๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ช Infant Mortality Rate of Georgia

6.73
Infant Mortality Rate
290
Infant Deaths
45,067
Overall Deaths

The current infant mortality rate of Georgia is 6.7327 infant deaths for every 1,000 live births. A -17.31% decrease from 2023, when the infant mortality rate was 8.1423 and 357 infants died for the year. In the future, Georgia's infant mortality rate is projected to decrease to 1.052 infant deaths for every 1,000 live births, by the year 2100. A total decrease of Georgia's infant mortality rate by -84.37% from today's standard. This positive trend of Georgia's infant mortality rate can broadly be attributed to improvements in hygiene, water quality, and living conditions that reduced the spread of infections. The avalibality of midwife-led continuity of care (MLCC) from professional midwives according to international standard also plays a role in the overall decrease of the infant mortality rate.

Historic Infant Mortality Rate of Georgia (1950-2024)

Georgia has seen a decrease of the infant mortality rate since the 1950's. From 108.1086 to 6.7327 infant deaths for every 1,000 live births, a decrease of -93.77% in total.

Year Infant Mortality Rate (infant deaths for every 1,000 live births) Infant Deaths Overall Deaths
1950 108.1086 8,954 52,131
1951 106.0525 9,029 52,001
1952 104.0316 8,964 51,773
1953 102.0201 8,948 51,526
1954 99.997 8,971 51,337
1955 97.9651 9,050 51,206
1956 95.9226 9,175 51,075
1957 93.8696 9,286 50,908
1958 91.8108 9,362 50,834
1959 89.7473 9,388 50,620
1960 87.6807 9,402 50,540
1961 85.6105 9,288 50,291
1962 83.5414 9,048 49,981
1963 81.4729 8,770 49,571
1964 79.4043 8,325 49,066
1965 77.3186 7,706 48,633
1966 75.2367 7,210 48,285
1967 73.1815 7,038 48,568
1968 71.1908 6,751 48,788
1969 69.302 6,580 49,141
1970 67.488 6,428 49,553
1971 65.7537 6,264 49,997
1972 64.0896 6,098 49,876
1973 62.4487 5,893 49,705
1974 60.7937 5,702 49,584
1975 59.1016 5,599 49,562
1976 57.3372 5,477 49,395
1977 55.5137 5,312 49,335
1978 53.6824 5,217 49,364
1979 51.8758 5,127 49,488
1980 50.1309 5,037 49,755
1981 48.57 4,959 48,994
1982 47.0756 4,867 48,847
1983 45.7326 4,836 50,232
1984 44.5705 4,848 53,084
1985 43.5935 4,802 53,346
1986 42.804 4,687 53,425
1987 42.1804 4,504 53,902
1988 41.6931 4,414 56,190
1989 41.2998 4,313 56,756
1990 40.9529 4,206 56,697
1991 40.599 3,918 58,506
1992 40.1978 3,515 59,339
1993 39.7078 3,153 58,704
1994 39.082 2,872 54,475
1995 38.2824 2,676 50,674
1996 37.2765 2,473 46,102
1997 36.0429 2,280 49,958
1998 34.582 2,094 49,539
1999 32.9012 1,877 49,107
2000 31.0302 1,684 48,929
2001 29.0095 1,505 47,948
2002 26.8899 1,359 48,072
2003 24.7129 1,227 46,999
2004 22.5599 1,127 49,702
2005 20.5099 1,036 48,924
2006 18.6016 957 49,369
2007 16.8446 903 50,275
2008 15.2772 877 49,756
2009 13.9124 861 49,921
2010 12.7531 779 50,122
2011 11.7831 686 48,724
2012 10.9851 628 48,199
2013 10.3442 593 46,988
2014 9.8429 596 47,682
2015 9.4588 575 47,404
2016 9.1657 550 48,441
2017 8.9418 509 47,993
2018 8.7658 479 45,833
2019 8.619 448 45,869
2020 8.4895 423 49,203
2021 8.3666 409 58,121
2022 8.2481 369 46,336
2023 8.1423 357 45,077
2024 6.7327 290 45,067

Future Infant Mortality Rate of Georgia (2024-2100)

Georgia's positive downward trend in the infant mortality rate is set to decrease even further in the future. Where the infant mortality rate will shrink from 6.7327 to an average of 1.052 infant deaths for every 1,000 live births. An additional decrease of -84.37% from 2024 to 2100.

Year Infant Mortality Rate (infant deaths for every 1,000 live births) Infant Deaths Overall Deaths
2024 6.7327 290 45,067
2025 6.4499 272 45,031
2026 6.2421 259 44,971
2027 6.0323 246 44,942
2028 5.8344 235 44,939
2029 5.6331 225 44,920
2030 5.4409 216 44,927
2031 5.2772 209 44,952
2032 5.1115 203 45,010
2033 4.9562 197 45,099
2034 4.8148 192 45,234
2035 4.672 187 45,416
2036 4.5231 183 45,570
2037 4.3878 179 45,768
2038 4.2618 175 46,001
2039 4.1338 171 46,161
2040 4.0045 167 46,291
2041 3.8781 163 46,383
2042 3.7568 159 46,458
2043 3.6388 154 46,496
2044 3.5316 150 46,536
2045 3.4305 145 46,570
2046 3.3135 140 46,503
2047 3.2106 134 46,445
2048 3.1057 128 46,343
2049 3.0053 122 46,233
2050 2.909 117 46,102
2051 2.8377 112 45,981
2052 2.7679 108 45,863
2053 2.7006 103 45,677
2054 2.6347 98 45,564
2055 2.5732 94 45,413
2056 2.5125 90 45,311
2057 2.456 86 45,207
2058 2.3915 83 45,086
2059 2.3338 79 44,997
2060 2.2809 76 44,978
2061 2.2255 74 44,935
2062 2.1743 71 44,930
2063 2.125 69 44,965
2064 2.0737 67 44,983
2065 2.0252 65 45,010
2066 1.989 63 45,064
2067 1.9457 62 45,115
2068 1.9039 61 45,154
2069 1.8604 59 45,162
2070 1.8201 58 45,152
2071 1.782 57 45,160
2072 1.7459 56 45,114
2073 1.7124 55 45,057
2074 1.6781 54 44,940
2075 1.6466 53 44,839
2076 1.6148 52 44,673
2077 1.581 50 44,451
2078 1.5484 49 44,189
2079 1.5156 48 43,913
2080 1.4881 47 43,626
2081 1.4591 45 43,288
2082 1.4364 44 42,990
2083 1.4085 43 42,646
2084 1.3856 42 42,358
2085 1.3622 40 42,061
2086 1.3379 39 41,796
2087 1.3143 38 41,538
2088 1.2912 37 41,303
2089 1.2702 35 41,129
2090 1.2465 34 40,958
2091 1.2217 33 40,807
2092 1.2012 32 40,783
2093 1.1827 31 40,797
2094 1.1615 30 40,830
2095 1.1428 30 40,908
2096 1.124 29 41,001
2097 1.1042 28 41,094
2098 1.0874 28 41,226
2099 1.0695 27 41,330
2100 1.052 26 41,423

What is Infant Mortality Rate?

Mortality rate is a measure of the frequency of occurrence of death in a defined population during a specified interval. Infant mortality rate refers to the number of deaths of infants under one year of age per 1,000 live births in a given population. It is an important indicator of the overall health and well-being of a society, as well as the quality of healthcare and socio-economic conditions.

How is Infant Mortality Rate calculated?

The infant mortality rate or IMR for short is the number of children that die under one year of age in a given year, per 1,000 live births. Thus, infant mortality rates are calculated as the number of deaths in the first year of life divided by the number of live births, multiplied by 1000.

Infant Mortality Rate Formula

Infant Mortality Rate = deaths under 1 year / live births * 1000

What Countries have the Lowest Infant Mortality Rate?

In general, developed countries tend to have lower infant mortality rates due to better access to healthcare, advanced medical facilities, and public health initiatives. In contrast, developing countries often have higher rates due to various factors such as limited access to healthcare, inadequate nutrition, poor sanitation, and infectious diseases.

Infant Mortality Rate numbers for country change each year, thus we provide a list of countries with the lowest infant mortality rate in 2024, and previous years dating back to the 1950's.

Data Information

Data found on this page is based on the medium fertility variant of the United Nations Revision of World Population Prospects 2024.

Data Published: 2024-07-11

Data Sources

The United Nations - Department of Economic and Social Affairs (Population Division)

UN Revision of World Population Prospects 2024

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