life expectancy, by sex, global and WHO region, 2000-2019
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1
+ Sustainable Development Goal group
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th colspan="2">
9
+ Deaths per 1000 llve births
10
+ </th>
11
+ </tr>
12
+ <tr>
13
+ <th>
14
+ </th>
15
+ <th>
16
+ Neonatal mortality rate
17
+ </th>
18
+ <th>
19
+ Under-five mortality rate
20
+ </th>
21
+ </tr>
22
+ </thead>
23
+ <tbody>
24
+ <tr>
25
+ <td>
26
+ Sub-Saharan Africa
27
+ </td>
28
+ <td>
29
+ 27
30
+ </td>
31
+ <td>
32
+ 76
33
+ </td>
34
+ </tr>
35
+ <tr>
36
+ <td>
37
+ Northern Africaand
38
+ <br>
39
+ Western Asia
40
+ </td>
41
+ <td>
42
+ 14
43
+ </td>
44
+ <td>
45
+ 26
46
+ </td>
47
+ </tr>
48
+ <tr>
49
+ <td>
50
+ Central and Southern
51
+ <br>
52
+ Asia
53
+ </td>
54
+ <td>
55
+ 24
56
+ </td>
57
+ <td>
58
+ 38
59
+ </td>
60
+ </tr>
61
+ <tr>
62
+ <td>
63
+ Eastern and South-
64
+ <br>
65
+ Eastern Asia
66
+ </td>
67
+ <td>
68
+ 7
69
+ </td>
70
+ <td>
71
+ 14
72
+ </td>
73
+ </tr>
74
+ <tr>
75
+ <td>
76
+ Latin America and the
77
+ <br>
78
+ Carbbean
79
+ </td>
80
+ <td>
81
+ 9
82
+ </td>
83
+ <td>
84
+ 16
85
+ </td>
86
+ </tr>
87
+ <tr>
88
+ <td>
89
+ Oceania
90
+ </td>
91
+ <td>
92
+ 10
93
+ </td>
94
+ <td>
95
+ 20
96
+ </td>
97
+ </tr>
98
+ <tr>
99
+ <td>
100
+ Europe and Northem
101
+ <br>
102
+ America
103
+ </td>
104
+ <td>
105
+ 3
106
+ </td>
107
+ <td>
108
+ 5
109
+ </td>
110
+ </tr>
111
+ </tbody>
112
+ </table>
113
+
114
+ Source: Levels and trends in child mortality: Report 2020. Estimates developed by the United Nations Inter-agency Group for Child Mortality Estimation (2).
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1
+ Figure A B.2. CoGs are crucial for the development of a long-term vision for the country
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ CoG leads
10
+ </th>
11
+ <th>
12
+ Shared lead
13
+ </th>
14
+ <th>
15
+ Vares greatly
16
+ </th>
17
+ <th>
18
+ Line Ministry leads
19
+ </th>
20
+ </tr>
21
+ </thead>
22
+ <tbody>
23
+ <tr>
24
+ <td>
25
+ Development of strategic doauments, plans and instruments
26
+ </td>
27
+ <td>
28
+ 8%
29
+ </td>
30
+ <td>
31
+ 38%
32
+ </td>
33
+ <td>
34
+ 15%
35
+ </td>
36
+ <td>
37
+ 38%
38
+ </td>
39
+ </tr>
40
+ <tr>
41
+ <td>
42
+ Implementation of selected strategic documents plans and instruments
43
+ <br>
44
+ (e.g. cross-cutting priorities)
45
+ </td>
46
+ <td>
47
+ 12%
48
+ </td>
49
+ <td>
50
+ 19%
51
+ </td>
52
+ <td>
53
+ 12%
54
+ </td>
55
+ <td>
56
+ 54%
57
+ </td>
58
+ </tr>
59
+ <tr>
60
+ <td>
61
+ Undertaking futures thinking, foresight or modelling
62
+ </td>
63
+ <td>
64
+ 19%
65
+ </td>
66
+ <td>
67
+ 35%
68
+ </td>
69
+ <td>
70
+ 27%
71
+ </td>
72
+ <td>
73
+ 12%
74
+ </td>
75
+ </tr>
76
+ <tr>
77
+ <td>
78
+ Promoting accountability for the delivery of strategic priorities for
79
+ <br>
80
+ government (eg. through a man date letter)
81
+ </td>
82
+ <td>
83
+ 31%
84
+ </td>
85
+ <td>
86
+ 23%
87
+ </td>
88
+ <td>
89
+ 12%
90
+ </td>
91
+ <td>
92
+ 8%
93
+ </td>
94
+ </tr>
95
+ <tr>
96
+ <td>
97
+ Coordination of the development of strategic documents, plans and
98
+ <br>
99
+ instruments
100
+ </td>
101
+ <td>
102
+ 35%
103
+ </td>
104
+ <td>
105
+ 31%
106
+ </td>
107
+ <td>
108
+ 19%
109
+ </td>
110
+ <td>
111
+ 15%
112
+ </td>
113
+ </tr>
114
+ <tr>
115
+ <td>
116
+ Ensuring alignment of strategic priorities for gov emment and/or
117
+ <br>
118
+ documents with the public administration's performance framework
119
+ </td>
120
+ <td>
121
+ 35%
122
+ </td>
123
+ <td>
124
+ 31%
125
+ </td>
126
+ <td>
127
+ 12%
128
+ </td>
129
+ <td>
130
+ 15%
131
+ </td>
132
+ </tr>
133
+ <tr>
134
+ <td>
135
+ Mandating line departments to develop strategic plans in different cross-
136
+ <br>
137
+ cutting areas
138
+ </td>
139
+ <td>
140
+ 38%
141
+ </td>
142
+ <td>
143
+ 12%
144
+ </td>
145
+ <td>
146
+ 19%
147
+ </td>
148
+ <td>
149
+ 12%
150
+ </td>
151
+ </tr>
152
+ <tr>
153
+ <td>
154
+ Setting standards, requirements, or guidance for line ministries or
155
+ <br>
156
+ agencies
157
+ </td>
158
+ <td>
159
+ 42%
160
+ </td>
161
+ <td>
162
+ 31%
163
+ </td>
164
+ <td>
165
+ 15%
166
+ </td>
167
+ <td>
168
+ 12%
169
+ </td>
170
+ </tr>
171
+ <tr>
172
+ <td>
173
+ Identification and setting policy priorities for government
174
+ </td>
175
+ <td>
176
+ 58%
177
+ </td>
178
+ <td>
179
+ 38%
180
+ </td>
181
+ <td>
182
+ 4%
183
+ </td>
184
+ <td>
185
+ 0
186
+ </td>
187
+ </tr>
188
+ <tr>
189
+ <td>
190
+ Formulating long-term vision for government
191
+ </td>
192
+ <td>
193
+ 69%
194
+ </td>
195
+ <td>
196
+ 12%
197
+ </td>
198
+ <td>
199
+ 12%
200
+ </td>
201
+ <td>
202
+ 8%
203
+ </td>
204
+ </tr>
205
+ </tbody>
206
+ </table>
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1
+ Figure 2.1 Percentage change in the number of new HIV infections per 1000 uninfected population, \[^{a}\]2015-2022,\nand number of new HIV infections, 2022, globally and by WHO region
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ Percentage change in Hlvincidencerate(2015-2022)
10
+ </th>
11
+ <th>
12
+ Number of new
13
+ <br>
14
+ HIV infections
15
+ <br>
16
+ (thousands),
17
+ <br>
18
+ 2022
19
+ </th>
20
+ </tr>
21
+ </thead>
22
+ <tbody>
23
+ <tr>
24
+ <td>
25
+ African Region
26
+ </td>
27
+ <td>
28
+ -53%
29
+ </td>
30
+ <td>
31
+ 660
32
+ </td>
33
+ </tr>
34
+ <tr>
35
+ <td>
36
+ Global
37
+ </td>
38
+ <td>
39
+ -32%
40
+ </td>
41
+ <td>
42
+ 1 300
43
+ </td>
44
+ </tr>
45
+ <tr>
46
+ <td>
47
+ South-East Asia Region
48
+ </td>
49
+ <td>
50
+ -31%
51
+ </td>
52
+ <td>
53
+ 110
54
+ </td>
55
+ </tr>
56
+ <tr>
57
+ <td>
58
+ Region of the Americas
59
+ </td>
60
+ <td>
61
+ -7%
62
+ </td>
63
+ <td>
64
+ 160
65
+ </td>
66
+ </tr>
67
+ <tr>
68
+ <td>
69
+ Western Pacific Region
70
+ </td>
71
+ <td>
72
+ 7%
73
+ </td>
74
+ <td>
75
+ 140
76
+ </td>
77
+ </tr>
78
+ <tr>
79
+ <td>
80
+ European Region
81
+ </td>
82
+ <td>
83
+ 10%
84
+ </td>
85
+ <td>
86
+ 180
87
+ </td>
88
+ </tr>
89
+ <tr>
90
+ <td>
91
+ Easter Mediterranean
92
+ <br>
93
+ Region
94
+ </td>
95
+ <td>
96
+ 45%
97
+ </td>
98
+ <td>
99
+ 56
100
+ </td>
101
+ </tr>
102
+ </tbody>
103
+ </table>
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1
+ SELECT FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
2
+
3
+ ($ in billions)
4
+
5
+ <table>
6
+ <thead>
7
+ <tr>
8
+ <th>
9
+ </th>
10
+ <th>
11
+ TOTAL PAYMENTS REVENUE\[^{1}\]
12
+ </th>
13
+ <th>
14
+ MIDDLE MARKET EXPANSION
15
+ </th>
16
+ <th>
17
+ TOTAL REVENUE
18
+ </th>
19
+ <th>
20
+ NET INCOME
21
+ </th>
22
+ </tr>
23
+ </thead>
24
+ <tbody>
25
+ <tr>
26
+ <td>
27
+ 2021
28
+ </td>
29
+ <td>
30
+ $3.7
31
+ </td>
32
+ <td>
33
+ $1.2
34
+ </td>
35
+ <td>
36
+ $10.0
37
+ </td>
38
+ <td>
39
+ $5.2
40
+ </td>
41
+ </tr>
42
+ <tr>
43
+ <td>
44
+ 2022
45
+ </td>
46
+ <td>
47
+ $5.7
48
+ </td>
49
+ <td>
50
+ $1.5
51
+ </td>
52
+ <td>
53
+ $11.5
54
+ </td>
55
+ <td>
56
+ $4.2
57
+ </td>
58
+ </tr>
59
+ <tr>
60
+ <td>
61
+ 2023
62
+ </td>
63
+ <td>
64
+ $8.3
65
+ </td>
66
+ <td>
67
+ $2.2
68
+ </td>
69
+ <td>
70
+ $15.5
71
+ </td>
72
+ <td>
73
+ $6.1
74
+ </td>
75
+ </tr>
76
+ </tbody>
77
+ </table>
78
+
79
+ \[^{1}\]In the third quarter of 2023, certain revenue from CIB Markets products\nwas reclassified from Payments to Investment Banking. Prior period\namounts have been revised to conform with current presentation.
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1
+ <table>
2
+ <thead>
3
+ <tr>
4
+ <th>
5
+ </th>
6
+ <th colspan="3">
7
+ Hypothetical increase in NPL ratio (pp)
8
+ </th>
9
+ </tr>
10
+ <tr>
11
+ <th>
12
+ </th>
13
+ <th>
14
+ AII EMDEs
15
+ <br>
16
+ Percent of banks
17
+ </th>
18
+ <th>
19
+ High and upper-middle-income
20
+ <br>
21
+ EMDES
22
+ <br>
23
+ Percent of banks
24
+ </th>
25
+ <th>
26
+ Low and lower-middle-income
27
+ <br>
28
+ EMDES
29
+ <br>
30
+ Percent of banks
31
+ </th>
32
+ </tr>
33
+ </thead>
34
+ <tbody>
35
+ <tr>
36
+ <td>
37
+ 5
38
+ </td>
39
+ <td>
40
+ 6
41
+ </td>
42
+ <td>
43
+ 3
44
+ </td>
45
+ <td>
46
+ 20
47
+ </td>
48
+ </tr>
49
+ <tr>
50
+ <td>
51
+ 10
52
+ </td>
53
+ <td>
54
+ 16
55
+ </td>
56
+ <td>
57
+ 13
58
+ </td>
59
+ <td>
60
+ 28
61
+ </td>
62
+ </tr>
63
+ <tr>
64
+ <td>
65
+ 15
66
+ </td>
67
+ <td>
68
+ 17
69
+ </td>
70
+ <td>
71
+ 16
72
+ </td>
73
+ <td>
74
+ 19
75
+ </td>
76
+ </tr>
77
+ <tr>
78
+ <td>
79
+ 20
80
+ </td>
81
+ <td>
82
+ 13
83
+ </td>
84
+ <td>
85
+ 14
86
+ </td>
87
+ <td>
88
+ 10
89
+ </td>
90
+ </tr>
91
+ </tbody>
92
+ </table>
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1
+ b)
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <tbody>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <td>
7
+ Nigeria
8
+ </td>
9
+ <td>
10
+ 23%
11
+ </td>
12
+ </tr>
13
+ <tr>
14
+ <td>
15
+ Democratic Republic of the Congo
16
+ </td>
17
+ <td>
18
+ 11%
19
+ </td>
20
+ </tr>
21
+ <tr>
22
+ <td>
23
+ United Republic of Tanzania
24
+ </td>
25
+ <td>
26
+ 5%
27
+ </td>
28
+ </tr>
29
+ <tr>
30
+ <td>
31
+ Niger
32
+ </td>
33
+ <td>
34
+ 4%
35
+ </td>
36
+ </tr>
37
+ <tr>
38
+ <td>
39
+ Mozambique
40
+ </td>
41
+ <td>
42
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43
+ </td>
44
+ </tr>
45
+ <tr>
46
+ <td>
47
+ Burkinac Faso
48
+ </td>
49
+ <td>
50
+ 4%
51
+ </td>
52
+ </tr>
53
+ <tr>
54
+ <td>
55
+ Angola
56
+ </td>
57
+ <td>
58
+ 3%
59
+ </td>
60
+ </tr>
61
+ <tr>
62
+ <td>
63
+ Uganda
64
+ </td>
65
+ <td>
66
+ 3%
67
+ </td>
68
+ </tr>
69
+ <tr>
70
+ <td>
71
+ Kenya
72
+ </td>
73
+ <td>
74
+ 3%
75
+ </td>
76
+ </tr>
77
+ <tr>
78
+ <td>
79
+ Mali
80
+ </td>
81
+ <td>
82
+ 3%
83
+ </td>
84
+ </tr>
85
+ <tr>
86
+ <td>
87
+ Cameroon
88
+ </td>
89
+ <td>
90
+ 3%
91
+ </td>
92
+ </tr>
93
+ <tr>
94
+ <td>
95
+ Ghana
96
+ </td>
97
+ <td>
98
+ 3%
99
+ </td>
100
+ </tr>
101
+ <tr>
102
+ <td>
103
+ Côte d'Ivoire
104
+ </td>
105
+ <td>
106
+ 2%
107
+ </td>
108
+ </tr>
109
+ <tr>
110
+ <td>
111
+ Chad
112
+ </td>
113
+ <td>
114
+ 2%
115
+ </td>
116
+ </tr>
117
+ <tr>
118
+ <td>
119
+ Guinea
120
+ </td>
121
+ <td>
122
+ 2%
123
+ </td>
124
+ </tr>
125
+ <tr>
126
+ <td>
127
+ Zambia
128
+ </td>
129
+ <td>
130
+ 2%
131
+ </td>
132
+ </tr>
133
+ <tr>
134
+ <td>
135
+ India
136
+ </td>
137
+ <td>
138
+ 2%
139
+ </td>
140
+ </tr>
141
+ <tr>
142
+ <td>
143
+ Benin
144
+ </td>
145
+ <td>
146
+ 2%
147
+ </td>
148
+ </tr>
149
+ <tr>
150
+ <td>
151
+ Sierra Leone
152
+ </td>
153
+ <td>
154
+ 2%
155
+ </td>
156
+ </tr>
157
+ <tr>
158
+ <td>
159
+ Malawi
160
+ </td>
161
+ <td>
162
+ 2%
163
+ </td>
164
+ </tr>
165
+ <tr>
166
+ <td>
167
+ Ethiopia
168
+ </td>
169
+ <td>
170
+ 1%
171
+ </td>
172
+ </tr>
173
+ <tr>
174
+ <td>
175
+ Sudan
176
+ </td>
177
+ <td>
178
+ 1%
179
+ </td>
180
+ </tr>
181
+ <tr>
182
+ <td>
183
+ South Sudan
184
+ </td>
185
+ <td>
186
+ 1%
187
+ </td>
188
+ </tr>
189
+ <tr>
190
+ <td>
191
+ Burundi
192
+ </td>
193
+ <td>
194
+ 1%
195
+ </td>
196
+ </tr>
197
+ <tr>
198
+ <td>
199
+ Togo
200
+ </td>
201
+ <td>
202
+ 1%
203
+ </td>
204
+ </tr>
205
+ <tr>
206
+ <td>
207
+ Madagascar
208
+ </td>
209
+ <td>
210
+ 1%
211
+ </td>
212
+ </tr>
213
+ <tr>
214
+ <td>
215
+ Senegal
216
+ </td>
217
+ <td>
218
+ 1%
219
+ </td>
220
+ </tr>
221
+ <tr>
222
+ <td>
223
+ Central African Republic
224
+ </td>
225
+ <td>
226
+ 1%
227
+ </td>
228
+ </tr>
229
+ <tr>
230
+ <td>
231
+ Rwanda
232
+ </td>
233
+ <td>
234
+ 1%
235
+ </td>
236
+ </tr>
237
+ <tr>
238
+ <td>
239
+ Papua New Guinea
240
+ </td>
241
+ <td>
242
+ 1%
243
+ </td>
244
+ </tr>
245
+ <tr>
246
+ <td>
247
+ Indonesia
248
+ </td>
249
+ <td>
250
+ 1%
251
+ </td>
252
+ </tr>
253
+ </tbody>
254
+ </table>
255
+
256
+ Source: World malaria report 2020 (18).
257
+
258
+ Fig. 2.10. b) Global distribution of malaria deaths, by country, 2019
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3
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7
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8
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9
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12
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13
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14
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15
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16
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17
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18
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19
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20
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21
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22
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23
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24
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25
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26
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28
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29
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30
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31
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32
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33
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34
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35
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36
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37
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38
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39
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40
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41
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42
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43
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44
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45
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46
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47
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48
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49
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50
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51
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52
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53
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54
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55
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56
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57
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58
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59
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60
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61
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62
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63
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64
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65
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66
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67
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68
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69
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70
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71
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72
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73
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74
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75
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76
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77
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78
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79
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80
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81
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82
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83
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84
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85
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86
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87
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88
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89
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90
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91
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92
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93
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94
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95
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96
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97
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98
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99
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100
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101
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102
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103
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104
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105
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106
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107
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108
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109
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110
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111
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112
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113
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114
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115
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116
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117
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118
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119
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120
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121
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122
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123
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124
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125
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126
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127
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128
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129
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130
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131
+ <td>
132
+ 0.00%
133
+ </td>
134
+ <td>
135
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136
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137
+ <td>
138
+ 4.54%
139
+ </td>
140
+ </tr>
141
+ <tr>
142
+ <td>
143
+ Advanced
144
+ </td>
145
+ <td>
146
+ 11.00%
147
+ </td>
148
+ <td>
149
+ 0.00%
150
+ </td>
151
+ <td>
152
+ 2.50%
153
+ </td>
154
+ <td>
155
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156
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157
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158
+ 4.55%
159
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160
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161
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162
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163
+ 1Q24
164
+ </td>
165
+ <td>
166
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167
+ </td>
168
+ <td>
169
+ 11.90%
170
+ </td>
171
+ <td>
172
+ 2.90%
173
+ </td>
174
+ <td>
175
+ 0.00%
176
+ </td>
177
+ <td>
178
+ 4.50%
179
+ </td>
180
+ <td>
181
+ 4.56%
182
+ </td>
183
+ </tr>
184
+ <tr>
185
+ <td>
186
+ Advanced
187
+ </td>
188
+ <td>
189
+ 11.50%
190
+ </td>
191
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192
+ 0.00%
193
+ </td>
194
+ <td>
195
+ 2.50%
196
+ </td>
197
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198
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199
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200
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201
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202
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203
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204
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205
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1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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8
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9
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10
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11
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12
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13
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14
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15
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16
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17
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18
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19
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20
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21
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22
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23
+ <br>
24
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25
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26
+ <th>
27
+ E
28
+ <br>
29
+ Change in ASR (%)
30
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31
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32
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33
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34
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35
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36
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37
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38
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39
+ -15.4
40
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41
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42
+ -18.9
43
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44
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45
+ -27.7
46
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47
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48
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49
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50
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51
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52
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53
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54
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55
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56
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57
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58
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59
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60
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61
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62
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63
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64
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65
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66
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67
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68
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69
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70
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71
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72
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73
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74
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75
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76
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77
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78
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79
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80
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81
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82
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83
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84
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85
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86
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87
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88
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89
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90
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91
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92
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93
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94
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95
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96
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97
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98
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99
+ -26.1
100
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101
+ <td>
102
+ -26
103
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104
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105
+ -54.1
106
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107
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108
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109
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110
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111
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112
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113
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114
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115
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1
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3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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8
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9
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10
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11
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12
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13
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14
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15
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16
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17
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18
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19
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20
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21
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22
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23
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24
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25
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26
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27
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28
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29
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30
+ </td>
31
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32
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33
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34
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35
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36
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37
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38
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39
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40
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41
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42
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43
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44
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45
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46
+ </td>
47
+ <td>
48
+ 74
49
+ </td>
50
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51
+ 66
52
+ </td>
53
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54
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55
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56
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57
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58
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59
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60
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61
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62
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63
+ 41
64
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65
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66
+ 27
67
+ </td>
68
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69
+ 24
70
+ </td>
71
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72
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73
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74
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75
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76
+ Region
77
+ </td>
78
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79
+ 73
80
+ </td>
81
+ <td>
82
+ 63
83
+ </td>
84
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85
+ 60
86
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87
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88
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89
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90
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91
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92
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93
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94
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95
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96
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97
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98
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99
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100
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101
+ 55
102
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103
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104
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105
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106
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107
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108
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109
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110
+ <td>
111
+ 88
112
+ </td>
113
+ <td>
114
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115
+ </td>
116
+ <td>
117
+ 76
118
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119
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120
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121
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1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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8
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9
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10
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11
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12
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13
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14
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15
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16
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17
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18
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19
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20
+ 2014
21
+ </td>
22
+ <td>
23
+ 52%
24
+ </td>
25
+ <td>
26
+ 1.4
27
+ </td>
28
+ <td>
29
+ 1.3
30
+ </td>
31
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32
+ <tr>
33
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34
+ 2015
35
+ </td>
36
+ <td>
37
+ 49%
38
+ </td>
39
+ <td>
40
+ 1.2
41
+ </td>
42
+ <td>
43
+ 1.2
44
+ </td>
45
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46
+ <tr>
47
+ <td>
48
+ 2016
49
+ </td>
50
+ <td>
51
+ 28%
52
+ </td>
53
+ <td>
54
+ 0.1
55
+ </td>
56
+ <td>
57
+ 0.4
58
+ </td>
59
+ </tr>
60
+ <tr>
61
+ <td>
62
+ 2017
63
+ </td>
64
+ <td>
65
+ 42%
66
+ </td>
67
+ <td>
68
+ 0.9
69
+ </td>
70
+ <td>
71
+ 1.3
72
+ </td>
73
+ </tr>
74
+ <tr>
75
+ <td>
76
+ 2018
77
+ </td>
78
+ <td>
79
+ 37%
80
+ </td>
81
+ <td>
82
+ 0.7
83
+ </td>
84
+ <td>
85
+ 1.2
86
+ </td>
87
+ </tr>
88
+ <tr>
89
+ <td>
90
+ 2019
91
+ </td>
92
+ <td>
93
+ 36%
94
+ </td>
95
+ <td>
96
+ 0.6
97
+ </td>
98
+ <td>
99
+ 1.0
100
+ </td>
101
+ </tr>
102
+ <tr>
103
+ <td>
104
+ 2020
105
+ </td>
106
+ <td>
107
+ 47%
108
+ </td>
109
+ <td>
110
+ 0.9
111
+ </td>
112
+ <td>
113
+ 1.0
114
+ </td>
115
+ </tr>
116
+ <tr>
117
+ <td>
118
+ 2021
119
+ </td>
120
+ <td>
121
+ 48%
122
+ </td>
123
+ <td>
124
+ 1.0
125
+ </td>
126
+ <td>
127
+ 1.1
128
+ </td>
129
+ </tr>
130
+ <tr>
131
+ <td>
132
+ 2022
133
+ </td>
134
+ <td>
135
+ 45%
136
+ </td>
137
+ <td>
138
+ 1.0
139
+ </td>
140
+ <td>
141
+ 1.2
142
+ </td>
143
+ </tr>
144
+ <tr>
145
+ <td>
146
+ 2023
147
+ </td>
148
+ <td>
149
+ 43%
150
+ </td>
151
+ <td>
152
+ 0.1
153
+ </td>
154
+ <td>
155
+ 1.1
156
+ </td>
157
+ </tr>
158
+ </tbody>
159
+ </table>
160
+
161
+ Due to rounding, numbers presented may not add up precisely to the totals.
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1
+ FIGURE 2.1 Debt Levels Are Rising While Domestic Investors Are Gaining Significance,\nParticularly in Low-Income Contexts
2
+
3
+ Share of sovereign debt to GDP by sovereign investor types and income group (percent of\nGDP)
4
+
5
+ <table>
6
+ <thead>
7
+ <tr>
8
+ <th>
9
+ Increase in domestic bank holdings of government debt
10
+ </th>
11
+ <th>
12
+ </th>
13
+ <th>
14
+ Domestic banks
15
+ <br>
16
+ Percent
17
+ </th>
18
+ <th>
19
+ Domestic other
20
+ <br>
21
+ Percent
22
+ </th>
23
+ <th>
24
+ Foreignofficial
25
+ <br>
26
+ Percent
27
+ </th>
28
+ <th>
29
+ Foreign private
30
+ <br>
31
+ Percent
32
+ </th>
33
+ </tr>
34
+ </thead>
35
+ <tbody>
36
+ <tr>
37
+ <td rowspan="3">
38
+ High-and upper-middle-income
39
+ <br>
40
+ EMDES
41
+ <br>
42
+ </td>
43
+ <td>
44
+ 2012
45
+ </td>
46
+ <td>
47
+ 8
48
+ </td>
49
+ <td>
50
+ 15
51
+ </td>
52
+ <td>
53
+ 15
54
+ </td>
55
+ <td>
56
+ 7
57
+ </td>
58
+ </tr>
59
+ <tr>
60
+ <td>
61
+ 2019
62
+ </td>
63
+ <td>
64
+ 9
65
+ </td>
66
+ <td>
67
+ 15
68
+ </td>
69
+ <td>
70
+ 13
71
+ </td>
72
+ <td>
73
+ 10
74
+ </td>
75
+ </tr>
76
+ <tr>
77
+ <td>
78
+ 2022
79
+ </td>
80
+ <td>
81
+ 12
82
+ </td>
83
+ <td>
84
+ 17
85
+ </td>
86
+ <td>
87
+ 14
88
+ </td>
89
+ <td>
90
+ 10
91
+ </td>
92
+ </tr>
93
+ <tr>
94
+ <td rowspan="3">
95
+ Lower-middle-income
96
+ <br>
97
+ EMDES
98
+ </td>
99
+ <td>
100
+ 2012
101
+ </td>
102
+ <td>
103
+ 7
104
+ </td>
105
+ <td>
106
+ 10
107
+ </td>
108
+ <td>
109
+ 18
110
+ </td>
111
+ <td>
112
+ 2
113
+ </td>
114
+ </tr>
115
+ <tr>
116
+ <td>
117
+ 2019
118
+ </td>
119
+ <td>
120
+ 9
121
+ </td>
122
+ <td>
123
+ 13
124
+ </td>
125
+ <td>
126
+ 22
127
+ </td>
128
+ <td>
129
+ 7
130
+ </td>
131
+ </tr>
132
+ <tr>
133
+ <td>
134
+ 2022
135
+ </td>
136
+ <td>
137
+ 10
138
+ </td>
139
+ <td>
140
+ 16
141
+ </td>
142
+ <td>
143
+ 24
144
+ </td>
145
+ <td>
146
+ 6
147
+ </td>
148
+ </tr>
149
+ <tr>
150
+ <td rowspan="3">
151
+ Low-income EMDEs
152
+ </td>
153
+ <td>
154
+ 2012
155
+ </td>
156
+ <td>
157
+ 3
158
+ </td>
159
+ <td>
160
+ 15
161
+ </td>
162
+ <td>
163
+ 17
164
+ </td>
165
+ <td>
166
+ 0
167
+ </td>
168
+ </tr>
169
+ <tr>
170
+ <td>
171
+ 2019
172
+ </td>
173
+ <td>
174
+ 8
175
+ </td>
176
+ <td>
177
+ 28
178
+ </td>
179
+ <td>
180
+ 27
181
+ </td>
182
+ <td>
183
+ 2
184
+ </td>
185
+ </tr>
186
+ <tr>
187
+ <td>
188
+ 2022
189
+ </td>
190
+ <td>
191
+ 9
192
+ </td>
193
+ <td>
194
+ 25
195
+ </td>
196
+ <td>
197
+ 27
198
+ </td>
199
+ <td>
200
+ 3
201
+ </td>
202
+ </tr>
203
+ </tbody>
204
+ </table>
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1
+ <table>
2
+ <thead>
3
+ <tr>
4
+ <th>
5
+ </th>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ </th>
10
+ <th>
11
+ 2000
12
+ <br>
13
+ Deaths per 100 000 population
14
+ </th>
15
+ <th>
16
+ 2019
17
+ <br>
18
+ Deaths per 100 000 population
19
+ </th>
20
+ </tr>
21
+ </thead>
22
+ <tbody>
23
+ <tr>
24
+ <td rowspan="15">
25
+ Interpersonal violence
26
+ </td>
27
+ <td rowspan="5">
28
+ Both Sexes
29
+ </td>
30
+ <td>
31
+ LICs
32
+ </td>
33
+ <td>
34
+ 10.1
35
+ </td>
36
+ <td>
37
+ 8.6
38
+ </td>
39
+ </tr>
40
+ <tr>
41
+ <td>
42
+ LMICs
43
+ </td>
44
+ <td>
45
+ 6.7
46
+ </td>
47
+ <td>
48
+ 5.4
49
+ </td>
50
+ </tr>
51
+ <tr>
52
+ <td>
53
+ UMICs
54
+ </td>
55
+ <td>
56
+ 10.6
57
+ </td>
58
+ <td>
59
+ 8
60
+ </td>
61
+ </tr>
62
+ <tr>
63
+ <td>
64
+ HICs
65
+ </td>
66
+ <td>
67
+ 2.9
68
+ </td>
69
+ <td>
70
+ 2.4
71
+ </td>
72
+ </tr>
73
+ <tr>
74
+ <td>
75
+ Global
76
+ </td>
77
+ <td>
78
+ 7.9
79
+ </td>
80
+ <td>
81
+ 6.2
82
+ </td>
83
+ </tr>
84
+ <tr>
85
+ <td rowspan="5">
86
+ Female
87
+ </td>
88
+ <td>
89
+ LICs
90
+ </td>
91
+ <td>
92
+ 4.6
93
+ </td>
94
+ <td>
95
+ 4
96
+ </td>
97
+ </tr>
98
+ <tr>
99
+ <td>
100
+ LMICs
101
+ </td>
102
+ <td>
103
+ 3.4
104
+ </td>
105
+ <td>
106
+ 2.6
107
+ </td>
108
+ </tr>
109
+ <tr>
110
+ <td>
111
+ UMICs
112
+ </td>
113
+ <td>
114
+ 3.9
115
+ </td>
116
+ <td>
117
+ 2.5
118
+ </td>
119
+ </tr>
120
+ <tr>
121
+ <td>
122
+ HICs
123
+ </td>
124
+ <td>
125
+ 1.6
126
+ </td>
127
+ <td>
128
+ 1.1
129
+ </td>
130
+ </tr>
131
+ <tr>
132
+ <td>
133
+ Global
134
+ </td>
135
+ <td>
136
+ 3.4
137
+ </td>
138
+ <td>
139
+ 2.5
140
+ </td>
141
+ </tr>
142
+ <tr>
143
+ <td rowspan="5">
144
+ Male
145
+ </td>
146
+ <td>
147
+ LICs
148
+ </td>
149
+ <td>
150
+ 15.7
151
+ </td>
152
+ <td>
153
+ 13.2
154
+ </td>
155
+ </tr>
156
+ <tr>
157
+ <td>
158
+ LMICs
159
+ </td>
160
+ <td>
161
+ 9.9
162
+ </td>
163
+ <td>
164
+ 8.1
165
+ </td>
166
+ </tr>
167
+ <tr>
168
+ <td>
169
+ UMICs
170
+ </td>
171
+ <td>
172
+ 17.2
173
+ </td>
174
+ <td>
175
+ 13.4
176
+ </td>
177
+ </tr>
178
+ <tr>
179
+ <td>
180
+ HICs
181
+ </td>
182
+ <td>
183
+ 4.4
184
+ </td>
185
+ <td>
186
+ 3.7
187
+ </td>
188
+ </tr>
189
+ <tr>
190
+ <td>
191
+ Global
192
+ </td>
193
+ <td>
194
+ 12.3
195
+ </td>
196
+ <td>
197
+ 9.9
198
+ </td>
199
+ </tr>
200
+ <tr>
201
+ <td rowspan="15">
202
+ Road injury
203
+ </td>
204
+ <td rowspan="5">
205
+ Both Sexes
206
+ </td>
207
+ <td>
208
+ LICs
209
+ </td>
210
+ <td>
211
+ 27.5
212
+ </td>
213
+ <td>
214
+ 28.3
215
+ </td>
216
+ </tr>
217
+ <tr>
218
+ <td>
219
+ LMICs
220
+ </td>
221
+ <td>
222
+ 17.9
223
+ </td>
224
+ <td>
225
+ 17.3
226
+ </td>
227
+ </tr>
228
+ <tr>
229
+ <td>
230
+ UMICs
231
+ </td>
232
+ <td>
233
+ 21
234
+ </td>
235
+ <td>
236
+ 16.8
237
+ </td>
238
+ </tr>
239
+ <tr>
240
+ <td>
241
+ HICs
242
+ </td>
243
+ <td>
244
+ 14
245
+ </td>
246
+ <td>
247
+ 8.4
248
+ </td>
249
+ </tr>
250
+ <tr>
251
+ <td>
252
+ Global
253
+ </td>
254
+ <td>
255
+ 19.1
256
+ </td>
257
+ <td>
258
+ 16.7
259
+ </td>
260
+ </tr>
261
+ <tr>
262
+ <td rowspan="5">
263
+ Female
264
+ </td>
265
+ <td>
266
+ LICs
267
+ </td>
268
+ <td>
269
+ 17.9
270
+ </td>
271
+ <td>
272
+ 17
273
+ </td>
274
+ </tr>
275
+ <tr>
276
+ <td>
277
+ LMICs
278
+ </td>
279
+ <td>
280
+ 9.7
281
+ </td>
282
+ <td>
283
+ 8.9
284
+ </td>
285
+ </tr>
286
+ <tr>
287
+ <td>
288
+ UMICs
289
+ </td>
290
+ <td>
291
+ 11.1
292
+ </td>
293
+ <td>
294
+ 7.9
295
+ </td>
296
+ </tr>
297
+ <tr>
298
+ <td>
299
+ HICs
300
+ </td>
301
+ <td>
302
+ 7.7
303
+ </td>
304
+ <td>
305
+ 4.4
306
+ </td>
307
+ </tr>
308
+ <tr>
309
+ <td>
310
+ Global
311
+ </td>
312
+ <td>
313
+ 10.4
314
+ </td>
315
+ <td>
316
+ 8.5
317
+ </td>
318
+ </tr>
319
+ <tr>
320
+ <td rowspan="5">
321
+ Male
322
+ </td>
323
+ <td>
324
+ LICs
325
+ </td>
326
+ <td>
327
+ 37.3
328
+ </td>
329
+ <td>
330
+ 39.8
331
+ </td>
332
+ </tr>
333
+ <tr>
334
+ <td>
335
+ LMICs
336
+ </td>
337
+ <td>
338
+ 25.7
339
+ </td>
340
+ <td>
341
+ 25.5
342
+ </td>
343
+ </tr>
344
+ <tr>
345
+ <td>
346
+ UMICs
347
+ </td>
348
+ <td>
349
+ 30.7
350
+ </td>
351
+ <td>
352
+ 25.7
353
+ </td>
354
+ </tr>
355
+ <tr>
356
+ <td>
357
+ HICs
358
+ </td>
359
+ <td>
360
+ 20.5
361
+ </td>
362
+ <td>
363
+ 12.4
364
+ </td>
365
+ </tr>
366
+ <tr>
367
+ <td>
368
+ Global
369
+ </td>
370
+ <td>
371
+ 27.6
372
+ </td>
373
+ <td>
374
+ 24.8
375
+ </td>
376
+ </tr>
377
+ <tr>
378
+ <td rowspan="15">
379
+ Self-harm
380
+ </td>
381
+ <td rowspan="5">
382
+ Both Sexes
383
+ </td>
384
+ <td>
385
+ LICs
386
+ </td>
387
+ <td>
388
+ 8
389
+ </td>
390
+ <td>
391
+ 6.1
392
+ </td>
393
+ </tr>
394
+ <tr>
395
+ <td>
396
+ LMICs
397
+ </td>
398
+ <td>
399
+ 12.6
400
+ </td>
401
+ <td>
402
+ 9.2
403
+ </td>
404
+ </tr>
405
+ <tr>
406
+ <td>
407
+ UMICs
408
+ </td>
409
+ <td>
410
+ 13.6
411
+ </td>
412
+ <td>
413
+ 8.1
414
+ </td>
415
+ </tr>
416
+ <tr>
417
+ <td>
418
+ HICs
419
+ </td>
420
+ <td>
421
+ 14
422
+ </td>
423
+ <td>
424
+ 13.3
425
+ </td>
426
+ </tr>
427
+ <tr>
428
+ <td>
429
+ Global
430
+ </td>
431
+ <td>
432
+ 13
433
+ </td>
434
+ <td>
435
+ 9.2
436
+ </td>
437
+ </tr>
438
+ <tr>
439
+ <td rowspan="5">
440
+ Female
441
+ </td>
442
+ <td>
443
+ LICs
444
+ </td>
445
+ <td>
446
+ 4.9
447
+ </td>
448
+ <td>
449
+ 3.4
450
+ </td>
451
+ </tr>
452
+ <tr>
453
+ <td>
454
+ LMICs
455
+ </td>
456
+ <td>
457
+ 10.1
458
+ </td>
459
+ <td>
460
+ 6.7
461
+ </td>
462
+ </tr>
463
+ <tr>
464
+ <td>
465
+ UMICs
466
+ </td>
467
+ <td>
468
+ 10
469
+ </td>
470
+ <td>
471
+ 4.7
472
+ </td>
473
+ </tr>
474
+ <tr>
475
+ <td>
476
+ HICs
477
+ </td>
478
+ <td>
479
+ 6.9
480
+ </td>
481
+ <td>
482
+ 6.8
483
+ </td>
484
+ </tr>
485
+ <tr>
486
+ <td>
487
+ Global
488
+ </td>
489
+ <td>
490
+ 9.2
491
+ </td>
492
+ <td>
493
+ 5.7
494
+ </td>
495
+ </tr>
496
+ <tr>
497
+ <td rowspan="5">
498
+ Male
499
+ </td>
500
+ <td>
501
+ LICs
502
+ </td>
503
+ <td>
504
+ 11.1
505
+ </td>
506
+ <td>
507
+ 8.8
508
+ </td>
509
+ </tr>
510
+ <tr>
511
+ <td>
512
+ LMICs
513
+ </td>
514
+ <td>
515
+ 15
516
+ </td>
517
+ <td>
518
+ 11.7
519
+ </td>
520
+ </tr>
521
+ <tr>
522
+ <td>
523
+ UMICs
524
+ </td>
525
+ <td>
526
+ 17.2
527
+ </td>
528
+ <td>
529
+ 11.3
530
+ </td>
531
+ </tr>
532
+ <tr>
533
+ <td>
534
+ HICs
535
+ </td>
536
+ <td>
537
+ 21.2
538
+ </td>
539
+ <td>
540
+ 19.9
541
+ </td>
542
+ </tr>
543
+ <tr>
544
+ <td>
545
+ Global
546
+ </td>
547
+ <td>
548
+ 16.7
549
+ </td>
550
+ <td>
551
+ 12.6
552
+ </td>
553
+ </tr>
554
+ <tr>
555
+ <td rowspan="15">
556
+ Unintentional poisonings
557
+ </td>
558
+ <td rowspan="5">
559
+ Both Sexes
560
+ </td>
561
+ <td>
562
+ LICs
563
+ </td>
564
+ <td>
565
+ 3.5
566
+ </td>
567
+ <td>
568
+ 2.3
569
+ </td>
570
+ </tr>
571
+ <tr>
572
+ <td>
573
+ LMICs
574
+ </td>
575
+ <td>
576
+ 1.4
577
+ </td>
578
+ <td>
579
+ 0.9
580
+ </td>
581
+ </tr>
582
+ <tr>
583
+ <td>
584
+ UMICs
585
+ </td>
586
+ <td>
587
+ 1.7
588
+ </td>
589
+ <td>
590
+ 1.3
591
+ </td>
592
+ </tr>
593
+ <tr>
594
+ <td>
595
+ HICs
596
+ </td>
597
+ <td>
598
+ 0.5
599
+ </td>
600
+ <td>
601
+ 0.4
602
+ </td>
603
+ </tr>
604
+ <tr>
605
+ <td>
606
+ Global
607
+ </td>
608
+ <td>
609
+ 1.5
610
+ </td>
611
+ <td>
612
+ 1.1
613
+ </td>
614
+ </tr>
615
+ <tr>
616
+ <td rowspan="5">
617
+ Female
618
+ </td>
619
+ <td>
620
+ LICs
621
+ </td>
622
+ <td>
623
+ 2.4
624
+ </td>
625
+ <td>
626
+ 1.7
627
+ </td>
628
+ </tr>
629
+ <tr>
630
+ <td>
631
+ LMICs
632
+ </td>
633
+ <td>
634
+ 1
635
+ </td>
636
+ <td>
637
+ 0.7
638
+ </td>
639
+ </tr>
640
+ <tr>
641
+ <td>
642
+ UMICs
643
+ </td>
644
+ <td>
645
+ 1.2
646
+ </td>
647
+ <td>
648
+ 1
649
+ </td>
650
+ </tr>
651
+ <tr>
652
+ <td>
653
+ HICs
654
+ </td>
655
+ <td>
656
+ 0.3
657
+ </td>
658
+ <td>
659
+ 0.3
660
+ </td>
661
+ </tr>
662
+ <tr>
663
+ <td>
664
+ Global
665
+ </td>
666
+ <td>
667
+ 1.1
668
+ </td>
669
+ <td>
670
+ 0.8
671
+ </td>
672
+ </tr>
673
+ <tr>
674
+ <td rowspan="5">
675
+ Male
676
+ </td>
677
+ <td>
678
+ LICs
679
+ </td>
680
+ <td>
681
+ 4.6
682
+ </td>
683
+ <td>
684
+ 3
685
+ </td>
686
+ </tr>
687
+ <tr>
688
+ <td>
689
+ LMICs
690
+ </td>
691
+ <td>
692
+ 1.7
693
+ </td>
694
+ <td>
695
+ 1.1
696
+ </td>
697
+ </tr>
698
+ <tr>
699
+ <td>
700
+ UMICs
701
+ </td>
702
+ <td>
703
+ 2.3
704
+ </td>
705
+ <td>
706
+ 1.6
707
+ </td>
708
+ </tr>
709
+ <tr>
710
+ <td>
711
+ HICs
712
+ </td>
713
+ <td>
714
+ 0.7
715
+ </td>
716
+ <td>
717
+ 0.5
718
+ </td>
719
+ </tr>
720
+ <tr>
721
+ <td>
722
+ Global
723
+ </td>
724
+ <td>
725
+ 2
726
+ </td>
727
+ <td>
728
+ 1.4
729
+ </td>
730
+ </tr>
731
+ </tbody>
732
+ </table>
733
+
734
+ Source: WHO Global Health Estimates, 2019 (1).
735
+
736
+ Fig. 2.14. Crude death rate for all ages combined by injury type, by sex, 2000 and 2019
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1
+ Gender diversity data
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ Male
10
+ </th>
11
+ <th>
12
+ Female
13
+ </th>
14
+ </tr>
15
+ </thead>
16
+ <tbody>
17
+ <tr>
18
+ <td>
19
+ Holdings
20
+ <br>
21
+ Board
22
+ </td>
23
+ <td>
24
+ 53%
25
+ </td>
26
+ <td>
27
+ 47%
28
+ </td>
29
+ </tr>
30
+ <tr>
31
+ <td>
32
+ Group
33
+ <br>
34
+ Executives
35
+ </td>
36
+ <td>
37
+ 79%
38
+ </td>
39
+ <td>
40
+ 21%
41
+ </td>
42
+ </tr>
43
+ <tr>
44
+ <td>
45
+ Combined
46
+ <br>
47
+ Group
48
+ <br>
49
+ Executives and
50
+ <br>
51
+ direct reports\[^{1}\]
52
+ </td>
53
+ <td>
54
+ 66%
55
+ </td>
56
+ <td>
57
+ 34%
58
+ </td>
59
+ </tr>
60
+ <tr>
61
+ <td>
62
+ Subsidiary
63
+ <br>
64
+ directors\[^{2}\]
65
+ </td>
66
+ <td>
67
+ 65%
68
+ </td>
69
+ <td>
70
+ 35%
71
+ </td>
72
+ </tr>
73
+ <tr>
74
+ <td>
75
+ Senior
76
+ <br>
77
+ leadership\[^{3}\]
78
+ </td>
79
+ <td>
80
+ 66%
81
+ </td>
82
+ <td>
83
+ 34%
84
+ </td>
85
+ </tr>
86
+ <tr>
87
+ <td>
88
+ Middle
89
+ <br>
90
+ management\[^{3}\]
91
+ </td>
92
+ <td>
93
+ 62%
94
+ </td>
95
+ <td>
96
+ 38%
97
+ </td>
98
+ </tr>
99
+ <tr>
100
+ <td>
101
+ Junior
102
+ <br>
103
+ management\[^{3}\]
104
+ </td>
105
+ <td>
106
+ 51%
107
+ </td>
108
+ <td>
109
+ 49%
110
+ </td>
111
+ </tr>
112
+ <tr>
113
+ <td>
114
+ All employees
115
+ </td>
116
+ <td>
117
+ 48%
118
+ </td>
119
+ <td>
120
+ 52%
121
+ </td>
122
+ </tr>
123
+ </tbody>
124
+ </table>
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1
+ Figure 3.2 Probability of survival to 60 years of age, WHO regions and global, 1950-2048
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th colspan="5">
9
+ Probability of survival to 60 years (%)
10
+ </th>
11
+ </tr>
12
+ <tr>
13
+ <th>
14
+ </th>
15
+ <th>
16
+ 1950
17
+ </th>
18
+ <th>
19
+ 2000
20
+ </th>
21
+ <th>
22
+ 2019
23
+ </th>
24
+ <th>
25
+ 2020
26
+ </th>
27
+ <th>
28
+ 2048
29
+ </th>
30
+ </tr>
31
+ </thead>
32
+ <tbody>
33
+ <tr>
34
+ <td>
35
+ African Region
36
+ </td>
37
+ <td>
38
+ 34.1
39
+ </td>
40
+ <td>
41
+ 51
42
+ </td>
43
+ <td>
44
+ 70.4
45
+ </td>
46
+ <td>
47
+ 65
48
+ </td>
49
+ <td>
50
+ 74.1
51
+ </td>
52
+ </tr>
53
+ <tr>
54
+ <td>
55
+ Americas
56
+ </td>
57
+ <td>
58
+ 59.9
59
+ </td>
60
+ <td>
61
+ 84
62
+ </td>
63
+ <td>
64
+ 87
65
+ </td>
66
+ <td>
67
+ 84.4
68
+ </td>
69
+ <td>
70
+ 91.4
71
+ </td>
72
+ </tr>
73
+ <tr>
74
+ <td>
75
+ Eastern Mediterranean Region
76
+ </td>
77
+ <td>
78
+ 33.9
79
+ </td>
80
+ <td>
81
+ 72.5
82
+ </td>
83
+ <td>
84
+ 79.6
85
+ </td>
86
+ <td>
87
+ 80
88
+ </td>
89
+ <td>
90
+ 85.4
91
+ </td>
92
+ </tr>
93
+ <tr>
94
+ <td>
95
+ European Region
96
+ </td>
97
+ <td>
98
+ 68.4
99
+ </td>
100
+ <td>
101
+ 81.7
102
+ </td>
103
+ <td>
104
+ 88.8
105
+ </td>
106
+ <td>
107
+ 87.8
108
+ </td>
109
+ <td>
110
+ 92.9
111
+ </td>
112
+ </tr>
113
+ <tr>
114
+ <td>
115
+ South-East Asia Region
116
+ </td>
117
+ <td>
118
+ 35.9
119
+ </td>
120
+ <td>
121
+ 70.8
122
+ </td>
123
+ <td>
124
+ 81.3
125
+ </td>
126
+ <td>
127
+ 80
128
+ </td>
129
+ <td>
130
+ 88.3
131
+ </td>
132
+ </tr>
133
+ <tr>
134
+ <td>
135
+ Western Pacifc
136
+ </td>
137
+ <td>
138
+ 40.6
139
+ </td>
140
+ <td>
141
+ 83.7
142
+ </td>
143
+ <td>
144
+ 89.7
145
+ </td>
146
+ <td>
147
+ 90.2
148
+ </td>
149
+ <td>
150
+ 93.6
151
+ </td>
152
+ </tr>
153
+ <tr>
154
+ <td>
155
+ Western Pacifc
156
+ </td>
157
+ <td>
158
+ 46
159
+ </td>
160
+ <td>
161
+ 74.8
162
+ </td>
163
+ <td>
164
+ 83.1
165
+ </td>
166
+ <td>
167
+ 81.4
168
+ </td>
169
+ <td>
170
+ 86.2
171
+ </td>
172
+ </tr>
173
+ </tbody>
174
+ </table>
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1
+ <table>
2
+ <tbody>
3
+ <tr>
4
+ <td>
5
+ Nigeria
6
+ </td>
7
+ <td>
8
+ 26.6%
9
+ </td>
10
+ </tr>
11
+ <tr>
12
+ <td>
13
+ Democratic Republic of the Congo
14
+ </td>
15
+ <td>
16
+ 12.3%
17
+ </td>
18
+ </tr>
19
+ <tr>
20
+ <td>
21
+ Uganda
22
+ </td>
23
+ <td>
24
+ 5.1%
25
+ </td>
26
+ </tr>
27
+ <tr>
28
+ <td>
29
+ Mozambique
30
+ </td>
31
+ <td>
32
+ 4.1%
33
+ </td>
34
+ </tr>
35
+ <tr>
36
+ <td>
37
+ Angola
38
+ </td>
39
+ <td>
40
+ 3.4%
41
+ </td>
42
+ </tr>
43
+ <tr>
44
+ <td>
45
+ Burkina Faso
46
+ </td>
47
+ <td>
48
+ 3.3%
49
+ </td>
50
+ </tr>
51
+ <tr>
52
+ <td>
53
+ Niger
54
+ </td>
55
+ <td>
56
+ 3.2%
57
+ </td>
58
+ </tr>
59
+ <tr>
60
+ <td>
61
+ United Republic of Tanzania
62
+ </td>
63
+ <td>
64
+ 3.1%
65
+ </td>
66
+ </tr>
67
+ <tr>
68
+ <td>
69
+ Mal
70
+ </td>
71
+ <td>
72
+ 3.1%
73
+ </td>
74
+ </tr>
75
+ <tr>
76
+ <td>
77
+ Côte d'Ivoire
78
+ </td>
79
+ <td>
80
+ 3.0%
81
+ </td>
82
+ </tr>
83
+ <tr>
84
+ <td>
85
+ Cameroon
86
+ </td>
87
+ <td>
88
+ 2.7%
89
+ </td>
90
+ </tr>
91
+ <tr>
92
+ <td>
93
+ Ghana
94
+ </td>
95
+ <td>
96
+ 2.2%
97
+ </td>
98
+ </tr>
99
+ <tr>
100
+ <td>
101
+ Benin
102
+ </td>
103
+ <td>
104
+ 2.0%
105
+ </td>
106
+ </tr>
107
+ <tr>
108
+ <td>
109
+ Guinea
110
+ </td>
111
+ <td>
112
+ 1.8%
113
+ </td>
114
+ </tr>
115
+ <tr>
116
+ <td>
117
+ Malawi
118
+ </td>
119
+ <td>
120
+ 1.7%
121
+ </td>
122
+ </tr>
123
+ <tr>
124
+ <td>
125
+ Ethiopia
126
+ </td>
127
+ <td>
128
+ 1.7%
129
+ </td>
130
+ </tr>
131
+ <tr>
132
+ <td>
133
+ India
134
+ </td>
135
+ <td>
136
+ 1.7%
137
+ </td>
138
+ </tr>
139
+ <tr>
140
+ <td>
141
+ Madagascar
142
+ </td>
143
+ <td>
144
+ 1.6%
145
+ </td>
146
+ </tr>
147
+ <tr>
148
+ <td>
149
+ Burundi
150
+ </td>
151
+ <td>
152
+ 1.5%
153
+ </td>
154
+ </tr>
155
+ <tr>
156
+ <td>
157
+ Zambia
158
+ </td>
159
+ <td>
160
+ 1.4%
161
+ </td>
162
+ </tr>
163
+ <tr>
164
+ <td>
165
+ Chad
166
+ </td>
167
+ <td>
168
+ 1.4%
169
+ </td>
170
+ </tr>
171
+ <tr>
172
+ <td>
173
+ Kenya
174
+ </td>
175
+ <td>
176
+ 1.3%
177
+ </td>
178
+ </tr>
179
+ <tr>
180
+ <td>
181
+ Sudan
182
+ </td>
183
+ <td>
184
+ 1.3%
185
+ </td>
186
+ </tr>
187
+ <tr>
188
+ <td>
189
+ South Sudan
190
+ </td>
191
+ <td>
192
+ 1.2%
193
+ </td>
194
+ </tr>
195
+ <tr>
196
+ <td>
197
+ Rwanda
198
+ </td>
199
+ <td>
200
+ 1.2%
201
+ </td>
202
+ </tr>
203
+ <tr>
204
+ <td>
205
+ Sierra Leone
206
+ </td>
207
+ <td>
208
+ 1.1%
209
+ </td>
210
+ </tr>
211
+ <tr>
212
+ <td>
213
+ Togo
214
+ </td>
215
+ <td>
216
+ 0.8%
217
+ </td>
218
+ </tr>
219
+ <tr>
220
+ <td>
221
+ Liberia
222
+ </td>
223
+ <td>
224
+ 0.8%
225
+ </td>
226
+ </tr>
227
+ <tr>
228
+ <td>
229
+ Central African Republic
230
+ </td>
231
+ <td>
232
+ 0.79%
233
+ </td>
234
+ </tr>
235
+ <tr>
236
+ <td>
237
+ Others
238
+ </td>
239
+ <td>
240
+ 4.4%
241
+ </td>
242
+ </tr>
243
+ </tbody>
244
+ </table>
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1
+ NEO CAP versus Net Income &amp; Non-GAAP Operating Income
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ CEO CAP
10
+ <br>
11
+ CAP($M)
12
+ </th>
13
+ <th>
14
+ Other NEOs Average CAP
15
+ <br>
16
+ CAP($M)
17
+ </th>
18
+ <th>
19
+ Net Income
20
+ <br>
21
+ Net Income &amp; Non-GAAP Operating Income ($M)
22
+ </th>
23
+ <th>
24
+ Non-GAAP Operating Income
25
+ <br>
26
+ Net Income &amp; Non-GAAP Operating Income ($M)
27
+ </th>
28
+ </tr>
29
+ </thead>
30
+ <tbody>
31
+ <tr>
32
+ <td>
33
+ Fiscal 2021
34
+ </td>
35
+ <td>
36
+ $79.6
37
+ </td>
38
+ <td>
39
+ $27.9
40
+ </td>
41
+ <td>
42
+ $6,803
43
+ </td>
44
+ <td>
45
+ $4,332
46
+ </td>
47
+ </tr>
48
+ <tr>
49
+ <td>
50
+ Fiscal 2022
51
+ </td>
52
+ <td>
53
+ $105.5
54
+ </td>
55
+ <td>
56
+ $38.5
57
+ </td>
58
+ <td>
59
+ $12,690
60
+ </td>
61
+ <td>
62
+ $9,752
63
+ </td>
64
+ </tr>
65
+ <tr>
66
+ <td>
67
+ Fiscal 2023
68
+ </td>
69
+ <td>
70
+ ($4.1)
71
+ </td>
72
+ <td>
73
+ ($1.4)
74
+ </td>
75
+ <td>
76
+ $9,040
77
+ </td>
78
+ <td>
79
+ $4,368
80
+ </td>
81
+ </tr>
82
+ <tr>
83
+ <td>
84
+ Fiscal 2024
85
+ </td>
86
+ <td>
87
+ $234.1
88
+ </td>
89
+ <td>
90
+ $85.6
91
+ </td>
92
+ <td>
93
+ $37,134
94
+ </td>
95
+ <td>
96
+ $29,760
97
+ </td>
98
+ </tr>
99
+ </tbody>
100
+ </table>
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1
+ Figure 1.13 Total excess deaths by WHO region, 1 January 2020 to 31 December 2021
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th>
9
+ Reported COVID-19
10
+ <br>
11
+ Deaths (inmillions)
12
+ </th>
13
+ <th>
14
+ Excess deaths not captured in reported COViD-19 deaths
15
+ <br>
16
+ Deaths (inmillions)
17
+ </th>
18
+ </tr>
19
+ </thead>
20
+ <tbody>
21
+ <tr>
22
+ <td>
23
+ African Region
24
+ </td>
25
+ <td>
26
+ 0.2
27
+ </td>
28
+ <td>
29
+ 0.8(UI 0.5-1.1)
30
+ </td>
31
+ </tr>
32
+ <tr>
33
+ <td>
34
+ Region of the
35
+ <br>
36
+ Americas
37
+ </td>
38
+ <td>
39
+ 2.4
40
+ </td>
41
+ <td>
42
+ 3.2(UI 3.2-3.3)
43
+ </td>
44
+ </tr>
45
+ <tr>
46
+ <td>
47
+ Eastern
48
+ <br>
49
+ Mediterranean
50
+ <br>
51
+ Region
52
+ </td>
53
+ <td>
54
+ 0.3
55
+ </td>
56
+ <td>
57
+ 13(UI 1.1-1.5)
58
+ </td>
59
+ </tr>
60
+ <tr>
61
+ <td>
62
+ European
63
+ <br>
64
+ Region
65
+ </td>
66
+ <td>
67
+ 1.7
68
+ </td>
69
+ <td>
70
+ 32(UI 3.1-3.2)
71
+ </td>
72
+ </tr>
73
+ <tr>
74
+ <td>
75
+ South-East Asia
76
+ <br>
77
+ Region
78
+ </td>
79
+ <td>
80
+ 0.7
81
+ </td>
82
+ <td>
83
+ 6.1(UI 4.7-78)
84
+ </td>
85
+ </tr>
86
+ <tr>
87
+ <td>
88
+ Western Pacific
89
+ <br>
90
+ Region
91
+ </td>
92
+ <td>
93
+ 0.2
94
+ </td>
95
+ <td>
96
+ 0.2(UI 0-0.4)
97
+ </td>
98
+ </tr>
99
+ </tbody>
100
+ </table>
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1
+ <table>
2
+ <thead>
3
+ <tr>
4
+ <th>
5
+ </th>
6
+ <th>
7
+ SY PSUs
8
+ </th>
9
+ <th>
10
+ MY PSUs
11
+ </th>
12
+ <th>
13
+ RSUs
14
+ </th>
15
+ <th>
16
+ Variable Cash
17
+ </th>
18
+ <th>
19
+ Base Salary
20
+ </th>
21
+ </tr>
22
+ </thead>
23
+ <tbody>
24
+ <tr>
25
+ <td>
26
+ CEO Fiscal 2024 Target Pay Mix(1)
27
+ </td>
28
+ <td>
29
+ 44%
30
+ </td>
31
+ <td>
32
+ 44%
33
+ </td>
34
+ <td>
35
+ 0
36
+ </td>
37
+ <td>
38
+ 8%
39
+ </td>
40
+ <td>
41
+ 4%
42
+ </td>
43
+ </tr>
44
+ <tr>
45
+ <td>
46
+ Other NEO Fiscal 2024 Target Pay Mix(1)(2)
47
+ </td>
48
+ <td>
49
+ 49%
50
+ </td>
51
+ <td>
52
+ 4%
53
+ </td>
54
+ <td>
55
+ 35%
56
+ </td>
57
+ <td>
58
+ 3%
59
+ </td>
60
+ <td>
61
+ 8%
62
+ </td>
63
+ </tr>
64
+ </tbody>
65
+ </table>
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1
+ Fig. A1.2. Average percentage of countries reporting disruptions for\nspecific services, by service delivery setting, May to November 2021
2
+
3
+ <table>
4
+ <thead>
5
+ <tr>
6
+ <th>
7
+ </th>
8
+ <th colspan="3">
9
+ Percentage of countries
10
+ </th>
11
+ </tr>
12
+ <tr>
13
+ <th>
14
+ </th>
15
+ <th>
16
+ 5-25% disrupted
17
+ </th>
18
+ <th>
19
+ 26-50% disrupted
20
+ </th>
21
+ <th>
22
+ More than 50% disrupted
23
+ </th>
24
+ </tr>
25
+ </thead>
26
+ <tbody>
27
+ <tr>
28
+ <td>
29
+ AVERAGE DISRUPTION OF PRIMARY CARE
30
+ </td>
31
+ <td>
32
+ 23
33
+ </td>
34
+ <td>
35
+ 13
36
+ </td>
37
+ <td>
38
+ 13
39
+ </td>
40
+ </tr>
41
+ <tr>
42
+ <td>
43
+ Routine scheduled primary care clnicservices(n=33)
44
+ </td>
45
+ <td>
46
+ 21
47
+ </td>
48
+ <td>
49
+ 15
50
+ </td>
51
+ <td>
52
+ 15
53
+ </td>
54
+ </tr>
55
+ <tr>
56
+ <td>
57
+ Unscheduled primary care clinic services(n=31)
58
+ </td>
59
+ <td>
60
+ 26
61
+ </td>
62
+ <td>
63
+ 13
64
+ </td>
65
+ <td>
66
+ 13
67
+ </td>
68
+ </tr>
69
+ <tr>
70
+ <td>
71
+ Prescription renewals for chronic medications(n=34)
72
+ </td>
73
+ <td>
74
+ 21
75
+ </td>
76
+ <td>
77
+ 12
78
+ </td>
79
+ <td>
80
+ 12
81
+ </td>
82
+ </tr>
83
+ <tr>
84
+ <td>
85
+ AVERAGE DISRUPTION OF EMERGENCY CRITICAL AND OPERATIVE CARE
86
+ </td>
87
+ <td>
88
+ 22
89
+ </td>
90
+ <td>
91
+ 8
92
+ </td>
93
+ <td>
94
+ 13
95
+ </td>
96
+ </tr>
97
+ <tr>
98
+ <td>
99
+ Electivesurgeries(n=28)
100
+ </td>
101
+ <td>
102
+ 32
103
+ </td>
104
+ <td>
105
+ 7
106
+ </td>
107
+ <td>
108
+ 14
109
+ </td>
110
+ </tr>
111
+ <tr>
112
+ <td>
113
+ Ambulance services(n=32)
114
+ </td>
115
+ <td>
116
+ 19
117
+ </td>
118
+ <td>
119
+ 9
120
+ </td>
121
+ <td>
122
+ 16
123
+ </td>
124
+ </tr>
125
+ <tr>
126
+ <td>
127
+ Emergencysurgeries(n=32)
128
+ </td>
129
+ <td>
130
+ 25
131
+ </td>
132
+ <td>
133
+ 3
134
+ </td>
135
+ <td>
136
+ 9
137
+ </td>
138
+ </tr>
139
+ <tr>
140
+ <td>
141
+ 24-hour emergency room/unit services(n=34)
142
+ </td>
143
+ <td>
144
+ 12
145
+ </td>
146
+ <td>
147
+ 12
148
+ </td>
149
+ <td>
150
+ 12
151
+ </td>
152
+ </tr>
153
+ <tr>
154
+ <td>
155
+ AVERAGE DISRUPTION OF REHABILITATIVE AND PALLIATIVE CARE
156
+ </td>
157
+ <td>
158
+ 28
159
+ </td>
160
+ <td>
161
+ 5
162
+ </td>
163
+ <td>
164
+ 14
165
+ </td>
166
+ </tr>
167
+ <tr>
168
+ <td>
169
+ Palliative services(n=27)
170
+ </td>
171
+ <td>
172
+ 33
173
+ </td>
174
+ <td>
175
+ 4
176
+ </td>
177
+ <td>
178
+ 11
179
+ </td>
180
+ </tr>
181
+ <tr>
182
+ <td>
183
+ Rehabilitative services(n=30)
184
+ </td>
185
+ <td>
186
+ 23
187
+ </td>
188
+ <td>
189
+ 7
190
+ </td>
191
+ <td>
192
+ 17
193
+ </td>
194
+ </tr>
195
+ <tr>
196
+ <td>
197
+ AVERAGE DISRUPTION OF COMMUNITY CARE
198
+ </td>
199
+ <td>
200
+ 24
201
+ </td>
202
+ <td>
203
+ 9
204
+ </td>
205
+ <td>
206
+ 17
207
+ </td>
208
+ </tr>
209
+ <tr>
210
+ <td>
211
+ Outreach services(n=28)
212
+ </td>
213
+ <td>
214
+ 25
215
+ </td>
216
+ <td>
217
+ 7
218
+ </td>
219
+ <td>
220
+ 18
221
+ </td>
222
+ </tr>
223
+ <tr>
224
+ <td>
225
+ Health post and home visits by CHWs(n=30)
226
+ </td>
227
+ <td>
228
+ 23
229
+ </td>
230
+ <td>
231
+ 10
232
+ </td>
233
+ <td>
234
+ 17
235
+ </td>
236
+ </tr>
237
+ <tr>
238
+ <td>
239
+ Appointments with specialists(n=30)
240
+ </td>
241
+ <td>
242
+ 17
243
+ </td>
244
+ <td>
245
+ 20
246
+ </td>
247
+ <td>
248
+ 17
249
+ </td>
250
+ </tr>
251
+ <tr>
252
+ <td>
253
+ Hospital inpatient services(n=34)
254
+ </td>
255
+ <td>
256
+ 21
257
+ </td>
258
+ <td>
259
+ 9
260
+ </td>
261
+ <td>
262
+ 12
263
+ </td>
264
+ </tr>
265
+ </tbody>
266
+ </table>