China vs Colombia

China vs Colombia: Child mortality

Child mortality in 2024: 0.6 per 100 live births in China and 1.2 per 100 live births in Colombia, by Gapminder and UN IGME estimates. In 2024 the value was higher in Colombia, by 0.6 per 100 live births, or 2.02 times that in China.

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deaths before age 5 per 100 live births · Gapminder and UN IGME

China vs Colombia: Child mortalityChild mortality in 2024: 0.6 per 100 live births in China and 1.2 per 100 live births in Colombia, by Gapminder and UN IGME estimates. In 2024 the value was higher in Colombia, by 0.6 per 100 live births, or 2.02 times that in China.
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What the numbers say

  • Colombia has been higher since 2008.
  • The world as a whole: 3.7 per 100 live births in 2024.

Every year

deaths before age 5 per 100 live births · Gapminder and UN IGME

YearChinaColombiaWorld
20240.61.23.7
20230.61.23.8
20220.71.24
20210.71.34
20200.81.33.9
20190.81.44
20180.91.44
20170.91.54.1
201611.54.2
20151.11.64.3
20141.21.64.4
20131.31.74.5
20121.41.74.7
20111.51.85
20101.61.85.1
20091.71.95.3
20081.925.5
2007225.7
20062.22.16
20052.42.16.2
20042.62.26.6
20032.92.36.8
20023.12.47.1
20013.42.47.4
20003.72.57.7
19993.92.67.9
19984.12.78.3
19974.42.88.4
19964.62.98.6
19954.738.8
19944.93.18.9
19935.13.29.1
19925.23.39.2
19915.33.59.3
19905.43.69.4
19895.43.79.5
19885.43.910
19875.449.9
19865.44.210.3
19855.44.910.6
19845.54.610.9
19835.64.911.1
19825.85.211.2
198165.511.6
19806.35.911.9
19796.66.211.9
197876.612.3
19777.4712.6
19767.97.412.8
19758.47.913.1
197498.313.3
19739.58.713.5
197210.1913.7
197110.69.413.9
197011.29.814.2
196911.810.114.6
196813.210.515
1967–10.815.3
1966–11.215.1
196511.511.615.1
1964–11.915.7
1963–12.316.2
196216.812.717
196126.213.118.8
196030.913.620.2
195926.914.119.9
195823.314.519.7
1957–15.120.5
1956–15.621.3
195529.116.122.3
1954–16.722.8
1953–17.223.3
1952–17.823.9
1951–18.724.3
195031.719.424.7
1949–21.324.9
1948–21.724.9
1947–22.425.5
1946–24.325.8
1945–24.426.7
1944–25.227.4
1943–25.527.7
1942–2527.9
1941–24.327.8
1940–22.827.9
1939–26.428
1938–25.328.7
1937–24.328.8
1936–24.829.1
1935–25.329.5
1934–18.130.7
1933–2330.5
1932––30.7
1931–19.631.4
1930–1631.6
1929–19.232
1928–20.431.9
1927–23.231.9
1926–23.932.7
1925–1932.4
1924–22.833.1
1923––33.1
1922––33.2
1921––34.2
1920––34.4
1919––35.7
1918––37.6
1917––35.3
1916––35.1
1915––35.3
1914––35.4
1913––35.1
1912––35.5
1911––36
1910––36.4
1909––36.6
1908––37.2
1907––37.4
1906––38.1
1905––38.8
1904––38.9
1903––39.5
1902––40.1
1901––40.8
1900––40.9
1899––40.8
1898––41.2
1897––41
1896––41.1
1895––41.3
1894––41.2
1893––41.2
1892––41.7
1891––41.3
1890––41.5
1889––41.2
1888––41
1887––41.1
1886––41.1
1885––41.2
1884––41.1
1883––41.4
1882––41.5
1881––41.1
1880––41.6
1879––41.1
1878––41.6
1877––41.2
1876––41.4
1875––41.5
1874––41.7
1873––41.8
1872––42.1
1871––42.2
1870––41.9
1869––42.1
1868––42.4
1867––42
1866––42.1
1865––42.3
1864––42.2
1863––42.5
1862––42.6
1861––42.9
1860––42.9
1859––43.7
1858––43.8
1857––44.2
1856––44.2
1855––44
1854––43.7
1853––43.2
1852––42.9
1851––42.4
1850––42
1849––42.3
1848––42.3
1847––42.2
1846––42.4
1845––42
1844––42.1
1843––42.1
1842––42.2
1841––42.1
1840––42.1
1839––42.1
1838––42.2
1837––42.2
1836––42.2
1835––42.2
1834––42.3
1833––42.2
1832––42.2
1831––42.2
1830––42.2
1829––42.1
1828––42.1
1827––42.1
1826––42.1
1825––42.1
1824––42.1
1823––42.1
1822––42.1
1821––42.1
1820––42.1
1819––42.2
1818––42.2
1817––42.2
1816––42.2
1815––42.2
1814––42.3
1813––42.3
1812––42.4
1811––42.4
1810––42.5
1809––42.5
1808––42.5
1807––42.5
1806––42.6
1805––42.6
1804––42.6
1803––42.6
1802––42.7
1801––42.7
1800––42.8

Each country on its own

Good to know

  • The share of children who die before their fifth birthday.
  • Source: Gapminder (2015) and UN IGME (2025), via Our World in Data.
  • Ranks count the 200 countries with a value in 2024, highest first.
  • The faint line is the world as a whole, as the same source counts it.

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