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WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS
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, PREFACE, The Socioeconomic and Health Indicators Data Bank was established in 1979 by the Regional Office for the Western Pacific of the World Health Organization as a basis for studying the health situation in the Region and assessing health trends. In 1981, the information provided by the data bank was corrected and updated and data in respect of thirteen additional indicators were added. An attempt was also made to categorize these indicators. The thirty-one indicators contained in the data bank as of March 1983 were used in the preparation of the report on regional monitoring to be submitted to the Regional Committee in September 1983. The present compilat ion of the WPR data bank inc ludes additional indicators relevant to the global and regional monitoring/evaluating of the implementation of strategies for health for all by the year 2000. Responses received from Merr,ber States in relation to the Common Framework and Format For f.valuating Progress in Implementing the Strategies For Health For All by the 'rear 2000 have been used in updating the contents of the data bank in 198~. It should be emphasized that, in spite of the precautions taken and the careful screening of data, some of the informat ion may have a relatively low degree of reliability and comparability. In addition the extent of coverage varies among the indicators and from country to country.
In spite of these limitations, this document presents an overview of the regional situation. However it does not provide any indepth description of individual countries or areas. To facilitate its usage, data on all indicators are presentE< by country/area while data for all countries/areas are presented by indicator. Any Comments you wish to make to improve this document will be greatly appreciated.
31 March 1987
Hiroshi Nakajima, M.D., Ph.D. Regional Director
, WORLD HEALTH ORG~IZATION Regional Office for the Western Pacific
TABLE OF CONTENTS PART 1 PART II PART III BY INDICATORS BY COUNTRY OR AREA GLOBAL AND REGIONAL INDICATORS TO MONITOR/EVALUATE STRATEGIES FOR HEALTH FOR ALL BY 2000 GLOBAL AND REGIONAL INDICATORS BY COUNTRY OR AREA TO MONITOR/EVALUATE STRATEGIES FOR HEALTH FOR ALL tiY 2000
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24.0 37.1 32.7 49.8 33.1 36.3 38.0 39.6 23.1 22.0 41.1 43.2 21.2
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birth rate H.2
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1984 1983-84 1984 1903 1983 19a2 1904 1985 1983 1985 1984 1978 1985 1985 1984 1982 1983 ,1984 1983 1900-05 1966 1983 1984 1985 1986 19B4 1984 1981 1983 1983 1983 ,
3.92
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1.70-02 1984 1984 1985 1~81
70.1 /
b7.b / 75.5 72.6
Afstralia Brunei Darussalam ChinQ Cook IsI.and6
0.84 2.58 1.54 1.57 2.59
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·.. / 70.1 / bo.9 / • .• 1 · •. 1 • •• 1
r lY.l f 70
3 4
2•• 3 18.62 12.5
3.52 7.08 6.83 19.6 '.b 5.4 4.7 6.2 ,14.0 17.1 3.1
70.1 / 72.7 67.0 / 71.0 64 42 / 45 60.7 / 6'.9
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Democratic Kampuchea P'1Jl.
'.4 2.5 2." 0.94 0.63 1.7**
45.5 29.0 30.6 14.1 12.5 34.9 46.1 19.2 31.2 19.8 2b.2
1982 197b 1980-a5 1983 1984 1984 1978 1980-85 I~BJ
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French -Guam
Polyn~Bja
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65.5 / b7.t! 69.6/ 74.5 73.2 ! 79.0 74.54/ 80;Tl, 50
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11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Japan
Kiribati Lao
People IS' DeJlI_ Rep.
l.Y 1.6 2.6 1.5 2.09 0.76 2.1 2.23 2.4
M·acao
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44.6 / 47.5
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Malaysia Nauru
5. l 4.5 5.8 7.8 7.8 13.0 7." l~'<***
... / 1976 1983 1981 1986 1965 1984 1980 1983 1984 198::1
... / ... 60.8 70.8
NeW Caledonia New Ze$}alld
15.8 29.2 35.J 31.7 31.0 Ib.6
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Nive P_apua lie'" CU.lnea
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· . .1 U- 61 (U- 62 1 R- 53 63.4 / .• • 1
Philip(:Jines
f 65.2 / 65 I
Republic of KorEa Samoa Singapore
1.68 2.6 1.14 3.3 1.5 0.9 2.7 1.5 3.2 2.2
22.6**** 6.
64.9 f 71.3 6J 69
7.4
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5.2
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Solomon Islands 25 26 ,. Tokelatl
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It.u 7.0 4. 1*~ 4.:1
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Tonga 'f T of the Pacific Islands 'l'uvs.lu
28 29 30 ,1 j2
31.3 26.5**
7.5*,,;-
1963 1984 1982
64~ / ... 1
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Vanuatu
45.0 29.3
13.0 7.0H
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1983 1984 1985
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fertility rate (15-4~
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1984 1984 19!14 1984 1983 1982 •
5.8 9.2*** 12.7 34.7 16.4 160.0 22.5 18.5 12.2 7.6 6.0
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Brunel Darussalam
4 5 6·
China Cook Islands Democratic Kampuchea
1982 1982 1982
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Fiji French Polynesia Guam
1984 1984 1985 1985 1984 1984 1985 1983 1983 1984 . .
3.4* '" '" .
Hong Kong Japan Kirip8.ti
1985 1984 1%2 19~2
1.5 1.8
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12 Ll
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Lao Peop Ie s Dem. Rep. Macao
14 15 16
Malaysia Nauru New Caledonl.a
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New Zealand
11.7** 0
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Niue Papua New.Guinea Philippines RepuDlic of Korea Samoa Singapore Solomon Islands
1982 1981 1986 1984 1984 1985 1~"'4
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•. <u 21 22 Lj
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Y.3 40.0
1.6 7.3
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Tokelau Tonga
1983 19!13 1984
28.0**** 11.1 14. Y
28 29 30 31 32
T T of the Pacific Islands Tuvalu Vanuatu
... 1982 2.8+
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4S .6 75
1983 1975-80
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V1et Nam Wallis and Futuna
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population
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American Samoa Australia
39 13 471 306 1 255 656 37
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·.. 80.8
llrunei Darussalam Ch1na
·.. 67.9
· .. 72. fJ
4 5 b
Cook Islands, Democrat1c Kampuchea
·.. SIi.6 71.4
· .. 60.1 76.4
13 403
7 8
b'iji French Polynesia
764 247
9
Guam Hong Kong Jaran
213 b 40il 128 901 95 ')
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·.. 78.2 78.3
10 , 11
72.4
73.5
12 13 .
Kiribati Lao People's Vem. llep. Macao
·.. 1995-21)()!) 1995 :Lil(1J
· .. 55.1
725
51.9
14
.. . 20 Ull 10 282
·.. 66.5
· .- . 70.5
15 16 lJ
i1a1aysia Nauru .
i~ew ;~ew
Caledonia Ze_aland
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4 027
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71.8
78.2
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7 4 986
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·.. 59.5 69.2
Papua Ne\l Guinea
Philippines I{epub 1 ic or Korea Samoa
75 .224 50 066
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60.0
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66.0 69.3 71
76.2 73
23
203 3 095
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24 25 2b
Singapore Solomon islands
1995-21)00
70.6
75.7
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Tokelau Tonga
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'159
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27 28
119 234
T T of ti,e Pacific Islands Tuvalu Vanuatu
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... 166 79 355 9
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·.. ·.. · .. · .. · .. · .. 55.7
30 31 32
Viet Nam wall is and Futuna TOTAL WPI{
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,. 668 688
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American Samoa Australia Brunei Darussalam China Cook Is lands Democratic Kampuchea Fiji . French Polynesia Guam Hong Kong Japan Klribati Lao People's Dem. Rep. Mac~o
1.05 0.9 2.00 0.97 1. 10
·.. 2001 1995 2000 1995-2000 1995-2000 13.7
·.. 8.3
·.. 0.64
2 3
·.. 17.4
· .. 7.7
· .. 0.97
4 5
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·.. 9.9 4.8
·.. 1.86 1. 31
, 6 7 8 9 10
1.86 0.64 1. 31
2.58 0.59 0.48 1.58 1.93 1995-2000 1995-2000 2000
·.. ·.. 11.9 14.1
·.. ·.. 7.8 9.4
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11 12 13 .. 14
1995-2000
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·.. 12.6
·.. 1.93
... 1.52 1.03 .
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. Malaysia Na~ru
1. 52
16 17
New Caledonia New Zealand Niue Papua New Guinea Philippines Republic of Korea Samoa Singapore . .
2.48 0.92
· .. · .. 1995-2000 1995-2000 2000 2000 2000 1995-2000 16.0
· .. · .. il. J
·.. 0.79
· ..
18 19 20 21 ..
1.11 2.11 1.91
·.. 30.6 23.90 16.9 21
· .. 9.5
· .. 2. t I
6.20 6.0 5 ..
1.7 1. 19
22 23 24
l.00 0.9 0.87 3.30·
1.6 0.87
15.1
6.4
25. . c 26 27
Solomon Islands Tokelau Tonga. T T·of the Pacific Islands Tuvalu Vanuatu Viet' Nam
... 1.04 2.05 0.00 1.83 1.81
28 29 30 31
· .. ·.. ·.. ·.. ~
·.. ·.. · .. ... 10.9
0"'
~
·..
· ..
· .. ·.. ·.. ·.. . .. -
· .. 1995-2000 29.0
.. , !: !
-
32
Wall to and Fu tun"
0.00
.. .
...
1.81
.. .
r WESTERN PACIFIC REGION
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DATA BANK ON
SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Per capita GNP No.
Country/Area
at market I prices in US$ Year Data
GNP, m 1970-1979
Rate of growth of per capita
Percentage of Gross Domestic Product (cnp) frolll manufacturing at constant factor cost Year Data '"
1 2
American Samoa
·.. 19"4-"5 19B4 19"0 19B4
.. , 4.3 4.6 2.B
Australia -Brunei Darussalam Ch1na
10 249 7 670+
1982-83 1900 1978 1980
Ib.9
• 5 0
3
· .. 34.0
290 9BO
Cook Islands Democratic Kampuchea F" • 1.J1.
... .... 3.0
5.1 '"
·.. 1980 19"2 19B3
7 H
1 850 4 700 4
11.6
French Polynesla Guam
t.8** 5.1**
"9
000
· .. ... I'1B4
10 11
lIong Kong
Japan
1985 19"' 1983 1904 1905 1983 1984 1984
6 300+ 10 463 47.45++++
5.4 3.9
FY 1984 1978
23.9 33.7
12 1, 14 1)
Kiribati Lao Peop Ie s Vern. R.ep. Macao
2u2
... 2 004
. ..
...
6.0**
47.2
·.. 1980
· ..
Malaysia Na\1ru
3.9
20.5
16 17 18 19
·.. 5 379 5 000 '"
·.. 5.7 0.5 .,
New Caledonia Ne-w Zealand Nl.ue
·.. · .. ... 1982 1985 1984 1980
.
· ..
20 21 "22 Zj
rapua New Guinea
593 595 1 999
0.3
9.5 23.9 26.9
Philippines Republic of Korea Samoa
April 1986 1984 1983 "
1.2 7.6
·.. 5 795 502+
· .. 6.7 2.7---
...
24 25 26 27 LO
Singapore
22~5
Solomon Islands Tokelau Tonga T
1985 1983 1983 1'02 1985,
.,. 354 ++ 360 52y 110
T of the Pacl.tl.c ISlands
29 JU
Tuvalu Vanuatu Viet Nam
... ·.. ·.. 1.6**
...
... .., 1984 9.5
31 32
... '"
Wallis and Futuna
...
... . ..
... ·.. · ..
Data is for 1972-1981 Data is for 1970-1977 *** Data is for 1981-1985 + Per capita GDP ++ (1983) US$1300 - Federated States of Micronesia (1982) USS,9300 - Gl"o.a.s Island I)roduct per head - Northern N<.H-i.:m..)s +++ At constant market prices ++++The CNP is not a reliable indicator for Kiribati since about 75% of the poputation live by a subsistence ect)nomy.
**
*
Part I Page 8 31 H.rch 1987 WESTERN PACIFIC REGIO~ lMl'A Uk~
ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND hEALTH INDICA10RS EconOmlc~lly actIve . popu lat i(!n in the Year Erimarl sector ~o (OOO's) Percent in agriiff oIIgri culture culture
, Year
110.
Country/Area
Daily per caDita Calorie Protein supply 6upplj .
.
1 "l
AMric:an Sal1toa Auatra118 BruneI Daruasalam Ctnna
1•• 1 1980
·..
3 4
, I
Cook ISlands
.. . 265 S7Y ·.. 2 522
. J7.
59.8 '
·.. 6.u ·.. ·.. ·..
·.. 1'.J~.4
. .~;,
3 421;"
1'8" .
,
.~.
· 1J.7
1982 12 484
.. 1977~79
...
67
·..
6
DemocratIc Kampuchea
1980 11'OU
74.U . • U.l .
1·767 '"l )11
40.1
"J' French Guam Hong Kong Japan Po11ne.~a
8 9
·.. ·"
OJ
·.. 0.9
19"
'so;a U8,9. "80 .
1982 1983
3747
10
1986 ' 1984
2b
11 12 13 14
5 (140
KiribatI Lao People 8 Dem. Kep.
.. .
8.7 7J •• 0.40 47~8
., 16 1/
Macao Ma18)i81..a
,
l ••u 1981 1.au
I 300 581
·..
1905. 19113 ,402 1981 ·2 )01 1984 1.8.42 .
· 99 .. l8.8 '
·...
2 716'
Hauru He" Uleoo,,,.
.. . ·.. ·..
·.. ·.. ·..
1.
19 2. 21 2, . ,J
New Zealand Niue . Papu. New Guinea Philipp.ne.
1980' I..,,,,,
118 1 2)Y 10 2!j()
9;3 82.3 ... 52.1
·.. ... ... ... 19111' 3 · '97 .. .. ·.. 198:1 .
....
47.7 ..• J •
·
"
2000
• • 0 ..
.
..
119~'
"
.
;'
1975~n .
2 247 . Ql~
45.8
....... Tonga
i1983
1984" 2 OS6.9
· 59.7
SOPUDUC
or \\Ore•
I.""
3 ,21
,~.,.
."l.u. 21
Z>.Y ... u w
1.83 '2 lO'~
•••• "1-.> .. 84~2
.J.'~
24 2)
Sina.pOTe Solo.on Islands ~okel.11
1980
2.2 34.0
. 1977 ·3 074. .
1.""
1.6 9 "
26
.. . ....
u· 28 3u JI
.
1976
T T. of the Pae.nc lslalld. TuvOlu
.
43A···
·.- . ·.. ·.. ·.,
...
·.. ~.~
·.. ·..
1983., 2 HI} - ..
61-..2** .
.. .. .'
.
... ·..
Vanuatu V1et " ...
1979 19.0
41,:; 79.0 10 847 . 70 ••
.
'1~79
2'546
68;4 52
J. *1970
Wallts and Futuna
...
1985. 1 940 .
·..
...
..
**1975-1977
1'8 rt 1
... age WESTERN PACIFIC DATA BANK ON REGIO~
'oJ
.31 March I1jH7
SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Heal th budget expenditure No.
Country/Area Americ",n Samoa Austrah.& . Brunel Darussalam \.Onlna
Year
'tear Adult literacy rate TotaI7HaleiFemale
A, % of
I
., 6
2
1981 19.4 1983
.. ,
....
/
"
. / .., I
Amount AS" 0$
... ...
Per capita ., AS 5$
.
total budget '"
Exchange rate to 1 USS
... ... . ..
/8"/82 I ...
1~84-B5
5 23':;1.8 76 077 656 2 8.38 625
]33.]
8.2
80.]/ ••• /
• 5 7 8
... 100 '"
...
A$
I. 14 2.14
Cook Islands Democratic Kampuchea Fiji French Polynesia Guam
/ /
... ... /
... / ... / 74
...
1984 1~82
.,2;++
.).0++
... US$ F$ I 164.78
... 13.9 '" '"
B, NZ, F$
USS FS
2.041
... 198J 29 04H 524
... 42.90 Francs FCP 27 125
1976 1983
79
/ 84
O.7lJtiU
!!J ," 96.4/ 96.4/ 96.5 99. 799~.8/ 99.5 95 85 / ... /
1985
Francs F(;P 45 302 834 000
Francs rcp
10.17 7.2
IBU.4:L5)J
9 10
1983
]983 1983
US. Ybil
1 270 406 14 54.3.8 I bOO 000
USO
Hong Kong Japan Klnhatl
1984 1980 1984 1985 1981
88.4/ 96.2/ BO.2 1985/86
HK$ 3 741 165 000 A$
11 12 11 14
Ythou A$
"
.
100
USS HK$ '< A$
I.IJI)
b85.7 121. 7 26.7
8.5 5.22
7.7'11 2)7.0L~
Lao People's Dem. Rep. Macao Halaysia Nauru New Caledonia New Zea land· Niue Papua New GUlnea . Philippines Repubhc of Korea : Samoa Singapore Solomon Isl,ands. . Tokelau , "
/ ... I
... ...
... !!/
1982 1987 1985
1(J.3
l.u6
... Patacas 221 546 100 Patacas
... 55.3.\1
.. . b." 4.3 '"
. .. Patacas ~.4)
90.1/ 92.6/ 85.9 72
IS 16 17 1. 19 20 21
1980
/
...
/
Mt
1 256 322
3UU
M$
72
"$
2.4:1
"-
... 198] 1982 92
/ ... I I 93 I 91
... 1982 1984/85 1982 F. CFP
... F .CFP 10 966
... 2.04 1.02
1 622 990 000 80-97/
7.271"CFP 170.004:0
... ...
/
... .. .
NZt;m
1 911.3 b05
NZ$ NZ$
580 191.2
... IH"2 1962 h,.
1<.4,1 NZ$ approx.
I
I
NZ$
727
45
/ ... /
90 ...
/ I
... ... / ... 90 I
.. . I
NZ>
19.4 1982 190> 1982
..
KINA ]
n
99) UOO
125 b38
oou
,.
KINA
24 •• 7 61.b
9.
KINA p-
1.00 16. II 0.97
5.23 3.02
22 2] 24 2S
00
Wons m
]52 ,,) I 4 765 lil]
Wons 8 522.3 W55
lY84
95
/ ... /
1965 ,
66.0/ ... / 25-30/ 99
1,983 '
26 27 2. 29 30 31 J.2
1983 1976
Tonga T
,
T of' the PacUlc "
Is1an~s
... 1983 1962
...
/ /
...
...
I
... ... .. .
wnn 8IJU.UO .... S$
WS$ S5 SI$m WS$
30.27 189.41
11.5
1985 1966 1982-"3 1978 1!J8U
484 510
uoo •• 0
S$ S10
6.6 7.2 7.17 12.4
SS
2.14
21.0 56.l;* 22.49
sa WS$
1."9 O. ~7 1..33 1.00 1.40
/ '" /
170 284 2 15.3 859 7 760 IUU 243 Ll5
WS5 T$ US$ A$
/
Tuvalu Vanuatu Viet N/lm
95
... 96
/ / ... I ... /
... ... ... / ... ... / ...
79 177.5 1983-84
T$ U50 A$
T$
58.3 33
. .. 7.8
US$ A$
191>1 1981
FNH
280 019 000
Walli8 and Futuna
...
... . ..
FNH
2 295.2
... 6
VATU 107.40
...
/ ... I ...
...
.. .
. .. . ..
Computed by·HIN Official Population Base not available. Based on estimated population using the ~rowth rate of the 1980 population census ++ Data i. for 1982 !!/ Total - 91/64/82) Hale - 90/83/81) Speak/Read/Write French Fema1. - 91/85/8])
* ** ***
!!/
Mal.e
(Rural) Female- 74 (Urban)
- 88 76
(Urban)
59 (Rural)
~/ Percent of those who completed primary education 0:;) .. Estimate
P4l't I
Paae 10 31 MaTOh 1987
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Health Han ower Medical assistants Nwaber .
N~.
Country/Area
Yeal' Physicians ·
Professional nursing/midwife~y
perf.ionn€ 1
NWDber
Per 10 000 PODI
.
-,
-.~
,
n
fer 10 000 .0-0' n . 1.1
Number .
..
Per 10 000 - 'Pop I n
1 - -, -: American
Samoa
1984 l>Oq
25 ,1 0'< 116 .' 92J 766** 10
7.2 "u.2 > •• 8.9
4
• 3-
~~.stral1a
Brune1 China .
Darus8al~
19...
·.. ·.. 1 381 456 4 13.4 <.2
18 1394,. <>01 095 991 09
5.1 43.4 37.1 6.7 J~.3
4 .
19.4 1983 . 1>02
-
' . I
Cook I a lands
uemoerat1C Kampucnea Y1Jl Pr~nch ~u
,.,
., . L,2
lu.O
4., 12.2 ll.u
, ...
8
Polyneaia
1985 ,"0' .'
• IV
...
. Kong.Kong "apan .
10o, 1984 · ,"ov
..., 181 101 .15
214***
·.. ·.. 2
... u ••.
1 '4'
.U ••
'.U 15.1 2.b 1.0 .
-II
:1" 1J 14 I'
IU.r1Datl Lao· People • Dem. Rep. Macao .
·.. D
·..
.,,, 21. JJ4 .051 6bO+ 1>_ 0 104 93. 12 b51 1 050 828 9 nu 26 012 >J
394
22.4 2•• J )6.9
54.1 ZO.t.
2.b 4.4 0.6 1.5 ~.5
1984 1985 1904 .
418 554 4 III 174 220
1 8n254++++
14.1 2.3 10.0 9.0 5.7 12.9 '" .1 79.0 7b.1 I. I
.Ma1ayn8:
Peninsular Sabah Sarawak
1.4 3.3 I.> 1.5 14.3 b.b 16.4 0.7 0.9 1.7 1.8 3.0
I 834++ 298++ 262++
1984 1984 19/1 ,"0'
L8
- lb·
11
Nauru new l,;81edon1a
., 5 >56
10
18.. ' Ne.". Zealand _ nlue 20 21 12 ZJ, . ~4.
1982 '"ou
••
." 283 7 .'1" 31 600 47
... ·.. ·.. 330
'"
.
f~pua
New Guine.
1984 19.2 1964 19.2
1.0 4.~
PhllLpp1nes Republic of Korea
·.. 11
2.nO 19 1\4 00011
1.3 14 •.0 21.9
501
8uoa ~ln&apOI'e
. .,0> · 1986 1'ou .
" 0,1 38++ ~ .
1U." 1.4 "v." q.l
25 .:<0-
SolDlaoD t.talld. .. OKe.LaU
.,.. ~"
unga Tuvalu
1>0"
ql
·.. · " 0
·..
I
0.1
.
345
"", J01++
j)., . 10. ~
...
lb
L.O
. lbl
.1b..l . 14.3 22.,
T T. of the. Fa"i"'c Islands Vanuatu ,,-
·2!1
19"0 1981 19"1 - 1981 19.2
·40 4
3.4 ,.v 1.9
46 19
3.4 10.0_ 1.6 .
193 1. 221 74 bool
JO J1 ]2
22 44 400 4 .
IH.l lJ.I>1 . 4;9~
V1et Nam . Wallis and Futuna
".0 4.0
·.. .
13 900 4
4.0
**ln~lude8 doctors
*aatlo of mldwives per 1 000 females 6£ traditional Chinese medicine; doctors of Westen. Medicine l senior doctors of Integrated Clainese Medicine and Western Hedieine .
***Including 91 doctors in the private sector +Nurses and nurses/midwives ++Public service only +++Public service only. Includes staff nurses and midwives but excludes assistant nurses. ++++Traditional Chinese medical practitioners
'art
t
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WEtrnriN PACtFIC REG lOR OAr.. BAlIK 011
SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Teo l.edina ~.u.e.
of communicable diseases morbidity in countries or are._ of the WHO We_tern Pacific Resion
......- --_... ..-.----.----.--.. --..-.--..-aa-.--.--.. --.. ............ Data Year AMERICAN SAMOA . . __ __ z_ p ••• __ ••••••• .. ~~..---~-.=.*- . . . --.. ~.- . . -~. --~--. am.-.a.a .••= ....... .......~--.----.--.-.-
..... ....... 13
1.
-._._--._._-Source of Data 13/8S
._~.
Leadiug caules of infectious dise.ses morbidity Gonorrhoe. Infantile gastroenteritis, Leproay, all fonDs, Infectioua hepatitia Mumpa Tuberculo.i., all form. He.al •• PH.d,•• iI, politiv. c •••• ho,pitali~ed
1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982
No. of Cases 62 34 10 8 4 2 1
-..__._-_.-
Rate J>er loa 000 182 29.3 38 30 24 12 6 3
_____••• ,.,-____........a_ •• _ •••_••__ r .. ·---·-·..--·---· ...---------------··...·---··---......... 2.' AUSTRALIA ~-
Ten leading causes of" morbidity
__. .-.. =--.. . .-••-~--••---••=a-.=-.....a-....=-....---a--..a-.... len code Gonorrhoe.a Syphilis Viral hepatitis Salmonella infections Kepatitia B (serum) Tuberculosis, .11 fOrm8 Giardiasi.· Halaria Shigellosia (Shi,ella infections) 098 090-097 070 003 070.3 010-018 007.1 084 004
........_- . --.....-..... Year 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 No. of Cases 8 894 3 323 2 367 2 092 1 559 1 299 1 025 640 420
Data ~---.---.-
&ate per 100 000 57.2 21.4 15.2 13.4 10.0 8.4 6.6 4.1 2.7
.. ...-.... .._ Source ()f Data 12/86
-----_..__.-
--
*
Not notifiable in all of the States and Territories of Australia
Leading caules of mOrbidity Gerdiovalcular diseaa.1 GOiostroentaritia Upper ra.piratory inf.ctionl 1984 1984 1984 ___.a __
No. of Cases 261
Rate per 100 000 \20
12/86
. . . . ._ _ _ a • • • _a _ _ _ • • • _________ . . . . . _ _. . . ._ • •-.a ..........
4&
CRINA. PEOPLE I S REPUBLIC OF
..~- ..~... -,-,...........--. .......- ........;ren leading causes infectious diseases morbidity
of
Year Data .. ----.---.........=.. ---.....""...... "' ..-- ....__ ......,."'. ,...._ .......s""''''''... 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 of Ca$es 3 918 165 3 363 983 903 802 696 074 619 709 215 965 No~
.---.~---
.......
---.---~ • • •_
s . . . . ._
----_ .._ ....____. __.*-_aa_.. Source of Data 12/86
~
Influenz:a Dysentery Malaria Viral Hepatitis Keaales
Whooping cough Epidemie cerebro-spina1 meningitis Typhoid and paratyphoid fever Haemarrhagic fever Leptospirosis .
119 912
99 988 90 936 37 076
Rate per 100 000 380.2 375.0 87.7 61.S 60.1 21.0 11.6 9.7 8.8 3.6
Source 13/85
06/84 06/84.1 : 12/86
Government's R~port on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health For All by the Year 2000. 1985 Information furnished by the Commonwealth Department of Health, Australia 27 July 1984 Semi-Annual Report of WRC/Beijing for th~ period March to August 1985 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government. 1986
Document 0636H Diskette 0030H
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tell 1..41q ••U." of"-cllliiiliiua.t.c..tn........... aonid'~,-£a eouD-tri.s "of' 'rbit QO W.'''R ••oU.i.e "POD
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.. ... -......_-_._ 5.
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..
Ten,
~.ad ina. c.sun. of lIOi'bicHt,.,
__ ,..or~idity
_. Y .. . ...-.-- -r ..~-
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...................... ea ••• no Mo. of
----1""Data lOS 106 88 8~
lourc:. of Data
bee'pH clQQ QQQ
""--.. - ... . ,
Diseases of Di ...sea of . 'Di.eaae. of Ot.. . . . . . . f Di...... of
~lnjlirlea'
and extet-nal cauees tb6 r ••piT.toT1·a1~~
the diae.ti?e .y.t•• the .kin aad .ubcut.n.o~. tis.ue. the· ~ireu1.to-ry . ·t.Y.t. . tbe ..~ito-urin.T1 .,stem lDfectious .ad par.aitic di •••••• Di •••••• of the' mu.~ul.r-.kel.t.l .y.t.. Sy.pt~ Ind ill-define4 ~enditionai Dia.ase. ~f the narvou~ .yatea
1983 1'63 1983 1983
1239
1 HI 597 495
06/84a,M 13/85,.
1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983
83 60 49 47 46 ,
, 478 467 176 165 259 ,
'"
.
. TIm-'l-eadina: «au ... of
No. of C•• es
Influenc.
;(-Ara6ebiasit Typhoid fever MNal.S· GoPOcoc.c:.al infeotion. Syphii is "nci •• q~dae. Pertussis· Poliomyelitia* . ,', ;..
Cholera* Bacillary dyseDtery* *,IncOMplete data
1973 1973 1973 1973 1973 1973 1973 1973 1973 1973
Rate 'Pet 100 QQP
25 n3 2 117 972
611 427
336, 28 13 9
Ul16
316 ]12 197 159 131
, 6
5 3 2 2
~.~=-!'.•-*'!"••-
••• - - - -••- - - -••••
f--•.••••-
7.
••.~-.-••Lacdina eau,.. ~f IIIQrbidity ·~·~,.i!it~\li~&to'"~ diauaes Circulatory dLi •••• . ~~j't.'7 ~nt!. poiaor!-ioa Gen~to-ur1nary d1.e ...s Infective aDd parasitie dis.aHa
,"
'
n.n
,',
...
~.--.-
•••- - . -
-.-.. _._...... . Year
.
-
••••••- . - - - - - r-" ••-"~ !)at. SouRe of Data . . t ....r
No. of Cases
1983 1983 1983 1983 1983
... . .. ... . .. ...
100 000 13{85
... ... . .. ... ...
-_...----
Dat. 'Leading causes ICD Code
Source 'if Rate per
No. of Ca •• s
Acute respiratory infectio~. Acute brqnchiti. & brooebiolitis lnfe~tion. of ·.kin .ad subcutaneous tissues Otitis media. acot.· Acute tonsiliti. Bronchiti •• chronic and ulUlpec: ified •• phy.... & •• t~
460-462, 465 466 680-686 381.0. 382.0 463 490-493 480-486
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
20 277 11 264 11 020 7 092 2110 1 743 1 643
lQQQQO tt6.3
06185.1
64.6 63.2 40.7
lS.a 9.4 3.7 3.0 2.5
Pnewaonia & broru=bopaeu.onia. iafectious Hyperten.ive die .... Motor vebicl., t::r.ftic acei.dents . Infection. Cli'f senitouriaary tract in preaD&llCy
10.0
401, 403, 405 B810-ES19
644 522 441.
Sour4e 06/84
13/85 U/76 : 06/85.1:
Info~tion furnisbed by the Kini,try of Health, Cook talanda, 12 No~eab.T 19&4 Governaaut'. Report on Bvaluatins Progrea. in 1.ple~nting the Stratesi•• for Health For All by'the Year 2000, 1985 World Health Statistics Annual. 1976 Rapport Annual 1985, SeTvice Territorial de 1& Sant' Publique, Polynesia Fra~ai.e
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INDICATORS
Ten lead ina cau,ea of communicable diseases morbidity in countries or areas of the WHO Western Pacific Region
~
. . . . . . . . . . . . ._____ • • • • • • __. . . . . . . . . . . .______ • • • • • • • •
~c.c
• • • • • • • •_
~
Year Data .......__•••~••••_____••••••• _. __........ a_...._~. ___ •••_ ................ F--........ Ten leadina cauaa. of morbidity No. at Rate per Cases 100 000 Influenza and flu ayndrome 1 053.82 1985 1 267 Conjunctivitis, viral 924.90 1985 1 112 Conjunctivitis, bacterial and NOS 918.25 1985 1 104 Streptococcal sore throat 1985 572.24 688 GonorTboea 466.61 1985 561 SallbOD.elloBia 1985 176.33 212 Chickenpox 1985 145.56 175 1985 125.59 Streptococcal disease, other 151 1985 Shia:eUosia 64.04 77 1985 Food poi.oning, bacterial 58.22 70 9. GUAM
Source of Data
12/86
_____··_____····.cc..____.._____.._ ...__..___ 10.
~_=-_a
....____
......................................
HONG KONG
Horbidity of Ten Leadins Infectious Diseas8s Tuberculosis Viral hepatitis Chickenpox Otter poi.onins (bacterial) Sh .aU08 • Typhoid and paratyphoid fever He.at••
_------..... ICD code
_. _ _ _ _ ... c
Year
------.. ......;::-:;--- .. Cases 7 545 1 601
--------.~.~---Data Source of Data ;:::~:;
...----_.......... 12/86
100 000
f::t
~al.ri.
Leproay Tet.nu. ~o. of per.ons affected.
010-012. 137 070 052 005 004 002 055 084 030 037
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
138 29
1 194 958'"
519 267 280 168 32 31
22 18 10 5 5 3 1 1
11. JAPAN r_·_···c .._____...a;;;;_ •• Ten leading causes of
~.c.c
.•c. ______..
_~_==c=
..
c==~~
Year No. of
Data Rate per 100 000 47.3 21.8 14.9 11.2
Source of... Data _._e ____.__
~~~
.or~idit,
leD code 010-012
Csses Pulmonary tuberculosis Other food poiaoning Influenza Gonococcal infection Heasles Other tuberculosis Other 'almonella infection Whooping cough Syphilis Shigellosis
005 467 096 055 013-018 003 033 090-097
1984 1984
004
1964 1984 1984 1964 1984 1984 1984 1984
56 B80 26 238 17 BS2
12/85
13 12 5 2
511 268 962 107
1 114
10.2 5.0 1.6 0.9 1.4
1 642 695
0.7
12.
••__
._~
... ___ •______••
KIRIBATI
~~;=
..
==~=.
__
Year ==:==:==~=~===:=: ~e~=_~~~=
Data ===:===eDa_-~r=========
____
Source of Data ~=====_~=_s_~
Ten leadine causes of morbidity
No. of Cases
Rat.e per 100 000
Upper respiratory tract infection Diarrhoea Lower respiratory tract infection Sores/wounds Conjunctivitis Skin infections Otitis .edia/perforation Communicable diseases Anaemia Fish
1961 1981 19B1
1981 1981 1981
26 6 4 3 3
568 333 328 440 430
45 064 10 734
13/65
7 336 5 831 5 614 3 654
2 156
1961 1981
1981 1981
poisoning
1 156 817 466 443
1 959 1 385 790 751
+ No. of persons affected
Source 13/85: 12/85:
12/86:
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health Por All by the Year 2000, 1985 Country Health Information Profile (CH[P) revised by Government, 1985 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government. 1986
",,'
P.rt. J .... 14 31 ......h 1987
WlSTlRN PACIFIC REGION DATA )ANK OR SOCIOI!COBOHIC A1iD Ill!ALTIl INDICATORS
Ten l ..di.. cau... of
c~nic.bl. di...... morbidity in countri.. or .re•• of the WHO W •• t.rn Pacific aealob
13.
LAO 'PiOPU' B DDlJCBATIC :REPUBLIC -~
T... 1...illl cau.e. of worbidity IllfluallU. ltalaria Other di.e.... ~f
- - ...... lunc
-_••_
.... -...... ......- ..--. leD Year ~
•••__••• r--••_. _ codo 009 487 084
..._ •• _ _••••• D.ta
~
tlo. of
Hl-.fined inte.tinal,infection.
Stnptoeocc.l Ion throat and lear latina ......i •• 18
tat.att..1 iufection. due to other or••ni ... lhi•• l1IMh pq~TY tuberculo.ia Paeu.oaia, or••ni.. un'pacified
518 034 006 008 004 011 486
1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980
C.aea 50 223 36 742 25854 9 928 7211 6 667 5 793 4 768 4 587 4 308
Rate per 100 000 1 337 978 688 264 192 178 154 127 122 115
.._ ... ... ~_
...tII_. . . . ._
~--
Source of Dat.
-
12/83
c _
4' "
..
. "'.~
Morbidity of infectious , diaeasea Pu_-ry tubercu 10. is ..... lu Iafectioua hepatiti. 'l»hoid feve'C'
...
,w.cAO
........................................ ...................... ~
. ........ ..---...... ... .._..... . ----....-.. _ Year Ho. of
................ Data
_
....
Source of Data
•
.......
C.aua ....1•• Varicella b ......
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
C.les 954 265 177 61 37 34 21 5
Kate per 100 000 238.5 66.3 44.3 16.8 9.3 8.5 5.3 1.3
.....
12/86
~.
H8laria
IlALAYSlA •••__ ~
._.-
.--._ _••••••••- .. _ •••••• r--••" ••_ •••••••• ~
• • • • • • • • • •.n
'lea 1"""i1l& cau.e. of morbidity
leo
cod. 084 018 055 072 098 053 010 002 005 001
_.-.... .....Year ~ No. of C•• e.
Data
Tuberculoda ......lH
n-p.
Gouococeal infection. Chie~
Vir.l hepatitis 2)pboi4 fever aad paratyphoid fever Other food poi.onina (bacterial) Qolera
1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 ~
30 9 8 5 4 4
2 2 1
424 156 141 354 847 837 223 000 700 67
Rate per 100 000 199.34 59.99 53.38 35.08 31.14 31.69 14.56 13.10 11.13
.....- -.--......
••_-- - -•••• _ Source of Data ----~
12(86
0.43 .~
-------..__..._---._---.....-----_...._-._-g..... Ii. ~ _____...___ ••____•••••••••••-=--•••••• ~D
.._.c.• __.______--=---._____
• •_ _ _ _ D . .
r ... leadins cau,e$ of morbidity Denaue
leo
code
. .--·····cni ......•.of Year No.
-
_____ • ___________ Source of Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-=
Data • .......=-
Case.
Gonorrhoea
061 098 B
H..~itis, viral type Me.sles Syphilis
070.3
$bigelloais Coa.juactivitis Pbb poisoning Hepatitis. viral type A sall1011ella infection (other than typhoid)
05S 090-097 004 31Z
E865.2 070.1 003
1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980
538 51 42 10 8 6 5 5 4
late per 100 000 7 370 699 57S
14/80
1
137 110 82 68 68 59 14
'
.
Source 12/83:
Country Health lnformation Profile (CHIP) revised, 19B3 Government'li Report aD Evaluating: hagre88 in lmple.enting the Strategies for Health Par All by the Year 2000, 198!)
Il/85: 12/84 14/80 12/86
Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by ~overnment, 1984 South Pacific 8pid~iological and Health Information Service, Annual Report 1980 Country Health Information Profile (eRrP) revised by Government, 1986
Part 1 Page 1') 31 March llt81
WESTERN PACIFIC REGIOij DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS
Ten· leading causes of ppmmunicable diseases morbidity in countries or areas ~~ ~he WRO Western Pacific Region
:===~=:;:=:~===3=
NEW CAi.EOONIA 17. - .. """,== ..::===,.,,,,=='====---=-==.::=-=---===>::========,,.=:::;:::;=,,======:: Leading causes of morbidity
Year No. of Cases
Data Rate per 100 000
Source of Data
Acute respiratory infections Infectious a~d parasitic diseases Injury and poisoning Diseases of the nervous system and sense organs Uisorders of skin and subcutaneous layers
Diseases of digestive system
19B3 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983
13/85
la.
NEW ZEALAND ICD Code
Year
Data
Source of nata Rate per
Causes of morbidity in public:: hospitals Complications of pregnancy, childbi rth and the puerperium Respiratory diseases Malignant neoplasms lschaemic heart disease
No. of Cases 1984 1984 1984 1984 72 2R8 35 3Y3
100 000 2 213.3 1 071 .8 729.1 408.3 12/86
630-676 460-519 140-208 410-414
23 812 \3 332
19.
NIUE ",::;
..."",,,,::,,,,,,, ... 1980 1980 1980
Year
Data Source of Data '"""""""""""F""=="="=== ...",,"':: ...... '3=="'''' .. '''''''''''''
'fen leading causes of morbidity Influenza
leD code 487 129 055 034 052 098 070
No. of Cases
Rate per
Intestinal parBsitism Meat> les
un~pecified
Streptococcal s.ore throat and scarlatina.
Chickenpox Gonococcal infection Viral hepatiti.s Other food poisoning (bacterial) Leprosy Meningococcal infection Meningitis due to enterovirus Filarial infection and dracontiasis
1980 1980 1980
880 95 21 14 11 8 ]
ODS 030 036 047 125
1980 1980 1980 1980
2 1 I
1980 1980
1
100 DOD 27 278 2 945 651 434 341 248 93 62 31 31 31 31
12/81
~~=~~~====~~~==~a========~=========?========~===~~====~==
~a.
PAPUA N~W GUINEA
="' ... :::;"'==~=-==========~==::=====2===- ... =======::="'===S=: Year Data "'====~======-========"'=
Source of Data
"''''='''='''===. Ten leading causes of morbidity* Influenza Uiarrhdea Gonorrhoea Measles Syphilis
"'''''''======='''==''' ... ~= 12/86
No. of Cases
Rate per 100 000
1984 1984 1984
1984 1984 1984
Pertussis Pigbe 1 tetanus Poliomyelitis "*Notl.flable dl.seases Source 12/Bl;
1984 1984 1984
65 564 56 256 19 969 9 874 h 943 337 51B 47 18
2 031 I 743 619 306 215
41 16 I
0.;
13/85: 12/86:
Government Responses to World Health Statistics AnnUJl Qupstionnaire on Certain Causes of Infectious and Parasitic Diseases; amI on Number of Deaths by Cause Government's Repot't on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the ~:~ 13tegies for H.ealth For All by the Year 2QO() , 1985 Country Health Infonnat ion Prof i le (CUIP) revised hy Gov~ (tlmp.[1':, 1986
Parr: I
P:age 16 31 March 1987 WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BAl<K ON
SOCIOECONOMIC ANn HEALTH INDICATORS Ten hadin& causes of cOIDINnicabh disease,. Dlorbidily in countcit>JI ur UreDY of the WHO We&tern Pacific ~egion
...........-.......---....-...........-.----..... Ten leedina cauaee of morbidity Bronchitij. Diar"hoea Influenza Malaria Accidents !Wadel e~hysema
11.
PHILIPPINES
=--.~.----
.... ..-- ---- "0. Year ...
......._.-. 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
~.==
•• aa• •==._._. __.•
Data. --.-~. ~
and asthma
PneulDOnia Tuberculo.i., all forms
of Cases 552 958 512 042 416 634 179 587 140 463 110 301 B3 407 67 2B5
..-.....-- .__.=m_._._.•. ~_
a&_=~&_.~
__ • • __ . : ~~~
Source of Dat.
Rate per 100 QOO 1 036.4
U/a5
959.8 130.9
336.6 263.1 206.B
156.3 12&.1
Mali,nsnt D~opLasms Infectious hepatitis
26 90S 15 080
50.4 28.3
....__................, _____.•aa__...
~_
..•.__ •• .~=
-=Cg_.~
__c._.......__.. ............=Year
~c_.c
__ .. _ .. _ .. =___ =.._ .....a.._ ...a__.. Data
~_~
__......... .•_.=-.• .. 2. _.~ ~
REPUBLIC OF KOREA ~~.s
___...--=••_=••_••
Source of Data
_~._~=
Main diseases causing morbidity Upper respiratory trect Other parts of the digestive system Other parta of the r~spiratory system Skin and subcutsneou8 tis8ues Oral cavity, salivary glanda and jaws Eye and adnexae r ..a1e ,enital or.aDa Musculoskeletal system and connective tissue M.nt.l di.orde~ Ear ,and malltoid proe ... 1983 1983 1983 1963 1963 1983 1983 1983 1983
No. of Ca&es
Rate per 100 000
1983
~
~.............-.~~.---•.•-.....--••--.-~... ..!:::... Teu Leading causes of mOTbidity Influenza
.......
-~.-
--. .._.-.__._--._-...-...--.....-----..--.........---.j.--.....-._..._...__ __.... .._... __ ___C_._._".A_ --.---.----.-~--
Data
Source of nata
._~~
~
ltD code 487 32
Other diseaaes of the respiratory syte. Diarrhoea, presu.ed infectious (Child-adult) Conjunctivitis Oiaeaaes of other parts of di.estive system Signa, symptoms and ill-defined'conditions Int •• tinal Infectious disease. Diseases of skin, subcutaneous tissues Infantile Diarrhoea Open wounds and injury of blood vessels
OO~.3
1982 1982 1982
372.3 34 4b
uaz
01 42 009.3 50
1
1982 198Z 1982 1982 1982 1982
No. of CaBes 7 872 2 175 2002 1 166 821 521 498 492 372
Rate per 100 000
5 000.5 1 381.6 1271.7 7 419.5 521.5 330.9 316.3 312.5 23&.3
l2/~3
370
235.0
~
~4~_ ~
g ..g_..=__ ............_.--..-==-._..... ... .. SINGAPORE Year •••••. _.g•.•_ .....g__s=_ •• •••••a ••DDDc.............._. .....a_•• .=_=__... ~g_.c.~--.=--g-_~a ~c-------_
==_~_.a_=_=
_==.C_"=.c:_.ap_~
~.~
Data
=~._
= •• =_.-== Rate per 100 000 254 231 186 1"" 162 151 126 l:i!04
Source of Data .=_.==-=~a
•••
c~
Ten lead ins reported cases of notifiable diseases Abortions Intracr.aial injury Asthma Ceneral aympto.s & ill-defined conditions Intestinal infections Cataract l>bbetas _llitull Acute appendicitis Hypertension
ICD code 630-639 B54 493
No. of 1984 1984 1984 1984
Cases 6 433 5 847 4 743 4 138
uta5
Hemorrhoids
780 Q09 366 25U 540 401 455
1984 1984 1984
1984 1984 1984
4 104 3 824 3 179 3 147 3 139 2 803
124 111
Source 12183; 13185:
WPR Data Bank updated by cLO/Apia, 1983 Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in I.plementing the Strategies for Health For All by the Year 2000, 1985
PRrt I Page 17
31 Mareh 1987 WEST~RN
PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON
SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Ten leading causes of communicable diseases morbidity in countries or areas of the WHO Weste~n Pacific Region
•••
~a=~_s_
••
~~~~~
25.
SOLOMON ISLANDS
Year
Oata No. of Cases
Source of Data
Lea'ding causes of morbidity ..
Malaria Influenz.a ~onjunctivitis
Diarrhoea children and adults Diarrhoea - infants Measles -ruberculoB is
1983 1983 19B3 198] 1983 1983 1983
84 35 B 3 2
526 644 158 174 486 919 ]H2
Rate per 100 090 32 635.5 13 762.2 3 381. 5 1 22S.5 959.8 354.8 147.5
13/85
Fb. TOKELAU ____.a_.=............ ____ ~ ~
~~~~.=_~=~a_.-=-==~_~_~~~_=am=Q=S~~~~_A~_3*~~~.=_.~a=~
~.
_____
= __
~._.a~~_
... __..__ _""._"'=-"''''' ............. Year ~.
=-"-"""""""'''
~,",_,",""=m=====""*2Z2=gg_,,"_
_aa_Qa,",m~,",_,",,",=~_=
Oa ta ,.."'''' ""
............"' .. Rate per I 000 301. 50 178.0 169.5 143.0 119.5 102.5 56.0 52.5 30.0 22.5
Source of Data
---.... -""~.""""""=.""~ 13/85
Ten leading caU$es of morbidity Uiseases Diseases Oiseases Diseases of the respiratory system of the uLgestive system of the skin of the musculoskele~a1 system Infectiou~ and parasitic diseases Ill-defined conditions Diseases of the nervous system Diseases of the genito-urinary system uiae.ase.$ of the endCJc_rine system Diseases. of the circulatory system 1983 1983 1983 198) 19B3 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983
No. of Cases 603 356 319
286 239
205 1\2
105 60 45
"" ...... s ....". .. ,..
=,..~:==~=~~~~~=3~
..
==~~_~
~
....
==-~g~=O_=O_.==~3
27. ~
__
.~"'~m
.. ____ ~~
TONGA ~_~_~_.~.=_~z
__
~~_=
..
Z~~_~3~g~2_2Z_~Z
"'".,.."',.. .... ==1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981
Year
Data
Ten leading cau,eS.Qf morbidity Influenza Conjunctivitis Gaatro-enteritis Infantile diarrhoea Dengue.
",,,,2="""="'=,,,,= No. of Cases
",,,,,,,,==~::s,,,,,.
Broncho pneumonia Adult diarrhoea Chicken pox Meaales (Morbilli) l.obar pneurDCJnia
8 779 5 524 2 340 1 451 1 362 120 48.0 JIl2
1981 1981 1981 1981
1" 7 168
..... Rate per IDD DOD 8 924 5 616 2 379 1 475 389 139 488 307 190 III
_.= ........ """"""a ... 06/80
Source of Data ,..~3
8.
TKUST TERRITORY OF, THE PACIFIC ISLANOS
Year
Data
Source of Dat,a
'fen leading reported cases of noti.fiable-diseases"
No. of Cases
586 344
A. of April 1985
152 B7 80 60 60 25 17 13
Rate per 100 000 393.3 230.9 102.0 58.3 53.7 40.2 40.2 16.8 11.4 8.7
*Exc1uding
~octhern
Marianas
Source 1.3/85:
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health For all by the Year 2000. 1985
06/80:
Report nf the Ministry of Health for 1980
Part 1 Page 18
31 llarch 1987
WESTERN P4CIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Ten leading causes of co.muni~able disease. *Orbidity in countries or areas of the WHO We.tern Pacific Region
~~~.~=
...__
.~~«.a~~
__ ___=••• ~
~_
........._____•••_._.. ___
.a._•. lear
_.~
~
•.
_=.=.==.~
•••_•••_••• 100 000
r-................;;a;;;.................- ............... •••• Leading causes of morbidity Acute respiratory infections Diarrhoeal diseases Conjunctivitis Skin infections
l~.
TUVALU
--.~
•••• _.................. No. of Rate per
Data
................. Source of Dau
._ ............... 13/85
Cases
1983 1983 1983
1983
.
r-.......__••••••-_...............a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . . . . . . . • • • • ~ . . __. . . . . . . .a ••••••• _ • • • • ~.D
••••••••• ~_
• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .'!' • • • • • . • • - _ • • • • __• • • • -
30.
VANUATU
Leading
cau~e8
of morbidity
Skin infections Respiratory disease Malaria Eye-ear conditians Diarrhoea
......____....._.__.... ...•. ...... No. of Cases 1983 ... 1983 Year _.~
Data
a • •_
~._• •_
Source of Data ••••• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._
Rate per 100 000
1983
."
13/85
1983 1983
Ten leadins cauaeW of IIlOrbidity Influea ... Diarrhoeal diae.ae Dy •• nte-ry Malaria Arthropod-borne haemorrilagic fever Whooping c()ugh Measles
JeD code
470-474 009
OB4 067 033 055
'1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980
APe Mumps
Cnickenpox
052
on
1980 1980 1980
No. of Cases l71 262 349 914 US 9S:l 91 928 68 990 67 31B 51 9'01 52 4 /.) 21 386 19 752
691
1·2/83
651 253
171 128 125 108 98 44 31
•• .;..,,"'=.;a::..= ..."" ........_~=....... =,;.=..""""_.""~s.=.a..Q.=••••• _ WALLIS AND FUTUNA 32.
......._ ..,._
_a"' _ _a • •
••• ~=••• "'.=•• ~=..... ~== •••••••••~ ......- ••••••• Ten leading causes of morbidity ICl> co<1e Influenz.a Measles Conjunctivitis
-.-=....
........Year
... Q""_=._•••• aa..... Data .:;a••=.= ...... .....,....... =.=a~=
--..... ~.-
Source of Dat.
c
No. of Cases
Rate
~er
.....-...... 14/80
__.........
487
1980
2 307
Dengue Hepatitis , viral type A Sypbi lis
Tuberculoais, pl,llmooary Amoebiasifl Gonorrhoea Leprosy Rheuaatic fever, acute
055 372 061 070.1 090-097 010-012 006 098 030 390-392
1980 1980 1980 1980 t980 1980 t980 1980 1980 1980
342 191 21 4 J 3 1
100 000 21 36t 3 161 1 169 194 37 28
·1 1 1
28 9 9,
9 9
.
Source 13185:
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health 'or All by the Year 2000, 1985 Country Health Information ~ofile (CHIP) revised by Government, 1981 and 1983 South Pacific Epideaiological and Health lnfor.ation Service, Annual Report 1980
12/83: 14/80:
Part 1:
Page 19 31 March 1987
WESTE&N PACLiIC REGION DATA SANK ON SOCIOECONOHtC AND-HEALTH INDICATORS Ten leading causes of mortality in countries or areas of the WHO Western Pacific Region
1.
_RICAN SAMOA
Year reo code 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 19B2 1982 1982 1982
Data ..-......... .......... No.
~~a~=====~=~=====
Source of Data
'Te'n 1eading causes of mortality
of Deaths
390-398, 402, 404-429 Disease of the-heart Accidents and adverse effects E800-E949 Malignant neoplasms 140-208 Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 490-496 Cerebrovascular disease 430-438 Diabetis mellitus 250 Certain conditions arising 760-779 in the perinatal period Pneumonia and influenza 480-487 740-759 Congenital anomalies Homicide E960-E978
Rate per 100 000 82 55.2 46.2 28.3 23.9 16.4 16.4 11.9 11.9
13/85
8.9
~
....___................__•••••••
=.am.~
____••
~~=
~._
2. •••_••••____•••__ AUSTRALIA .... _. __•••__ • ____.a ••__
~~.
__
•• =""==""""='" D=_=====••• Data Year ._.====== =="' .. "'''''''''' =_=m~a
_S======~~==
~=~=2amm===~=~~=-
leD code 411-414 Other ischae.ic he.~t disease 410 Acute .yocardial infa~ction 430-438 Cerebrovascular disease Other forms of heart disease 415, 416, 420-429 Malignant neoplasm of trachea, 162 bronchus and lung Kator vehicle traffic. accidents 810-819 Malignant neoplasm of colon 153 Bronchitis; emphysema and asthma 490-493 Malignant neoplasm of female breast 174 480-486 Pneumonia Atherosclerosis 440
···········-F-·--······ No. of Deaths 30 951 21 920 12 660 5 628 5 391 2 2 2 2 714 700 ll.8
Source of Data ms~~~==",==~~=====
1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
Rate per 100 000 199.0 140.9 81.4 :l6.2 34.7 17.4
12/86
17.4 13.8
085 1 623 1 469
13.4 10.4
9.4
3.
BRUNEr DARUSSALAM
Year No. of Deaths 140 61 57
Data Rate per 100 000
Source of Data
Leading causes of mortality Cardiovascular diseases ijoad traffic accidents and other accidents Malignant conditions 1984 1984 1984
64.8 28.2
12i86
26.4
4.
:CH'INA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF
Year No. of Deaths 5 935 2 925 2 906 2 365 2 050 745 3]2 333 252 202
Data Rate per 100 000 0.6 0.3 0.3 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.03 0.03 0.02 0.02
Mortality from ten infectious diseases Epidemic cerebro-spinal meningitis Haemorrhagic· fever Measles Epidemic encephalitis B Viral hepatitis Leptospirosis Diphtheria Whooping cough Typhoid and paratyphoid fever Influenza'
======== ======================= ================= 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 06/84.1
Source of Data
SOUTce 11/85 06/84 06/84.1; 12/86
Government1s Report pn Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health For All by the Year 2000. 1985 Information furnished by the Commonwealth Department of Health, Australia, 27 July 1984 Semi-Annual Report of WRC/Beijing for the period Harch to August 1985 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government, 1986
Pas. 20 II March 1987 WESTSRlI PACIFIC REGION DATA SANK ON SOCIOECONOKIC AND REALTR lNOICATORS
Part I
Ten leading causes of mortality in c'ountries or areas of the WRO Western Pacific Region
r····~·--~·-·-"===---·=-=·""=··-·=·=··==~=~3=.===
...-_..._ .... s.
Ten leading caulas of mortality
_-_....-.__...-_.•..........--_... --_....-..._.....- ............. COOK ISLANDS
... =~=== ••=~--=~ ••••-~.=-~.-~~ YearUata 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983
SOQrce of
D6t~
Disease. of circulatory system Diseases of the respiratory system Neoplasma Endocrine and metabolic d."iseasea SyaJpt01DS -and ill-defined conditions Certain conditions originating in perinatal period Infectious and parasitic diseases lnuries and poisoning Diseases of the digestive system Diseases of the nervous system
No. of Deaths 42 20 13 10 10 5 4
Rate per 100 000
231 113 73 56 56
06/84 ,13/85
and
an 23 11 11
4 3 2
.....--........= ...--......--........................ Ten leading causes of mortality Cholera leo code
6.
DEMOCRATIC lCAMPUClUtA
Year ~--..... =.~==
..... _._•••
=.~
Data Source 'of Data ... •• _= •• ...a . . .==_a. ........ ~_ _~
1974
No. of Deaths 14 ,
Rate per 100'"000 0.2
11/76
~ma. . . . . .__ • • • • ~. . . ._*~.=
..=••••==.=_....
==.~S_Q~=
......... Year ..... '111 .. _ ..
~.~=.~.,A
..........----.-.....= ............-=..- ••• -=............ Ten leading causes of mortality Circulatory 4ileases Neoplasm Respiratory diseases Infective and parasitic diseases Digestive diaeases
7.
!!:!!.
... .. === ~
~=---=.=.=
_.==a=.=....... .._......=== ~
Data
Source of Data
No. of Deaths
, Rate per 100 000
1983 1983 1983 1983 1983
13/85
Year Leading causes of mortality Diaeases of the circulatory system S)'IPPtoas, signs & ill-defined cond
Data No. of Deaths 193 182 134 100 69 48 38
Source of Data
1975 ICI> code 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
390-459 780-799 140-208, 230-239 Tumor. EXt.rnal causes of injury and poison ina E800-E999 460-519 Diseases of the respIratory system Infectious and parasitic diseases 001-139 520-579 Diseases of the digestive -system Diseases of the nervous system 320-389 & sense organs 580-629 Ofaeases of the genitourinary system Certain conditions originating in 760-779 the perinatal period
Rate 100 110.7 104.4 76.9 57.4 . 39.6 27.5 21.8 16.1 13.2 11.5
06/85.1
28 23 20
Source 06/84 13/85
11/76 12/85 06/85.1:
Information furnished by the Ministry of Health, Cook Ilsnads, 12 November Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health For All By the Year 2000, 1985 World Health Statistics Annual, 1976 Coltntry Health Information Profile' (CllIP) revised by Government, 1985 Rapport Annuel 1985, Service Territorial de 1a Sance Publique, Polynesie Francaise
198~
Part \ ilage :.tl 3} March 1987
wtS1'ERl< PACIne RECIO~ GAlA BMk ON SOClOU':Ot.lOHIC ANI.l tU':-AL1h 1.~DICA10R5
Ten leading causes of mOTtality in' countries Or areas of the ~hO Western Paciiic Reaion
F_·_·······==~·
~
__.#____=._2=_••__ 9. ,
.. _____· ____ _~·
GUAM ~.
•• =_.c_.c •• __....._. __==__ c_~
==~.=~.~
•••• _.
=c._.===-.=.~=~=====~===.==
c __ • • __ • • =._~c.==c.
===....=.. •• z.==: .. 1985 19B5
Year
Vata ==~;~=.2=
Ten leading causes ,of mortality, I: D·hease6' of heart Malignant neoplasm. Motor vehicle accidents C~rebrovascular ~ise8ses
of "0. lleaths
•••• ._._.=_._ •••• ===c Source of Usta ... =_ •• • ............=..... ~
110 bb
Diabetes mellitus All other 8ccidenta Pneumonia Other diseases of the centraL nervous system
1985 1985 19a5 1985 1985 19B5
31 31 22 21 19
17
Rate per 100 000 91.49 54.90 25.7B 25.)8 18.30 11.41 15.BO 14.14
U/86
f~c-=.~*==~=~s~;~~-~=.=~*~=&=~==.=======~==~=========~====
to.
H9~G ~ONG
Year leD code No. of Deaths 7 53S
Data Rate per 100 000 138 ))
Source of Uata ===~==========~==
F~==~:·c===s~=====~===.===~~===c=====================~====
Ten leadin& causes of mortality
Malignaf'lt neoplasms ,)Jeart disease6, inc ludicg hypertensive hEla-Tt disease Cerebrovascular disease Pneumonia. all fortIls Injury and poisoning NE'phritis, nephrotic syndrQ1lJe and nephrosis Bronchitis, chronic and unspecified emphysema ~ asthma TlJ~erculo$is (inc. late effects of tuberculosis} Cht'onic liver- diseases and cirrhosis Ce'l'tain condit.ions originating in the peTinatal period
140-208 390-429 430-438 480-486 800-999 580-589 490-493 010-018, 13)
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 198; 1985
12/8b
4 21t
2 959 1 634
I 603
54 30 29 J)
Yl2 629
12 7
4"" 321
571 760-779
2))
6 5
F~~~=~~;=~=~=~~==~=~===~==~=======s~===========~===~~=====
========-=~===~~==~~~======~==:=-===~~=~====~====~
11., JAPM. i"'';.~~== .. ~'''O=='''~=====::=== ... Ten leading causeS of mortality
--=='''===.. === ...
==='''==''';'''=====;====
Malignant neoplasms Cerebro~ascular disease Mea rt diseases Pneumonia and bronchitis Accident s Senility without mention of psychosis Suicide CirThosis of the liver Hypertensi ve diseases Neph'l'itis~ nephrotic syndrome and nephrosis
'lear Vata Source of Data "'-""="'''''''== :=.=========;:.===~=::===== ======="'===~==== No. ot Rate pe_r Ueaths 100 000 1984 18i 280 152.5 12/85 140 u93 11 1.2 1984 136 162 113. !.t 1984 44 982 1984 37.6 29 )44 24.6 1984 28 ~U5 24.1 1984 24 344 20.4 1984 16 ;.91 1984 14.2 13 un 10.9 1984 12 688 1984 10.6
Source 13185;
12/85: 121BO:
Govermnent's Report on Evaluating. Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Healt;h For All by the Year 2000. 198-5 country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revis.ed by Government I 1985 Count'ty ltealth lnf.()nr.ation Profile (CHIP) revised by (.;ovt:Tnmel1t. IY8b
P4rt I PSS" 22 . 31 lIarch 198.1
WBSTERN PACIFIC'REGIOH DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Tea leedina causes of .crtality in countriea or areaa of the WHO Western Pacific Region
Source of Data T81\ leadiua causes, of lDortality
leD code 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980
No. of
Deaths 1; 14 13
Rate 100
Disease' of oth .paJ:'u of dige8tive: sy. 530-579 01G-G18 Tuperculo.i8 001-009 Intestinal infectiou8 diaeaBe. 4~6. 480-519 Other diaease. of respiratory systl!1D 430-438 Cerebro•• 8cula~ dieeaa. £800-£848 Tr ..napol't accideD.t8 32.0-359 Di.eaasa of the. nervous system Dis of pulmonary circulation and 415-429 other forms of heart disease 260-269 Nutritional deficiencies Other injuries. e.arly cOWIp.lic.ationa of 9lG-929 •. 958-959. 990-995 trauma
26 24·
13185
11 7 7 6 6 5 5
' 22 19 it 12' 10 lU
9
9
~
•••"."".C___a 8• • ~_
~
__ .o~.aa
.. .... •. ~._ ~ _.~._
~c._.&
••c._••c=. ~
.....__ ............_WD._.a..
13.
LAO PEOPLE'S
DEMOCRA~lC
~ear Dats ..._ ... .• ..._.......... ...=•• _e_c_...
REPUIILIC
~
_~c
... . . ._il: ...
"'••a_=•••"_=_= . H/S3
Soutce· of Data :
'ren leading cau8es' of mortality Mdl.ria Ul'i-bronchitis-grippe, pneumonia Hypertensive di.ease Tuberculoais - all forms Diarrhoea Pre•• turity Avitautino.es/Anaemia
Year
No. of' Deatbs
,
Rate per 100 000 7 2 2
Meningo-encephalitia Injuries Cholieystiti./Cbolilithiasia/cirrnoBi.
Del.'
c~lieation
. 1971 1971 1971 1971 1971 1971 1911 1971 1971 1971 1971
208 5b
48 45 44 38 Jl
1 1 i . 1
29 20 16 . 16
1. 0.7 0.5 .0.5
~4. ~
............_ .....__..........____.............__.....aa. _c_=_... .... ... IlA.CAO .. ' Y •• r ~
~.=~. ~.=C=~_:~=SQ=.=._~c==~~~=K
D,ata
Soune of Data
Ten leedina: causes . Df IIOTce1icy
leo
code* 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
Ho.
Dt
Rate per IOU 000 1~.9
Halisnant neoplasm of tracbe4.
Deaths 45 39 38
i2/80
bronehus and lung Se.nility without mention of psychosis Malianant neoplasm of liver.snd .nd intra-hepatic bile ducts Other forms of· chronic iBchaemic heart: disease Chronic pulmo~ary'heart diBeaae Acute but ill-defined cerebrov8a~ular dis GtneT and ill-defined cerebrovascular dis Int~.cerehr8l haemorrhage Pulmonsry tuberculosis PneUlDOnia~ organism unspecified
14.6 14.3 14.3' 14:3 ll.) 9;0 8.6
38 38 30
1985 1985 198; 1985
24 23 21 .
1.9 7.1
19
*Codifieation of the causes of death (IeD) W4$ begutl in, April 1986,. The results shown re'pr<e.'sent the 8 aontbs of wo~\ting with the new c.1aa.sific,atioa. The perce·ntagee per ioo 000 are eab:.uiatE!-d on the basis of annual verification of the range of occurrence for the ped.od referred to. Source 13/85: 12/83 ; 17186;
Government's Report on Evaluatina ~rogre88 in Implementing the Strategies for Health For AU by the Year 2000, 1'185 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised, 1983 Country Health Information Profile (em PJ revised by Government, 1986
Part 1 Page :1J
31 March 19!:S7
WESTERN PAtIFlt
REGlO~
DATA BANK ON
SO(;IQECOhOHIC AND HEALTH INDlCA10k!::i Ten leading caus~s
of mortality in countries or areas
of the WOO Western Pac if,ic Re,g ion
r=~=%=========~====~=Z==~=Z=========%=========~===========-========
15. MALAYSIA 'iear f"'====!"'''''''==~'''~==='''''=-''='''=-''''='''''=::'''===='''==''''''==='''=====''''''=".=z>=_ ======"'=
nata No.
Source of Data Kate per 100 000 1.87 1. 32 1. J) 0.89
-
Ten leading causes of mortal ity· He£! rt diseases 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
Accidents
Diseases of early infancy Ca1:"dio\lascular di,sea.ses Neoplasms Pneulllonias Tuberculosis
of Deaths 3 31b 2 345 2 314 1 571 1 326 51B
1)/85
1l:q? 0.29 0.27 0.16 0.08 0.06
Diseases of liver Gastroenteritis
471 Z79
\35 113
Complications of pregnancy
·Peninsular Malaysia 'only 6. =$=$=~~~.=~=.==SC_
•••
NAURU _.~.=.~_
, Tell leadillg causes of mortality
•.....C.=_•••••=.=••.•=S.... .._._••= Year leD code ABO-A8S ANUB-AN 150 A136 AB9-A96 AS-AZl A64 1974 1974 1974 1974 197. 1974
Data ~==.===~==~=
Source of Data _._.c._.__ ....... =._ .... Race per-
=.~
No. of Deaths II 10
Ca rd iova sculaJ' disease -Injury Seni lity Diseilses of ,respirato.ry system Bacterial infection
3 L
1 2
100 000 157 143 43 29 19 29
06/75
Diabetes mellitus
.......................... :;0"".""...... _..... _"'_.""...."'.........."'_.........,= ... '"'_=== Leading causes of mortality CardiOVAscular dis~asea Injury and poisoning Tumors Diseases of the d"igestive system Respiratory diseases
17.
NEW CALEPON IA
Year
Data
Source of Uata ~.~&~.=~===:==~~
leu
•
code 1982 19B2
No. of lleaths
Rate per 100 000 !J/85
390-459 800-999 140-239 520-579 460-519
1982 19B2
1982 .
~~.
·~~ZEA~. lschaemic heart di&~ase& Malignant neoplasms Cerebrovascular disease Respiratory- disease Pneumonia and influenza
Year ...
Vata No. of i)(>uth.s
Source of Data RlIte per 100 000 2:W.J 1"/~6
Leading ca\Jses of JDQrtality
rCD Code
•
4l0-4l4 140-208 430-438 460-519 480-487
1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
7 5 2 2 1
1,6
tHso 811 596
180.3
86.t 19.5 ~3.2
OB5
Soufice 13/85: 0&/75: 12/86:
Govern'me:nt's Report on ,Evaluating Progress in Implementio'g the Strategies for Health For All by the Year 2000. 1985 Morbiditys_ Mortality and Epidemiological Statistics, kOh, Nauru, 1975 Country HE:altn Information Pro'file. (CHIP) revised by Government, 191:16
Part I Page 24 31 H.r<h 1987
WESl'ERIi PACIFlC, KEGlOIi DAIA, BAliltOIl, s9ClOECOOOMIC AND "HALl" JIID1(;AIOkS'
Ten leading causes of _mrial.i.~Y in "cQ~.n:t"rie•. or areas of the 'WHO ~Western l'ac:ific Regio4'1
~._._.D_~"
__
.=~D_.cC_==D._~=
••
~==.=~.=~_=_D=
••
~=c~a-====_
,..====.. == 'tear Data _____ •__.___ ._••• No. Sour~e e.D.~
-....................................=-..................Ten
U.
,,'
~
" "
of Uata'
.~.=.c&=~a=~~_=~.
leading Pneumonia
causes o.f'mortality
ol" 4 2 2 1
. Rate per lUO 000 10812/~3 ~"{:
lJeaths
Influenza, Ru •• ian Cerebro-vaseul.r, d-isease Aceident-drownina Castro enteritis Neoplasm
Heart failure,
Bronchitis Asthma Asphyxia.
Ascendina transverse myelitis l'eritonit is
Burns Dia.De:te .. _lUtus
Gun.bot wound of cbest Motor-vehicle :accid4?:-t- c-rusb injury
of chest
,
..
1919 1919 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1919 1979 1979 1979 1919 1979 1919 1979 1919
3
1 1 I
54- . 54 27 27
81
27
1
r I
1
27· 27 .. 27.
27 27
I 1
27
1 1
27 ' 22 .. 27
~.-~
pO.
Year PAPUA NEW GUIIiEA . .................... __ ._D..._ ............ ....••... _ ...... ........ D. ~
•••-••••••••-••••-....= •• =.-.=~~=.=..=.==-=.=.-=~.~~=-- ,.-=_.=..
Ten leadinl causes 9f institutional mortality Pneumonia Certain condition - perinatal period T_uberculosis
...... ___ Vata =_~_~~
c_~
__ ==Sourc&'ot'Data .. ...=_a• ~ ~.=~=_
No. of Deaths
Rate per
1984 1984 19a4 1984
892 353 30a
Kalaria
lll... d~fined-, ,intestinal infection
299 289 249 414
100 000" 17.6 10.9 9.5 '9.3
It/Go
Meningitis an~L other heart dieeeses Septicania Anaemia
Disease of pulmonary circulAtion
19,84 1984, , \984 1984, 1984 r9~4
9.b ''5.4 ,:72.6 2.5
Signs and symptoms of ill-defined conditio.n' Bronchiti., chronic and unspecified emphysema and asthma.
89 81 53
I.b I
~
..• ... __._g...=._=..._•••-= __=_"'.__."'."'*_._.. ~ ~
=~"'c_=-=
=....=-=
__..._ ........__••= ........ PneU1ltoniaa Heart diseases
I.
PIULIPPIN~ "'!• • • • • • • • • •
_-:'=•••••"' ....... "".. o:• • • • •
0:."'_=••• 1984 .1984. 1984 ,19a4 1984 19a4 1984 1984 198" 198,"-
,l:ear
=.===..=.. ._._~s~z
===~a=.=.=.===
..
===.==~
•• ====~~= ,
__
JJata c=z-~=~c~.=_=
Source of 1>8ta-...=s=~~=.=.=.~=~=
ten leading.causes of mortaiity
No. of Deaths
Tuberculosis. all forms Diseases of the. vascular system Matignant· neoplasms Diarrhoeas
Acc:idents Avitaminoses and other nutritional Measles
defi~ieneies
•
47 513 32 421> 28 161 21 047 16 090 14 116 8 946 7 140 5 221 4 504 ,
Rate per 100 000 89.1 60:8 52.~
13/'85.
39.4
30.2 21.1 Ib.8 13.4 9.a 8 ••
.
.
Nephritis and, nepbrotic syndrolle and ,·n~phrosi,.s
.
,
.
Source 12/83: 13/85: 12/86:
Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government, 198) Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health For All by the Year 2000, 1985 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised ~ Government, 1986
Part 1 Page i') 31 March l!Jh,
WES1EIUl PACIFIC REGION DATA SM.K Ol-l SOCIOECONOf1IC A}lD lit.AL1h HlLll(..Al'ORS len leading causes of mortality in countries or areas ot the WHO Western iacHic Region
Main diseases causing mortality Hypertensive disease Cerebrovascular disease Other accidents. including late effects Aging Malignant neoplasm of stomach Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis Transport di,e.se .. ··Tu\en:ulod. 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983
No.
ot t3/8S
Deaths
Suioide and self-inflicted
i~jury
Bronchitis chronic and unspecified emphysema and asthmA
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• __ ••••• ___ ••• _...... __ Ten leading causes of mortality ICD code 46 321 28
3.
~
Year .~=s__
.=_ ..
Uata ~===.=.
: •••
_==:=~
===== ••• :m=:=.=== 12/1S3
Source of Data
No.
Signs, symptoms and ill-defined conditions Pneumonia Pulraonary circulatn &;
other forms heBTt dis
r
I 24.
Poi.oning and toxic effect Hypertendvl\! diseaaea Ischsemic heart diseases Acute but ill - defined cerebrovascular Intestinal infectious diseases Chronic liver disease and cirrhosis Disease& of other parts of digestive system
53 26 27 293 01
15 34
1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982
of Deaths 69 25 20
Rate per 100 000 4::J.B l5.9
14.b 13.9 11.4
22 18 17 17
]0.7 10. 7 10.7
17 15 \J
9.5 8.2
F·==CCS_====:RE==;==_Z====R=DB=======ce=~==:==========::==
F===_R=====2======a=_=_E_e= ____ :3=======Z~=============== ======== ============-F========= Ten leading causes of mortality Ischaemic and other heart diseases Cancer Cerebrovascular disease Pneumonia Accidents, poisoning and violence Diabetes mellitus Nepl-rritis and nephrosis Hypertensive disease Bronchitis. emphysema and asthma Congenital anomalies ICD Code 29, 31-.33. 35, 36 1\-22 34 37 52-57 23 43 30 39 47 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
SINGAPORE
Year
Data
Source of Datil =======~~========
No. of Deaths 2 9B4
Rate per 100 000
2
9~4
117 115 55
12/86
415
1985 1985 1985
279 780 464 246 232 199
50 )0
18 10 9 8
185
7
25. Leading causes·of
SOLOMON ISLANDS mort~lity
Year ======~=
Data ===:ze======c====:=~===
Source of Data ===K==:=E=====~=
D=_=~===~_.====mm.========~_===~:~=======m=======:Ea==;=:
No. of
Rate per 100 000
Respiratory diseases Malaria Measles Meningit;is Diarrhoeal diseases Birth injuries Congenital anomalies Anaemia Acc idents
1982 1982 1987 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982
Deaths 12 5 5 4
4 2
4.8 2.0 2.0 1.6 1.6 0.8 0.8
13/85
2 2
2
0.8 O.S
Source 13/85:
Governmentls Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health For All by the Year 2000, 1985 WPR Data 8ank updated by Cl..O/Apia. 1983 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government. 1986
Part I
Page 26 31 Harch 1987 WESTaR~ PACl~lC
REGION DA1A BANK ON
SOCIOECONO.t1~C
AND HEALTft IhDICA1'ORS
Ten leading causes of mortality in countries or areas of the WHO ~esterp Pacific Region
26. ~~.~
•••••=a.~~z._ •••_m.....=~===== •• =====.=.m.~=====:a •• =
TOKELAU
Year No. of Deaths 3
bata ==========~.sF========~
Soun:c ul kate per 1 DUO
lJ~l;:1
Leading causes of mortality Diseases of the respiratory system Diseases of the circulatorY system Neoplastic diseases ' Perinatal diseases
1983 1983 1983 1983
. 3. 1 1
.
1.5 1.5 0.5 0.5
»/~5
Year Ten leading causes of mortality* Nephritis. nephrotic syndrome and nephrosis Pneumonia Diabetes .ellituB tachaemic heart disease Acute myocardial Meningococcal infection Cerebrovascular d.isease Septicaemia Hypertensiv~ disease Malignant neoplasm of female breast Poisonina and toxic :effects
Data
~ource
of Uata
lev
code
350
321 181 27 270 036 29 038 26 113
53
1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 .1980 1980
No. 01 Deaths 22 17 16 13 12 10 10 8 8 7 .7
Rate per .
lOO VUO .
<2 17
Ob/~O
16 13 12· 10
10 .8
8
7 7
8.
TRUST TERRITORY OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS
...
=""=.=~'"'
.......... 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983
Year
Data =~.====.=D=~.~
•• =g_g*== Rat~
Source Qf Data
Leading causes of mortality
No. of Deaths
per
Diseases of the heart Cancer Chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases
100 000 . 47.Q
32.8 26.1 21. 6 21. 6
Cerebrovascular disease Influenza and pneumonia Djarrhoeal diseases Accidents, all types Prematurity Suicide Diabetes mellitus Certain disea8es. early infancy
••. ,
19.4 17.9 11.9
·14.2 13.4 10.4
=-=_a••-=-~.=._.~ ••••======.... ==========.=••_.=========...=1==="'==== .~~_••• ===•• _••••==!~!~_.-========.B_.=========~.=._._r::= =!=:~a.= Leading causes of mortality'
=======•• ==.===,=========-=======r:::c=======;;;·Data
Source of .l)ata Rate per
~~.================-=== ~.=========?====
No. of Deaths pul~nary
Diseases of cardiovascular system Pulmonary infections J including Still birth and perinatal death
100000 13/85
1983 tuberculosis 1983 19~3
Liver disease Cerebrovascular disease
1983 1983
Source 13/85:
06/80:
Government1s Report on Evaluating Pro&ress in for Health For All by the Year 2000, 1985 Report of the Ministry of Health for 1980
l~plementing
the Strategies
Part I Page 1] ';1 Ma["ch ICJll7
",ES1'£R~ PACn'lC RE.GIO~ DA1A BM"'< O.N
SOClOM..ONONIL AttD HlAL1H
l~l>I(.ATOI<S
1'en leading causes of mortal ity in countries or are.as of the ~HO Western Pacitic Region
lO. ~
__ .C~.~=_~._~= ••• :_=_~==_=.===.~=_.==.==_.Z==C=~~===C=== ====_==c Leading C4use8 of mortality Pneumonia and other respiratory diseases Cast roentet'i t is Malaria Cancer Tuberculosis
Year
Oat.a .=======~===
f)'ource of LJata Rate per
.. 19B3 1983 1983 1983 )983
No.
of
F"''''''''''''''::''''''C''" 100 000
Ueaths
13/&5
I.
SOCIALIST
REPUBLIC OF VIET NAM lCD code
Year
Data
Source of [lata Rate per
Ten leading causes of mort.ality
No. of Deaths
100 000 4
Enteritis Avitaminoses & other nutritional deficiency Bacillary dysentery and amoebiasis Tuberculosis of respiratory system Malaria Other diseases of digestive system Cholera . Vira 1 encephal itis Other diseases of respiratory system Other forms of heart disease
A5 A65
1980 1')80
2 003
456 347
A4 A6 A31 AI04 Al
1980 1980 19BO 1980 198U
3 3 2
12183 dnd 12/"6
093 826
2 I I I
77; 71, b94
A27 A96
A84
1980 1980 1980
515 396
1 1
F=~-===m===_===========::~==========:~======~==============-==~=~===-====~=~~~=============~-===z============~
32. ___ •. •• ~
~~_.c.=.
WALLIS AND FUTUNA __ •• _sR. __ a___ =___
._~~m_.=~_s_~=_=_g~~_~=.
"" ..... == ... 1972 1972 19]2
Year
Data =~===s=====-======_::""_.
SQurc€ of Data ="'_c_=_=_===~=~=~
ten leading causes of mortality injury, etc Heart disease Pneumonia Avitaminoses, etc Malignant neoplasm Symptoms. etc Congenital anomalies B~rth
leo code
No. of Deaella
Rate per
I"
10 8 7 )
100 000 180 100 80
11/75
1972 1972 1972 1972
;0 50
70
5 4
40
Source 13/85:
12/83: 11/75: 12/86:
Government's Report oo.Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies tal:" lle.a:Jth For All by the Year 2000, 1985 WPR Data Bank updated by WRC/Hanoi. 1983 Fifth Report all the World Health Situation 1969-197L, WHU, 1')]5 CountT), Heal th Infonnation hof i le (ellIP) revised by GoveTnment I 1986
Part 1.
Page 28 31 March 1987 WESTERN PA,CUi'lC REG tON . DATAl BANK
ON SOClOECOIIOlIlC AIID HEALTH INDlCA1'ORS
Six diseases under the WHO Leaflet on Childhood Communicable Diseases Cumulative totals of cases and deaths from reports received for the years 1983-85 ,
Country (Area
Esttmated population· Year ('000)
Cumulative number of DIPHTHERIA PERTUSSIS
d~seases
11<>.
i) I
N ....
(2) American Samoa Australi. Brunet Darussalam Chlna Cook. 1 slands
(3) 1985 1985 1985 1984 1985* 1984 1985 Kampuc~ea
(4) 35
Cas.es 0
(5)
. rneath. "0
Cases 0
(6)
,!
TETANUS Cases (7)
Deaths
Deaths
2
15 550 . 224 1 051 5)1 20
17 0 3 418 0
... 0
587 2. 215 965
... ...
0
--Co 11 0
0
... 1
j
0
, 6 1 8
4
372 0
333
Democratlc FIJl
7 149 710
...
... '"
... 0
...
'" 0
... 1 4 0
.. . 0 0 0
0
0 0
0 b
0
French Polynesia
1985 198, 1985 1985 1903 1985 19~'
160 120
0
'0 0 0
9
Guam Hong Kong .
a 0 9 0
0 0
a 21 937 0
10 11
5 423 120 760 61
31 43 .
Japan K1ribati
...
23
12 13 10
... 12 0
... '"
... 8B
. ..
.. . I" .
Lao People s Oem. Rep_ Macao Malaysia
3 585 j92 . 15 880 1
23 0
2 881 2
0 0
15 10
1985 19~2
39 0 0
0
145
0
...
5
... ...
0
Nauru
17
New Caledonia New Zealand
1985 19~'
150 3 ZJO
...
0 0
a
IS 19 20
a 0 0
...
3
...
0
0 0
O·
.. . 0
3 0
0 0 9 ~49
Niue
1985 1984 1985 190> 1985 1905 1985 19~5 .
3
0 0 209 0 0 0
Papua New Guice .. Philippines Republ~c
3 252 54 668
ZI 22 ZJ
1 6\1 2 0 0
O. 1 337 1. 257 479 0 0 0 0
16 121 0 0
41 2 54)
of Korea
01 2uo 160 2 560 270 2 99 163 8 .
O· 0 0
0 0
Samoa Singapore Solomcn I" lands
20 25 '0 .l/
0 0 0 0 0
0
0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0
0
Tokelau ' Tonga
1985 1985 1985** '1985 190> •
0 ". 0 0
0 0
3 0
2 ·0 0
28 29
rr of the Pacitic Islands 1905 'ruvalu
0
0 3
.. Jl
.u
Vanuatu Viet Ham
iJl 60 347
0
1 260
'2 361
272
440U'
9 42
l
1 658
)22
Wauu and Yutuna
12
*Vp to July 1985 **Up to June 1985 only
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WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK
ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Six diseases under the WHO Leaflet on Childhood Communicable Diseases Cumulative totals of cases and deaths from reports received for the years 1983-85 Count~y/Area
Estima.ted
No. (t)
N.... (2)
Year (3)
papulation (' 000) ( 4)
POLIOMYELITIS Cases
( 5) 0 0 0
Cumulative number of diseases . TUBERCULOS IS MEASLES I De.th. Cases Cases Deaths I Deaths
( 6)
,J.
(7)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
American Samoa Australia Brunei Darussalam China Cook Is laods
1985 1985 1985
35 15 550 224 1 051 551 20 7 149 710 160 120 5 423 120 760 61 3 585 392 15 880 7 150 3 230 3 3 252 54 668 41 208 160 2 560 270 2 99 163 8
0 0 0 50 0
7 1 088 238 '"
0 19 "
.. . 617 619 709 43
28
0
· .. 1 2 906 0
1984 1985' 1984 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1983 Rep~
1 626 0
·.. 15
. 0 0 0 3
Democratic Kampuchea F1ji,
...
.. . 0 0 0
·.. 230
· ..
... 152 I 927
...
0 0 0 1 I "
8 9
French Polynes1.l Gu ... Hone Kong Japan Kiribati Lao People s Dem.
90 37 7 545(59)
0 0 0 1
12 280l21J 2 810 0 1 492 265 5 083 1 17
10 11
0
409
12 13
0
. ... 1 0 0 0
·.. ·.. 4 258 954
... · ..
·.. ... 9 0 0 0
1985 1985 1985 1982 1985 1985 1985 1984 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985*
14 15 16 17
Macao Malaysia Nauru New Ca ledonia New
SO~ 0 0 0 0 0 0
75 39
.. . 8 98
...
... 0 0 2 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
...
0 0 0
18 19 20 21
Ze.laod
359*· 0 , 6 570 125 081 106 291 43 1 928 0 0 18 95**-
... 21 9 874 56 516 1 283 1 095 136
... ·..
Niue Papua New Guinea Philippines Republic of Korea Samoa
0
18 533 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
308 9 863 3 196 0 177 0 0
38 3 073 0 0 0 0 0
22 23 . 24 ·25
Singapore Solomon Islands Tokelau Tonga Tuvalu Vanuatu Viet Nam _.:...Wallis and Futuna. .
2 4\ 412 7 0 254 82 231
26 27 28
1985 1985 \985
T T of the Pacific Islands
·.. 0
... 0
29 30
1985 1985 1985 1985
0 0 1 600
J2
131 60 347 12
4\
31 32
I,D=
62 794 14
... ...
6
0 250
Up to July 1985 only Up to June 1985 only *** Tuberculosis: pulmonary occult and other forms a imported cases ( ) cases of Vietnamese refugees among total cases
* '**
Part: 1 Pag~, 30 31 March 1981 WESTERN,PA~lFIC
REGION
DATA. BANK
ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Five diseases under the WHO Annual Communicable Diseases Bulletin Cumulative totals of eases from reports received for the years 1983~85 Coun.try/A·tea Name ,
-
ES,~i:mated
.p.opulatiQI'l . (2)
, GoNORRHOEA
, TYPE (6)
HEPATITIS VIRAL A '
.
TYPE B (7) , '
UMSP (8)
0)
No.
Year (3)
(' 000)
(4)
,
(5) I
1 2
AIIerican Samoa
....... raU. "BruneI. Il,aru88.1am China
1985 1985 1985 1984 19,85* 1984 1985 1985 , 1985 1985, 1985 ,
35 15 55v 224 ,1051551 20 1 149 710 160 120
79 ,,1605 ,
23
.
848
3 4 5 6 _'
·..
36
------
·.. ·..
0 1 645 23' '~--i 696 074
2, ,
122
20 ~-i------~~----
-
Cook Is land. De1Ibc,ra~i.c
J(ampt,lchea ,',
... ,
36
------------
7
'" f~j1
• 10 H
,"
French . Cuam
pOlyn.~i.
1 931 ,785(4740) 561
·... 31(380.) 33
'.
·
LZ ~.~
--------------.
..
~,.
~
.
174
,
'
, 21( 600) U
, 2.10C)
Hong . .Ja,p~n
Kong..
,
12 1>
Kiribati Lao People , Mac,*o
1980 1985 , 1985 1985 _ 1980 1985 1?85 1985 198. 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985** 1985 1980
l)em.• ~ep.
5 4ZJ 170 760 60 3 585 392 15 880 1 ISQ
·.. 11 441
------------
' I ,
20
·..
1 60r( 7l
-------------
....
· ..
15 121
14 15 16 17,
. Mal.y.si.
"
·..
0
·.. 94 ·.. 4 "
1
·.. , ,
3
,15
69
1 248 _ 14, 3
·.. 42
Nauru New Caledo~ia
50 308 1 434
228 380
·.. 530 ", '
18 19, 20 21
_N.w Z. . hnd
3 2.30 3 " 3 2,52 54 668 " 41 208 160 2 560 270 2
·.. ',' . 2U9 0 ,
In ,
N.iue Papua N~ Gu.1n ...
a 19969 12 897 35 163 30 8 145
Ph1l1pp i r:aea Rep~blic
22 23 24 ,5 26 27
·.. ·.. ...
a
of korea
,
·.. ·..
·..
0
1 365 13 683 ,
·.. 35 53 ,~2
Samoa Si."8i~~ore
1 225 0 21 0
0 265 0 0 0
Solomon Islands Tokelau
63 3 41 873 3 190 354
0
Tonga T T of the Pacific Islands
99 163 8 131 60 347
5 63 ,
28 2,9 30 :ll 32
Tuvalu Vanuatu Viet Ham
.
308
5
.. . ... Z
0
... ·..
a
,8 23 155 0
17
Wallis and Futuna
10
1
a
c - confirmed in laboratories d ~otal cases for viral hepatitis
=
( ) eases of Vietnamese refugees among total cases
* **
Up to July 1985 only .Up to June 1985 only
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ON SOCIOECQNOMIC AND HEALTH INOICATORS
Five diseases
unde~
the WHO Annual
Co~nunicAble
Oiseases Bulletin 1983-~5
Cumulative totals of cases from reports received for thE! years
Country, Area
Estimated population
SYPllILlS
TRACHOMA
YAWS (10)
No.
0) 1 2 3 4
Name (2)
Year (3)
(. 000)
(4) 35 15 550 224 1 051 551
(8) 0
( 9) 0
American Samoa '
1985 1985 1985 1984 1985' 1984 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 t980 Rep_
0
Australia Brunei Darussalam
3 523 II
63 0
...
China Cook Is lands Democratic Kampuchea
... 0
... 0
... ...
0
5 6
20 7 149
0 0 0 0
... 800 99( 940) 7
... 205 0
7
Fiji French Polynes ia Cuam Hong Kong Japan
710 160 120 5 423 t20 760 60 3 585 392 15 680 7
8 9 10
0
... I 901
...
11
12 13 14
Kiribati Lao- People's Oem. Macao
1 29 0
... 1 140 0
...
...
.. . 0
1985 1985 1985 L980 1985 1985 1985 1984 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 L9B5 1985 1985 1985 1985** 19B5
...
0
L5 t6 17
Malaysia Nauru
... 8
...
.. . 0
... 0
Ne..., Caledonia New Zealand
L50 3 230 3 3 252 54 668 41
427 78 0
18 19 20 2! 22
0 0 6
... ... 0 814
Niue Papua New Guinea Philippines
6 94) 46
... 0 0
... 0 0 0
Repub 1 ic of Samoa
Ko("(~a
208 160
9 822 2 I 082
23 24
Singapore
2 560 270 2 99 163 8
0
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
Solomon Islands Tok.!lau 'tonga
0 0
0 0 0
92 0 0
a t69 0 4
T T of the Pacific Islands
... 463 5 2 906 '"
0 0 411 a
Tuvalu Vanuatu Viet Nam
131 60 34)
401 2
0
Wallis and Futuna
1980
10
0
**
*
a very much over~diagnosed
Up
to
July 1985 only
Up to June 1985 only
Part 1 Page 32-
31 !larch 1987
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS five diaea'seIJ'lJllder -the WHO konthly CD NoteB Cumulstive totals of ease. and deaths from report. received for the years 198J-85
unt 110. (l) H_ (2)
•• Year (3)
u t i•• tod'
UIOU 4U.Ve num
population f'OOO) (4) ,
CHOLERA ' Cae~s
(5),
.~.Delfthl
1811!81i1eS r 0 OF/DIll' ~NCEPHAU TI S _ C••.es Deaths ,Casu, .
(6)
.!
,
(7)
!.-Da,ths ,
1 2 J
American S8IiIO;"'-
1985 1985
-
35
0 0
0
()
0
0
u , ,
AlIatr.ail. ,BTune1 Darus8alain
. 5 6 I
. -' ,
15 550 2Z4 ;
1983" 1984 -,1984 1985 1985 19., 1985 198> 1980,
0
... "
0
0 0
...
0
... 0
. 0
7
China Cook IsI.tia.
1 051'51 20 1985* 1 149 7UI
1 676
Democratic Kampucbe.
., .
0
',"" 10 0
0 , ,0, ,
0
26 759 0 ;
2 365
... 0 0 0
.. 0
.. . '0 0 " 0
0
'
.. 0 (j
nJ' Fre.rieh. Polynena "u,"" Rong kong
0
'71"~
0
8
160 12u,
" 10 n 12
, 2 J4
0'
261
7
5423 120 760
Japan Kiribati
...
0 ,
...
"
.
... .,
.
...
y
u ' • ,'C •••
lY/J
... 0 1 U
w 3 585 392 IS 880 7
a 0
0
'808 1 75'9 0
- 0 15 0 10
I> 14 1~
Lao People Kat:ao
8
Delli. Rep ..
19., 1985 ' l~~'
0 0
4 0
0 64
MalaY8ia
4 0
323 ,,~
10 11
.NaUTU New Caledon1a new Zealand . 14iue·
1980 19'" 1985
15u J 230 J
...
0
... '" u 0
...
4S 0
0 0
1 1
18
0 U
," 20
... ... 0 :t
.., ,0
0 0 0
,
: '"
0
,l'apua Ne.. Guinea ¥h.hpp.nes a.publ.c of Korea ,Samoa
II
1'.' 1984 1••, 1985 19"5
,. " 41 208 lbO',
3 252
22
..
0 10
..
47
0 IS '
,
200" '" 0 0
1 0 0
1 520 0 - 0 '
7b U
... 0 0 0 "
0
n 24
-
0 27 0, U '0 ' '
'Sl.ngapore.
1985 1•• '
2,60
-
1 0
126 0
5 0 0 0 0
,25, ''''
Solomon I.lands 'ro•• lau :TO.8
270 2
0 0 U
0
2..
.,
1985
u 0 '
1985 1985 ,"0'
99 163 ,
\1, 0 0'
U
2" " 2~
,T 'r ot the Pac.fic ulands _'l'uvslu
u u 0
,
0
0
,0 31
vanuatu Vl.et Ham
1985**, 1985 1980
" 1>1 60 347,
0 -
' I , ()
-,0
0 0
0
75"*· 45 107 1
0
502 0
9 0
399 0
4 93, '0
592 0
32
Wallis and Futuna
10
C ~
***
. * Up ** Up
to July 1985 only
to Jun~ 1985 only Not confirmed confirmed in laboratories
Part I
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REGION
DATA BANK ON SOCIOI!CONOMIC AND IlEALTH INDICATORS
Five diseases under the WHO Monthly en Notes Cumulative totals of cases and deaths from reports TE:!ceiverJ for the years 1983-85
r No.
Country/Area
Estimated
Name (2).
(I) I 2 3 4 5 6
Year (3)
poplilat ion (' 000)
(4) 35 15 550 224 I 051 551 20
ClJmuL.ltive number of diseases MEN [NGITIS INFLU£N'ZA PLACUI=: Cases 1 Deaths Cases Cases I Deaths Deaths
( 5)
( 6)
I
(7)
American Samoa Aus tral ia Brunei- Darussalam
1985 1985 1985 1984 1985 1984 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1980 1985 1985 1985 1980 1985 1985
II 731
... 0
0
. .. ZOZ 0
79
.,
. 1 8
7
0 66
... 0 0
... 0
0 5 935 0 '"
... 0
China Cook Islands
3918165 1 934
U'i'i!2 .
a 0
" ,
Democratic Kampu(:he.a
7 149 710 160 120
I
...
... 0 0 1
... 160 99 20 12+ 27 31 526 1
.., 0
... (] {)
7 8
Fiji French Polynesia
62 723 5 254 I 267
3 0 1
0
9
Guam Hong Kong
10 II
Japan
5 ~23 120 760 60 3 585 392 15 880 7 150 3 230 3 3 252 54 668 41 208 160 2 560 270 2
I
... 69 414 38 709 53 006 0
...
...
a 0 .., 0
0
... ...
0 7
0
... (]
12
Kiribati Lao People s Oem. Rep. Macao MoO l~ysia
3 I 0
13 14 15
98 1 0 0 8 .
.., 0
'"
0
,
.
... 0 0
... 0 0
... 0 0 107 1 1 698 1 673 0 11
."
... 0
Nauru New Caledonia New Zoe a Land
0
'l7
r,d 19 20 21 22 2J
... 1 177
... a 5 980 0
... ... 0
... .. . 0
Niue Papua New Guinea
1985 1984 1985 1985 1985 [985 1985 [985 1985
0 249
56 256 39~
Ph i ll.ppines Republic of Korea Samoa Singapore
789 0
61B 0 0
... ... 0 0
... ... 0
7 803 665 169 9 [45 I 256
0 7
0
24 25 26 1.1
... 2 2
... 0 0
0
a 0
Solomon lslands Tokelau Tonga
0 0
a il
28 29 30
T T of the Pacific Is.
1985 [985 1985
99 163 8 131 60 347 10
15 829 8 953 2 005 15 000 479 077 1 695
0 16 )
0
0
0
... 0
... J
a 0
a 0 0 6 0
'fllvalu Vanuatu
0 4 0
44 3 054 0
3 344 0
0 [37 0
31 32
Viet Mam Wallis and Futuna
19B5 1980
+
cer~brospinal
meningitis and meningococcal infections
Part_J'; h&e34 31 Harch 1987 WESTERN PACrrIC, REGION
DATA IlANte
ON
'
SQCIOECONOMIC INDICATORS . ", AND HEALTH :. ~
. Proportion of infants under i year of age: who have been fully' :.. iuaunized against tuberculosis, diphtheria, pOlioayelitis and measles. 1982-85 " ,
"
. . disease. W '
,
'
No . .
COUfitry/Area '
Year lYII4
All
EPl
Tuberculo.is
:liPT 111 ,""
Polio. III
Keasbs
-' 1, Amar"".. S....,. ~'
,
Au.atDll.a. ' JlX>lne1·l! ....... 1... ' "
,
~-'
1'114 ,
"", -:-;,~ ...... ,
", " '
,
"
'<".Jlll1na , , ~'
",
',,, I " ,
<;O.I<, •• .l•• de
I'II4
Hr>,)*
o
,,1!...oc.... Pc
l"HJ'
,
K.mpucn~a
I'~:S
,
.- .... -.
, '
, '
,
•••• ,
"'.' 00
" 8 ' F<e•• h iIoly"".i. ' g'C"!"", , iU, nonq Kong 1l·J·P4I>
WQ4 19114~8S ,
:, ,951:.1 " 97-99!!1 ,
.
"
til.!. "
, 24.6
'
,
,i''''
,"
•!IT ' , 98.4' " , ,
,"
1984 , "
12, ,13
1<1.r1-l>~tt~
J:.ao People s Dem. Rep. 1985 ' 1984
·... ·. ~
, ~ , ,
84.6 , "
98.1
72.9 "
: 'C,
'
,
14 -Mae.c - . 15 ' H41ay"i. iO, ,
99
i!/ "
fl.! 55.0 ,
,2/ ,4~.<>.!!1 '
95.1
5J.5,
n.",.u New_C.l~onia
I , 1983 1982 "
....
17
98***
,i"" 21)
~." "".14nd ~.pu. ,'ow ~U1ne.
1> Niue 21" PhUipp,nea 22", Re~UDi1C or Kore. ,
"~
2'1' Samo~ , ">nqapore, 26 . Tokelau'
,
1985 1',0' 1~84
...
..... ~
I''''
... 7.S "
,"','
,
"
73.<>8
...
71.90 79.1, .2.j,
71.33
.... , 20.2 "
, 0'.8 "
'33.1 " '61. 0 8!>.5 ' ,'lJ
:... '
'
"
"
100 ,
62.4 89.5" ~I
4.9 89.U'
,
,
96.8
a
.. ,
,.
25 Solaaon Islands , .27 'Tonq.
·..
87 -
.. ,
1984 1981-84 1'0. 1983 1983
8()+
,
.,
28 "TT ot the-Pacific Is. 2., Tuvalu 3D . . Vanuatu 31, V1-.t Nom, 3Z wal.l~a·and'Futuna
JQ-99l!/
lOa
.
J6
82 18
65
,
68 ,50-70 '.
22 72.1·
1.8,
100
"
. , ,
,
... ,
.
'
** *** _
*
95% - $ain island; 75% - outer islandS Diphtheria tetanus - Whooping cough - measles At 6. years oldj excluding measles
f, IlJIaIUnizatian
!/
of children 2-6 years old; excluding BeG Peninsular M.alaysia only , ~I Excluding measles
Diphtheria/pertussis/tetanu8/~easle8 ~I The intense migratory movement and the Territory's still deficient datB information system do not permit the knowledge of the demographic base necessary for effective calculations.
Part I Page 35 Jl March 198 (
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION 011~A IIAI< K
ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND }ffiALTH INDICATORS No.
Countt'y/Area
Year
Per cent of popular ion served with safe water
Year
Percent of population with a(Jequate sanitary facilties
1 2 3
Ame.rican Samoa
... \982 \984
...
Austraha Brune~
98.6
1982 1984
90 •• 80
Darussalam
4 ~
China 'OOK uLand. ,"0'
.. . ou-»·
9U
• 7
Democratic, Kampuchea
... 1980 1983 190' 1984 190) 83.3 80
·.. .. . '"
Fiji Fre.nch Polynena Guam Hong Kont Japan
8 9
1983 1904 19B4 1903
U-., 95+
IOU 99
10 11
12 13
Kiribati
.... .. , 99 01.69
99 99
Lao People Macao H"alays18
6
Dem.
Re~~
... ·.. 1985 1980 1983 1984 l~ln
\4 15
1985 1,•• 1983 1984 1983 190) 1983 1901
U-99; R-60
I. H
Nauru New Caledonia
...
... ...
75.4
100 est.
84
18 19 20 21 22 z~
New Zealand Niue Papua
0-100
... U-54.7; R- IO 64.5 83 OU 100 U-.0.9; k-5'.8 190~
88** U-Stl.9; R-3.4
New Guinea
Ph1l1pPln<e 8
lYS')
Republic of Kor<ea
... 19"" lYlS~
' •• 5
Samoa Sl.ngapore Solomon Islands Tokelau
2~
1982
6" 85 U-90.0
2)
IYo. 1984
2b 27 26
... 95 bU
... 1984 40 30
Tonga T T of the
Pacific Islands .
198)
lY8J IlJ~1.j
"' 30 31 32
Tuvalu Vanuatu Viet Nam Wallis and Futuna
I ... 1981-85 1985
lOu 45
1981-~) 1~85
"0 30 35
U->O; R-33
...
· ..
** U -
*
99% - Rarotonga; 80% - outer islands Refers to 5~wers only Vrban
R - Rural
Part 1 Pale 36 31 Karch 1981
,'.:-
,-:-.. ,
, ,
, Country/Area "
,
, 8,>,
. ". '
,
.-
"
c I!etcent of lOW birth weiaht ,
.',' ,' .. Haternal ~talit
•
' infanta ( ~ 2499 ~r .... ) I' -. nata' ~ ·lear,
".te Year " , , , "'
Data
1 "
American --._-_ .. , Samoa _._ ~u.tX:~l~~
" ,
2 " '
.".' ',' " '
,'c"""" _197,9" "
19B2
,
2,b "
....
~.,8 , IU"
1984 "~4, ,
0.075 , U,.4b
>
'Brunei D...... U ... ,
,
" "l~"", " ' '
.,4
, 0
Ch1na ,
,. ' '
... ,
'
,
'
... " 1
,COOk hlonO. "
,1'04 , '"
Z.O ,
1 '00-,"" ,
DelllOcrat1c Xa~~~hea F1J' . r ••
I
• • 10 II
- '-.' . ,
"
I'"t'ene~ Polynl!"s~a .
, ,
1~II4 '
~."
".' , ,
',' . UO~ , "
,r·', , I,., , '
,
u.v'"
". ,1,., 19.~,
UUOln
,,1'0 '
,
u,Jlo O.Q5
HOng ,Kong Japan ~ir1~_ati ,
, , ,
'
'
,1!i85, M.8~,~.1.i F,.,.ale-4.8 '" ,.0.
'" C, ,?" ! "
,198J
?l»"
12 1',
_
Lao People • Dem. Re::~. "
c
, '
1979 , 1.0.
, ,
,
,
.l~ , ,JU-4U
...
1•• 4 , 1.~5',
U.02,
14 15
Kacao' l1a~~y •.i . ,
.
1)/85 c
4,1
9.0 O.4o.!!l.
",l984 "
9.9,
; 10 , . N.~ru
...
19B3 "
... ...
17 "I.
'New CaledoU).a
,
U84 ,"o~
'New, .ea.a"" ' Niue Pa~.~ Mew: liu~ne.
I
1..2 I •• t.)
, 19114 1_
0.16" v.o
",
'
I " "
'
5.2 3.5 ~,.U
,
I' <u 21 ,22 2;
,.,. 1?83 ,
nB5
...
,
Ph1.h·PP1ne s ...puoae S'amoa ~
1',,4
1... , ,
0.8 U.,q
Ot" ,.,o~ea
.
"L'~~", 198J, " •
'" •• <
1..,
2>
'" 2" 29
:lJ.ngapore
, So lomon Idanda
... ~
<.4 ,
1983,
~" , '
0,:' , ,
...
.,.J, "0'
0.4 Y,U
. 191j4..
0.1 \J
<0
'OKuau Tonga, T'T
."r/~
~.u-o.o
27
1984 1983 1983
- "'_._d_
2.0 0;0-9.8 3,0 198z
,,,
of the Pac1flC Island.
1979-81
1.57
Tuvalu
19tiJ 1983
2.5 1.07 1.4
JU
Vanuatu
4.66 ,
,.
~i
Vlet Nam Wall .. and~
19., Futuna
13
...
19.,
...
*Peninsular Malay.ia only
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====",======""",==-=:""=0:::======.""=="'======="''''''''==:::=='''========c== ============-===============-=========-==========z Indicatods) for. AMERICAN SAMOA ================~=====E_===_=C
1.
Area
(in 1000 sq. km.)
__ =-___ =================== ====="'====== ==;:===""=====;=""'= ==================== o. ::w 11/83 1981 1984 35 1.9
YeaI'"
Vata
Source of Data
2. 3. 4.
Estimated populatio,
\ 000)
13/85
Annual population gt{'wth rate Percentage of population
(%)
1984
13185
less than 15 years
·5. 6. 7.
65+ years 1980 1984 198" 1984 1978-1982
... 45.7 3. 'n
...
Urban population
(%)
03/79 13/8'> 13/85 13/8'> 13/85
Rate of natural increase of population l% per annum) Crude buth rate lper luOO populat10n) Crude death rate (per 1000 popu lat ion) Lite expectancy at birth Total - Male
39.2
8. 9.
4.3 7LJ. 1
-
(years)
(years) Female (years)
b7.b 7).5
10. II.
Infant mortality rate (per 1000 live births) Tota1 fert i Hty rate (women 15-49 years) Socio-economic indicators for the year 2000 Estimated populat10n~
1984
5.8
... 2000 39
13185
12.
l
OUU}
03/79.1
Life elCpectan<:y at birth
- Male - Female
(years) (years)
... 1995-2000
... I. 05
Annual population growth rate, Crude b1rth rate ~
( %)
03/79.1
per 1000 populat10n)
Crude death rate (per 1000 population) Rate of natura 1 ~nc
rease lk per annum) (Ust) ( %)
... ... ... ... ...
!J. 14. 15. 16.
Per Capita Gross at market prices
~at
iooal Product (GNP)
Rate of growth of p<r capita GNP
PeI'"centage Gross Domestic Product (GDP)- derived from manufacturing at constant £8<:tor cost (X) Economically active pop in primary sector
... ... ...
- Number 1n agr1culture l 000) - Percent in agriculture (X) 17. 18. 19. Daily per capita calorie supp~y
lcalories)
Daily per capita protein supply (grams) Adult Ilteracy rate
... ... ... ... ...
- Total - Male - Female
...
...
20.
Heal th budget/expenditure
- Amount
... Goverrunent's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for lIealth For All by the Year 2000, 1985 World PopUlation Trends and Prospects by Country 1950-2UOU; Summary Report of the 1978 Assessment, UN~ 1979 Urban, Rural and City Population, 1950-2000, As Assessed in lY7o. UN, l~J9 Information furnished by American SamQa Health Planning and LJevelopment Agency, 16 November 1984 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cas(!s antJ De,ltli.,> from J/:s Selected Diseases for the 'fear 198~, Revised December l~86 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revi&ed by G(j\lerlHlIcnt, 1982 and 1983 Government Responses to World Health Statistic~ Annual ~ue>itionnaire on Health Manpower, ]984 South Pacific Epidemiological and Health Infot"Tuation Service, Annual Heport 1980
Source
Per capita
- As % of total budget
13/85: 03179. I: 03179: 06/84: 06/86: 12/83: 12/84: 14/80;
Part II Page 2 31 lIAIn:h 1987
WES1'EIUI PACIH' U~ION 1M1'A BAlIK ON SOCIOE~OHIC ANU HEAL~~ I~DICAt~RS lndicator(s> for: Year 'Data katio per 10000 I :>ource 01 Uata
:21.
Health lI.npower Phyaicians Medical assistanta Professional Hursing/Midwifery Pel'lonnel
1984 1984 1984
25 4
18
1.2 I. 1 5.1 Rate per 100 000 182 29.3 38 30 24 12 6
O"/~4
122.
Leading cau.ea of infectioua
I~:;e:f 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 lCD cod.
Gonorrhoea Infantile gastroenteritis, hospitalized Leprosy, all fO~1 . Infectious hepatitis Humpa Tuberculosis. all forma Heaslea Filariasis, positive cases
62
Il/llS
:.v-
13 10 &
4 2 I
3 Rate
12 3 •
Te. l.ading cau ... of
INo. of Deaths
24.
Dise •• e of the he.rt 390-398. 402, 404-429 E800-~949 Accidents and adverae effect. 140-2011 Mali,n.pt neap I .... 490-496 Chronic obstructive pulmonary di8e~le ,4)1)-438 Cerebrova.cular diaease Di.beti, mellitus 250 Certain conditioDs_arising 760-779 in the perinatal period 480-487 PneIDlOQia and influenza 740-759 ~enit.l anomalies £960-£978 Homicide ~a.ea.oo 0.".0 for six dis..... under the WHO-EPI Diphtt\eria Pertussis Tetanus Polimayelitia Tuberculosis Heaales
1982 1982 1982 1982 \982
1982 1982 1982 1982 1982
... ... ... ... '"
100 000 82 55.2 46.2
P'. 13/85
28.' 23.~
... '"
16.4 16.4 11.9 lI.9 . H.9 Deaths \l
... '" ... Cases \)
19a5 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
Ob/bb
0 0
0 7 28
0 0 0 0 0
25.
C .... , f~ ,under the WHO Annual CD BulletIn GODorr-hoea Hepatitis viral - Type A - Type B
- UNSP Syphi IIi. Trachoma Yavs
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 undn the
Case, 19 23 0
06/86
2 0 0
0
26.
.~~~e.• and de.th. fo • • ix WHO Monthly CD Notes Cholera ' Dengue fever/VHF Encephalitis Influenza Meningitis Plague
Cases
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
0
0 0 1I 731
Deaths 0 0 0
06/~6
...7 90
0 0 '"
,27.
: io~ of und~. on. ye . . of age wh~r have been fully i1llllunized sgaiDst tubercul.osis , diphtheria, poliomyelitis and' measles BCG
1984
, '1/65
Polio In Measles
DPT III
28. 29. pO.
• •• cent ot popUlation .a..ed with •• f . . .at . . ~:;i~~~~' of population .. ith 'J
. ... g.-msl
Po. cent of low bi.th weight infailts ( MatH.a' mona'. ty <ate
~2499
1982
IJI.
....
~.6
13/85
Part 11
Pale 3 31 March 1987
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DAtA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC /lIiD HEALlb INDICAIORS
r ...--··..·-····-·-·····--_·····D.._ ...-.-...-~-._C&...----. AUSTRALIA F......Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .==••==••Q • • • • • • ==••••••••••• 1. Area (in 1000 sq. laD.) lndicatod.). for~
. ......... Year .....===s""=
c ••••••••••••••
..................... 12/86 12/86 12/8b 12/86 12/86 12/86 12/86 12/86 12/8b 13/8'
==
Source of Oata •• •••••••••• ............•........ ~.=
Data
1985 1984 1983-1984 1984 1984 1981 1983-1984 1984 1984 1984
7 b82.3 15 b48.9 1.19 24.0 10.1
2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
Eatimated population
('000) (X)
Annual population growth rate
Percentage of population - less than 15 years - 65+ years
Urban population
(ll
85.8 0.84 15.3 7.2
Rate of natural increase of population (% per annum) Crude birth rate (per 1000 population) Crude death rate lper 1000 population)
Life expectancy at birth - Tot~1 - Hale
~y .... ! (years) - Female (years)
... 72.b
79.1 1984 1984 2000 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 1995-2000 r984-1985 1982-1984 1982-1983 9.2*
10. -Infant mortality rate (per 1000 live births) ll.
12/86 12/86 12/86 12/8b 12/86 12/86 12/86 03/79.1 12/86 12/86 12/86
12.
Totel fertility rate (woaen l5-~9 yeaTa' Soc io-economic indicators for the year 2000 (' 000) E8ti~ted popUlation, (years) Life expectancy at birth - Hale - Female (years)
1.8*
18 470.9 72.8 80.8 0.9 13.7 8.3 0.b4 10 249 11 652 4.3 16.9**
Annual population growth rate (X) Crude birth rate lper 1000 population) Crud~
death rate (per 1000 population) incr~ase
Rate of natural I
l% per annum)
13.
l
Per Capita Gross National Product (GNP) at market prices (US$) (Ai) Rate of 8Towth of per capita GNP (X)
14. 15. 16.
Percentage Gross Domestic Product (GDP) derived from .anufacturina at constant factol' cost (I) Economically active pop in primary sector - NUlllber in aariculture \. 000) - Percent in qricu1ture (X)
1981 1981 1983-1984 1983-1984 1981 1981 1984-1985 1984-1985
379 b.O 3 421.4
12/86 12/86 12/.' 12/86
11.
Daily per _.,ita •• 10no oupply ,_alon.ol Daily per capita protein supply (gr . .sl
18. 19. 20.
Adult hteracy rate
- 'l'otal - Male - Pemale
...88 82
97.7
12/86
Health
buQ&et/exp.n4it~re
- Amount - Per capita
5 239.8 333.3 8.2
121~6
12/86 12/86
- As % of total Official Exchange Rate:
budget
1984 g
1 US$
A$ 1.14 (1984)
*Rates affected by 1ate registration$ in New South Wales of births and deaths for 1984 **At constant mark~t prices Source
13/83: 03/79.1: 06/86;
12/86;
Government's Report on Monitoring Progress in Implementing the Strategies for HFA/2000, 1983 World Population Trends and Prospects by Country 1950-2000; Summary Report of the 19/8 Assessment, UN. 1979 Government's Reply to Cumulative Total of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the ~ear 1985, Revised December 1986 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government, 12 February 1986
Part II Pa.ge 4
31 March 1'81 WESTERN PAClilC i£GIOB DATA SO~IOECO~OHI~ ~K
OB
~~
21.
......--................................................. ... ----.----...---......... ..............--.--.........--... ._.... .............- ....--..... -_._..._ Indicator< .) for: AUSTRALIA ~
AtiD
HEALl~
INDICATORS
_ ...... ID'-•• _ ........._ ......................... Source of Vata Ye,Ar Data
Health mcopower
Number
Physicians Medical assistants Prole •• ional Nursing/Midwifery Personnel
1984 1981 ICD 'Code
... 139 434
31 652
Ratio per 10 000 20.2
1218.
43.4 Rate per . 100 000 57.2 21.4 15.2 13.4 10.0 8.4 6.6 4.1 2.7 Rate per 100 000 199.0 140.9 81.4 36.2 34. ~
22.
Ten leading causes of morbidity GonotThoea Syphilis Viral hepatitis Salmonella infections Hepatitis B (8e~) TUf,erculosis, all fOllDs Giardiasis* Mataria Shigellosis (shigella infections)
23.
Ten leading eauaes of .ortalLty Other ischaemic heart disea,e Acute myocardial infarction C.rebrov••cular di ••••• 415, 416 1 Other forms of heart di.ea,e Malian.nt neoplasm of trachea, bronchus and luna: Motor vehicle traffic accidents Malignant neopla .. of ~OlOD Bronchitis, emphy.ema and asthma Halianant neoplasm of female breast Pneumonia Atherosclerosb
098 090-097 010 003 070.3 010-018 007.1 084 004 reD code 411-414 410 430-438 420-429 162 810-819 153 490-493 174 480-486 440
1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
No. of Cases 8894 3 323 2 367 2 092 1 559 1 299 1 025 640 420 No. of Deaths 30 951 21 920 12 660 5 628 5 391 2 2 2 2 1 I 714
12/8.
1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
12/86
700 148 08S 623 469 17 587 11
17.4 17.4 13.8 13.4 10.4 9.4 Death.
24.
C ••• a and dea-the for undar the WHO-EPt Diphtheria Pertu88is 'ret_GUs Polioayeliti. Tuberculo.is Measles
siX
dilee.se. Cases
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
1 088
.. .
-
· .. ·.. · .. · .. ...
06/86
...
25.
Caaes for disea8es under the WHO Annual en BulletiQ Gonorrhoea Hepatitis vir•• - Type A - Type 6 - UNSP
Syphillis Trachoma -Y.ws
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
Cases 7 605 848 1 645 122 3 523 63 "
l>eatbs
.
... ... · .. ·.. 7 79 66
· .. ... ...
06/86
26.
Cases and deaths for six diseases under the WHO Monthly CD Notes Cholera Dengue fever/DHF E.ncephalitis Influen~a
Cases
Meningitis Plague
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
· .. ...
-
Deaths
-
06/86
·..-
-
27.
Proportion of infants under one year of age who have been fully iJDmUnized against tuberculosis, diphtheria, poliomyeliti~ and measles
BeG OPT III
Polio III Heaales
·.. 1982 1982 1979 1984
... · ·.. .. 98.6 98.6 5.8 0.075 13/83 13/83
28. 29. 30. 3\.
Per cent of populetion served with safe water Per cent of population with adequ4te sanitary facilities Per c~nt
of low birth weight infants ( ~2499 grams)
13/83 12/86
Maternal mortality rate
*Not notifiable in all of the States and Territories of Australia
Part II Page 531 March lCJH,
WESTERN PA(;ifl(; R.GlON DA1A BANK ON SOClOECQft40Ml{; AND HEAL1H It-lDl(;A1.0RS F~=:~===~C========~================~====~=============================
=============c=======-================ Data Source
IndicatorCs-> for;
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
b====:==~===============_--
____ -__ (
'iear.-
=_-==-_=c=~==:========
============ ================ce=== ==Ce.==:=::=:=: 1984 5.77 216 2.5 37.1 3.0 59.4 2.58 29.3 3.52 70. I 70. I 72.7 12.7 5.1 306 12/83
at Data
1.
Area
(in 1000 sq. km.)
2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
E8t lmated population
000) (Xl lpss than
1984 19B4 15 years 198" 1984 1981 1984 1984 19S4
13185 I31B5
Annual population growttl rdte Percentage of porul<lti.~::
12/86
Urban popuJation Rate
65+ years
12186 12/83
eX)
at
natural increase of population (X per annum)
13185 12/86 12/86 1l/86
7.
Crude birth rate (per 1000 population) Crude death rate (per 1000 population) (years! Life expectancy at birth - Tota I (YEars) - Male - Female (years)
B. 9.
1984
10. 'Infant marta I ity rate (per 1000 1 i ve births)
1~84
131"; 14183 03/79.1
11. 12.
Total fertil ity rate (women 15-49 years) Socio-economic indicators for the year 2000 Estimated population,
1975-1980 2UOO
\ • 000) (years) - Fema
Life eKpectancy at birth - Male
·.. 1995 2000
Ie (years)
... 2.00 03179.1
Annual popu lat ion growth rate,
m
Crude birth rate (per 1000 population) Crude death rate (per 1000 population) Rate of natu:ra 1 increase l% per annum)
... ... 1984 1970 1979
...
•
13.
Per Capita Gross Nat ional Product (GNP) (US$) at market prices
J
(.$)
7 676* or 16 427 4.6
13/85 07/81
14. 15. 16.
Rate of growth of per capita GNP
(X)
Percentage Gross Uomest ic Product «(;UP) deri ved from manufacturing at constant factor cost (X) Economically active pop in primary sector - Number in agriculture ('000)
... · .. ... lY84
17. 18. 19.
Percent in agriculture
(%l 1984 l~84 I
Daily per capita calorie supply lcalories) Dai ly per capita protein supply (grams) Adult literacy rate Total - Ma I e
2 959 73.7 80.3
131B5 131115
20. - Amount
Female
... · .. )b
1 j/B5
Health budget I expend iture
(B$) (B$)
1984
077 656
13/85 12/84 12/84
Per cari ta - As % of total budget
1982 1982
i
323 5
,', l'er capita GUP Official ~xchange ~ate: US$ 1.00 2.14 (1984) Source 131B5: Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in lmplementillg the Strategies for Health Io'or All by the Year 2000, 1985 03/79. I; Summary Report of the 1978 Assessment, UN, 1979 FAO Production Yearbook 1979 03/79 Government's Reply to (.'umuJative Totals of Cases .3nd Deaths from 18 Selected 06/86; Diseases for the Year 1985, Revised December 1986 07/81; 1981 World Bank At las 12181; Government Responses to \.IllSA Questionnaire on Causes cl Inl'ectious and l'arasitic Diseases and 011 Number of Deaths by Call.!;"; 12/82.2, GQvernment 1 s Reply to EPl Health InformatiDn Sysl£:'JII 1.1!w;>tionnaire, lY82 12183; Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised vy Luwrnment, PJI):t and l';ttU Count ry Ilea I ttl lnfonnat ion Pn.l til t' «;IIIP) t't'VLSt'U oy (,UV,-' nun~nt. I 'fbi, 12184; 12/86; Country Health Infonnation Profile (CHIP) revlst"d by Government, L"Jh!l 14/83, 1983 World PopUlation Data Sheet, Population Hett.'['enc.:c tlureau inc., Washillgtol1, UL
= nt
Part II Page 6 Jl March 1987 WESl'£RlI PACIFiC REGIOI'oDAU IlANK 011
SOClOECOIiOMlc.: MID IIEALlh ~_"~
1~lnu.1OR~ =.==.=.==C==.=~==.====.==~.======
•••••
=._~.K.~m=.
__•••_••
=_-=._.~_==~=~_=~
Indicatods) for: ~ __ • • • • •a
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
• • ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . =~.=
••=-=••= •• ••aK=_-••="Z.S•• Data •••••••••••=_•• Year == •....... -.=••= -",:;!.-;:""==,",,,,,= ~ 11; . . . .
Source of Data Z~=====.======.=
21.
Health manpower Physicians Medical assistants Professional Nursing/Midwifery Personnel 1~&4
Ih.lmber
Ratio per 10 OQO 5.4
1964
801
...
Ufo
12/8b
37.1 Rate per 100 QOO 120
. 22.
Leading causes of 'IDO'tbidity Cardiovascular diseases Gastroenteritis Upper respiratory, infection,
No. of ~ase.
1984 1984 1984
261
...
., .
... .. .
12/Hb
~l.
Lead fog c aU8e 5 of mortality Cardiovascular disea.es . Road traffic accidents, other Haliinan_t COndition, and other ac~idents
19810 19810 1984
No. of Deaths 140 61 57 ~ses
Rate per 100 IJOO
64.8 28.2 2b.4 . Deaths
n'~b
2~.
Casss and deaths- f9~ six under the WHO-EPI Diphtheria Pertussis Tetanus Polio..ye lit is Tuberculosis Heasles
dise~Be8_
1985 1985
IYHS 1985 1985 1985
238 617
2 -
I I
Ob/bb
19 Ob'"6
25.
Cases for disea.el under the WHO Annual CD Bulletin Conorrhoea Hepatitis viral - Type A - Type B
Cases
- UNSP Syphillis Trachoma Yaws
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
... 23 20 11
J6
06/86
6.
Case. and d.athe for .ix dl8eases under the WHO tlonthly CD Note. Cholera Dengue fever/DHF Encephalitis Influenza Meningitis Plague I
(.:alel
1985 1985 1985 1985
1985 1985
1
27.
Proportion of infants under one year of a&~ who have been fully i~unized against tube~cu los is diphtheria, poliomyelitis and measles 1984
BeG
96
13/85
DPT III
Polio III Measles 28. Per cent of populatl.on served with safe water Per c_ent of population with adequate sanitary
1984 1984 19B4
90 HO
13/85 1)/85
9. 30. 31.
facilities Per cent of low birtb weight infants ( ":2499 grams) Haternal mortality rate
to 0.46
13/b5
1984
PISS
Part II Page 7
31 March 1 '.I~1 ~E:,rl'EiTht pAtiFH; REGIOh £lA1A BANK ON
SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALlh -===~~~=~~~~==:=~~=:~=~~=~===~~~===~~======================
1~DH:A10R!:i
========~-~==~==~=~==~=~==========~==~=====~~===-
Indicato'ds) for:
F·==~~~=·=========~========~-==~I. Are. (in 1000 sq. krn. )
CHINA 1 PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF
=====-=-=====-~==========
===="'::=== ====================== 1983 1983 9 600 1 024 950 1.3 32.7 5.6 23.5 1. 54
Yea.r
Data
Source 01 Vat.!!
"'="''''==s=-''''''''''''''''''''''= 06/84 13/85
2.
,.
lstimated population
( '(00) (%1 th~n
Annual population-growth nlte Pel'centa&e of population ..
1979-83 15 years 1982 1982-
06/84 1U/82
4.
-
lefl6
- 65' (l)
years
10/82
5. 6.
urban population
1983 1983 1983 1983 1985 1985 1985 1984 1982 2000 (yeltu)
06/84 06/84 06/84
Rate of natural increase: of population (% per annum) Crude birth rate (per 1000 population) Crude death rate ~per
1. 8. 9.
18.b2 7.08 68.9 67.0 11.0 34.7 2.6 1 255 656 67.9 12.6
1000 population)
Obl84 12186
Life expectancy at -birth
-
- Total (years) (years) , Male Female (years)
10 •. Infant mortality rate,tpe-r 1000 live births) 11. 12. Total fertility rate (women 15-49 years) Socia-economic indicators for the year 2000
13/8; 10/82
Est imated population,
( '000) - Male
03/84 03179.1
Life II!xpectancy at birth
1995-2000 1995-2000 1995-2000 1995-2000 1995-2000 1995-2000 1980 1970-79 .
-
Female (years)
03/79.1 03179.1 03/79.1 03179.1 03/79.1 07/~1
Annual population growth rate,
(Z)
Crude birth rate (per 1000 population) Crude death rate (per 1000 population),
•
0.97 17.4 7.7 0.91 290 2.B 34.0
Rate of natural increase (% per annum) 13. 14. 15. 16. Per Capita Gross National 'Product (GNP)
ae market prices Rate of growth of per capi ta
(ust) ClIP
( %)
07181 14/82 03/80 03180
Percentage Cross Domestic Product {GDP) derived from manufacturing at- constant factor cost {%) Economically active pop - Number
. 19 8 U
;n
primary sector
;n
agriculture ('000)
1980 1980 1982 1982
265 879 59.8 2 484
17. 18.
Percent
in agriculture (tl
Oai ly per capita cn lorie supply (calories) , Oaily per capita protein supply (grams) Adult literacy rate
12/86 12/86
67
19.
20. - Amount
-
1'ota 1 Male Female
...
Health budget / expend lture
...
-
Per capita
... ...
- As % of total budget
Source
13/85. 03/79.1:
03/80: 03/34: 06/84: 06/84.1: 06/85:
07/81 : 10/82: 12186: 14/82:
Government's Report on 'Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health For Al i by the Year :WOO. 1985 World PopUlation Trends and Prospects by Country 19S{J-;WVO: Summary Report of the 1978 Assessment, UN, 19]9 FAD Production Yearbook 1980 198~ United Nations World Population Chart Statistical Yearbook of China, State Statistical Bureau, People's Republic Of China, December 1984 Semi-Annual Report of WRC/Beijing for the peTiad March tu August 1985 Government's Reply to Cumulative 'rotats of Gases and l.Jftatils from l~ Selected Diseases for -thE:! Years 1983-84 J981 World Bank Atlas 1982 KSCAP Population Data Sheet Country Health Infoo1l8tion Profile (UUr) revised by (;overnment. lIJ8b Key Indic.ators of Developing' Nember Countries of Atm, April 198:::
Part II Page. 8 31 March 1981 WESURM rACIne k.~lO~ DAtA IlA/lIe ~ 5OCI0~(;()lIQIIlC AMD HEALTh lliDll'AUII!S ~~
•••
~~
...... ___.c..............................._. . . ••• ~
....... 'Vea" • ••••• 1984 1984 1984
~ .
........................................................ Health IHnpower Physicians H.dical assistants Professional Nursing/Hidvifery h.",.·,
lndieator(s) fGr:
CHINA. PlOPLE'£ K€PUBLIC Of
••••••••••c••• •••• ... ......,...""=....,. .. Data Source ot Data .•............~~............ ................ ~ ~==~_~.c ~ =~
2t.
l.I . .ber 9~3
kat io pet 10 GOO
766-
I 381 4$6
8.9 13.4·
U/gh
:.l.l-;
.9) 991 110. ~f
•• 7 Ilate per
22.
Ten leadina causes of infectious diseases I'DOrbidity
Influen=a Dy.sentery
Halarill Viral Hepatitis Meaates .Whooping cough £pid •• ic cerebro-spinal meningiti8 Typhoid and paratyphoid fever lI.emorrhag~c feve r I..eptoapit"osia 23.
1984 1984 1984 1?84 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
Ca.es 3 918 1&5 J 363 983 903 502 696 074 619 109 2B 9&S 119 912 99 988 90 93& 37 076 NQ. of
100 IJ(j() 380.: 375.0
I:.IIBb
Bl.7 61.5
W.I 21.0 11.6
9.1 8.S 3.6
Mortality troa ten ,infectiou8 di,e •••• Epidemic c«~b~o-8pin.l IHllingitia Haemorrhagic fever tie.ales Bpide.ic encephalitis B Viral bepatJtia Lepto8pirosis Dipbtheria Whpoping cou,h • Typhoid and paratyphoid fever Influenza 1984 1984 1984 \984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
Deaths S 935 2 925 1 90& 2 365 2 050 745 372 333 152 102 Case ..
kate pel' 100 G~O 0 ••
0.1 U_:i
06/84.1
0.2 0.2
O. I 0.03 0.03 0.02 0.02
24.
~aae$
and deatbs _for six diseales uncle" the WHQ-EPI Dipbtheria Pet'tuni. Tetanus Polio_yelicia Tuberculosis Heaales
1984 1984 )984 1984 1984 1984
J 418 215 965 1 .26 619 109 Case.
... ...
Deatbs J12 JJJ
06/8;
...
2 906
...
SO
25.
Ca.es for di.e.~e. "nder the WHO Annual CD Bulletin Gonorrhoea Hepatitis viral -TypeA) -TypeS) - UilSP
)
Syphiltia Trachoma y .... 26.
1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
) ) 69. 074 )
.. ,
Ob/8)
... ... ...
Cases and deaths for six WHO tiontbly CD Notes Cholera DF/DHF
d~8eaBe8
under the 19B4 19B4 19"" 19~4
Encephalitis Influenza Meningitis Plague 27.
1984 19H4
(;ases I .76 0 2b 2'9 3 918 I.~ 119 912 0
U(!ilths IV 2 3b, 2tl.2 Ufl/85
"
5 .35 0
Proportion of infants under one year cf age who b.ve beeQ fully iDAUnized againat tuberculosis. diphthel'ia, poli~yeliti& and measles
Bec
DPT III Polio IU )teas le.s 28. Per cent of population served wtth s.fe ~ater
..
,
... ...
20. 3C. 31.
Pel" cent of population wlth adequate sanitary facilities
.. , ..,
Per cent of low bil"th weight idant .. ( Maternal mortality rate
~2499 g ..... ' ..
*
lnclqdes doctors of Traditional Cbinese Hedicine; doctors of West~~n Medicine. senior doctors of Integrated Chinese Medic'ine and 'Western Hedic:ine.
Part 11
Page 9 3l March lIJ67 W~STE~
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S(lCIOEtONOMH.; Af>4D HtALl'li INPl(;Al0RS A~==A=S.==S=~=~:
••
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Ind icatod s) for:
cOOl< ISLANDS
Year =="""".===~",,,
.. ==================... 0.24 18 \.6
Data
Source ot "at
== .. ""=-=="" ...=.. "'.., =====",,,,,==..-,,,,,, .. a
.
2. J.
-'
1981 198J 1982 1982 1982 1980 1983
12/B3 13/85 13/85
Annual
populatio~
growth rat-e
4. 5. 6.
Percentage of population
Urban population
- less
m than 15 years
49.8 4.0 29.9 I. ~1
10/82 10/82 03/79 13/85 13/85 I :J/~!J
65+ years
m
Rate at natural incresse of popui<:ltiol1 (% per anntm,) Crude birth rate (per 1000 population) CTude df;!!ath Tate (per 1000 populat ion) Life .expectancy at birth
7. 8. 9.
1983 1983
22.5 6.83
10. 11.
Total - Male
-
(years) (years) Fema le (yean)
19BI
...
13/85 64 70 16.4 4.2 37 131&5 10/82 03/79.1
Infant mortality rate (per 1000 live births)
1983 1982 2000
Total ferti'ity t'ate Socio-economi~
.< women
_J 5-49
years)
12.
indicators for the year 2000
Estimated popu 1 a't ion.
('000) (years) - Female lye.ars)
Life expect .. ncy
i:lt bial! - Me li:
... 1995-2000
...
Annual population growth Tate,
(t)
Grude birth rate (per 1000 population)
Crude death Tate (per 1000 poptJ1ation) Rate of natural increase (X per annum) IJ. Per Cspita GroslI National Product (GNP) at rn.arkl:lt prices lUSt) 190:4
...
...
...
I. (0
03/19.1
(NZ$)
14. 15. 16.
Rate of growth of per capita GNP
l%'
" ... 19)8
980 or 000
13/85
Percentage Cross Domestic Product (GU!') derived from manuf.acturing .at constant factor cost Ct) Economical1y active pop in primary sector - Number
5. I
]4/S2
in egricu 1 ture
(1000)
... ... ...
- Pet"cent in agriculture (%)
17.
Baily
p~r
capita calorie supply .. calories)
lB. 19.
Daily per capita protein supply (~raros) Adult lit eracy rate - Total - Male Fe.male
... , 1983
-
...
JUO
]J/B5
20.
Health budget/expenditure - Amount (US$) (vS$)
1982
2 8J" b25 (
12/83 J'J./!'>] J2/~J
-
Per capita
1982 1982
J 64. IB
- As % of total budget Official Exchange raCe: Source
13. <)
US$ 1.00
= NZt
2.041 (19B4)
13/85; 03179. I; 03119;
00/84; 10/82:
12/BO: 12/83;
14/82; 06/86;
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies fot' lle.:zIth for Al t by the 'tear ZQO<J, 1985. World Population Trends and Prospects by Cauntry 19S()-2(JOO; Summary Report of the 1978 Assessment. UN, 19]~ Urban, Rural and City Population. 1950-2000. as As~essed in 1978. LIN, J979 Information furnished by the Ministry of Health, (.ook lsL:wJs, 11 Novemb('r l'::lgtl 1982 E5t:AP Populat ion Oata Sheet Government Reports an the l'Iumber of Cases of CD Country -Health Information Profile (CUIP) revised by Gave TrHllcnt, 1982 ,1ml 198J Key Indicators of Developing "'ember Countries of IUlB. April 19b:: Government l s Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Vl';J.ths ft'Of\1 18 :lele.::teu Diseases for the Year 19B5. Revised December 198&
Part II Page 10
31 Karch 1987
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DAtA BANK ON SOCIfECOllOKIC AItIl HEALTh INflICAi'ORS Fa__.....~. .~••~_.......~ .................=-••s_...._.~•••~••• Inc!ic4tor(,,) for; cobK. ISLANDS ;~ 'Year
, 21.
_..- ...__..._._..,_.__._....._-----_.......... ...._Health 'manpowet:, Phyaii<;iane
----... ..-.......... ... ~
-.~~.~
== ••
~=~=~~~$=~~~
,
f.~-
•••-. ,..••_ •• _ •• •••••=.D ••• 18 4 b9
Data
Swrce ot Data ~._.~
"
,
....,
lI . .ber
,
Medical assistants' Profe.s.~onal, Nursing/Midwifery Personnel 22.
1983 1983 1983
Ratio per 10 000 10.0
Vb/b4
2.2 38.3
Ten leading causes of
.orb1d~ty
No. of Cases
Rate per 100 {)()U I 239 0<>/1>4 and IJ/8~
Injuries and external causes Diseases of the respiratory sy.tea Diseases of the digestive system DiSeases of the. skin and subcutaneous tissue-S :. Diseases of the circulatory system Diseases of the genito-urinary system Infectious and parasitic diaeaaes -Diseases of the muscular-skeletal syatell
1983
220
1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1~83
208 lOb
1 171 )91' 4~5
88 S)
83 bO 4~
478 467 3)8 27b 2b~
u.
Symptoms and ill-defined eonditiona Diseasea of the nervous eyate. nn lead.ng causes of mortali.ty of circulatory system Diseases of the respiratory Byatee ~iBea8e8
1983 1983 1953
47 40 110. ot
259 kate peT 100 UOO ZJ] O./~4
NeoplasPls Endocrine and metabolic diseases Symptoms and ill-defined conditions . Certain conditions originating in perinatal period Infectious and parasitic diseases Inuries and poison ina Diseas86 Q£ the digestive system
Diseases of the nervous system 24.
1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983
- Death. 42 20 13 10 10 5 4 4
.nd
113 73
13/85
56 56 28 23 23 17 11
3 2
-
Ca... and d~"'b. for . under the -WHO-EPI DiphtbeTia Pertussis Tetanus POliomyelitis Tuberculosis Heaales
81X
diseases Cases* 198~
Deaths* U
1985
-, "
1~8:;
...
0
U·Nb
U
0 0
1985 I~S5
0 1~
1985
43
0 0
125 •
Cases for oloseases under the WHO _ Annual CO Bulletin
Cases* 1~85
Gonor-rhoea Hepatitis viral -' Type A - Type ,~'-,
31> lZ
U./~'
I
- UNSP Syphillis Trachoma Yaws.
.
1985) 1985) 1985)
1985 1985 1985
0 0 0
26.
Cases and deaths for six diseases under the WHO Monthly CO Not•• Cholera Dengue fever/DHF Enceph«litia
Cases* 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1983 0
Deaths* 0
Ob/lS6
0
0
Influenza
Meningitis Plague
1934 8 0
0 0 0 0 0
27.
Proportlon ~f infants under one year of ase who have been fully i.munized a,aiu4t tuberculo,is, diphtheria. poliomyelitis and measles BeG
DPT III Polio III
) )
I )
1984 1984
95 (main i~lapd)
75 (outer HO-~~··
13/~5
1.81.<&11<18)
Measles 28.
Per cent of population served with safe water Per cent of popuhtl.on ,nth adeq uate sanitary facilities Per cent of low bi~th
29. 30. ," I. **99~
... I
IJ/"~
weight infants (
~2499 grctlPs)
1984
2
13/B5
--
Maternal mortahty rate
\'00-0"
])/"'
*Up to July 1985. only - Rarotonga; 80% - outer islands
Part 11 Page 11 31 March 1 !;Its] wtSU;R~
PA{;H 1(,: REG10N DATA BANK Ot..
SOClOt:GONOMlC A~Ll liE,AL1H INiH('A'WkS ===~=~G~S
••
~~~.==~===~======~=~====~~======~============~==c===========~===~=======:
=~=~~~==========~~
••S••• I.
Indicatods) for;
DF.MOCRATIC KAMPUCHEA
_=~==.=s.~=%====Q===a=====~S==========$========~~s~
.=="'00======= "'' ' ' '-=='' ======'' '= 1981 UH.04 19t12
Year
Data
5ot1rce of Data &=========~=.SS~=~
Area
(in 1000 sq. klU. ) ( 000)
06175 10182 10182
2. 3. 4. 5.
Estimated popUlation,
6 780 2.~
Annus:l population growth rate,
, X}
1982 1982
Pen::entage of population - less tnan 15 years
33.1 2.3 15.0 1.59
10182 10182 14183 10/8" )0/82 10/82
Ul'ban population (I)
65+ years
1982 19BV
6. 7.
Rate of natural increase of popu lat ion (% per annum) Crude birth ute l per 1000 popuhtion> Crude death ratE: (per 1000 papu tat ion>
1982 19l)2
"5.5 19.6 42 45 160 5. 1
B. 9.
1982 lli.!);'1992
Life expectancy at birth
Total - Male - Female
{yeat"6) (years) (years)
10/82 1 VlB2 10/82 10182
10. U. 12.
Infant mQrtality rate (per 1000 live births)
1982 } ~H2
Total
Eertil~ty
rate (women 15-49 years) (
Soc::: io-ec anom i c indicators for the year 2000 Est il1lated population,
000) (years)
2000 1995-2000
J3 403
03179. I
Life expectancy at bit'"th - Male Annoa] population growth rate.
56.6 60. I l. 86
03/J9.1 03/J9.1 03119. I 03/79.1 03/79. I 03/79. I
- Female (years)
1995 2000
(%)
1995-200U 1995-21,)00
Crude birth rate {per 1000 population) Crude death rate (per 1000 population)
28.S 9.9 1.86
1995-2000 1995-2000
Rate of natura' i IN: rea.se 1 J. 14. 15. 16.
(%
per annum)
Per Capita Gross National Pcoduct (GNP) (OS$) . t market prices Rate of growth of per capita GNP
(1)
... ...
Percentage Gross Domestic Product (GOP) derived from manufacturing at constant factot cost (%) Economically act ive pop in pri'l!8ry sec tor
... 1980 < "
\7. lB.
Number in agTicu) ture ( 000)
522 74.1J
03/80 03/80 03179
Percent in agriculture (%) calori~
19HU 197)-1979 I tJ77 1979 I
Daily per capita
supply, (caJories)
767 40. I
Daily pe'r capi t8 protein supply (grams) Adult J lt€rscy rate
03/79
19.
-
'fotal Male }o'emale
... ... ... ...
20.
Ilea I th budget/expenditure - Amount
Source
Per capita
- As % of total budget
03/79.1; 03179: 03/BO: 06/75: 10/B2: 11/76: 14i83:
World Popuiac'ion Tnwds and Prospects by Launtry 1'i'j(J-Z{/UU; Summary Report of tbe 1918 Assessment. UN, 1979 FAO Production Yearbook 1979 FAD PToducti~n Yearbook 1980 Official National Publication 1982 ESCAP Population Vats Sheet World J'le-alth Statistics Annual, 1916 1983 WClr!d Population Data Sheer, Population Referem',' l~\lrviro he., Washin.gtol), lK
Part II
Page 12 31 March 1987 WES1EkN PACIFlC kECIO~ DA1A B~R ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND ItJ;;AL1·H IHVIUIOkS
r..-••••= •••••••••••••• ~1. Health manpowe£
F"~------·-··=·-=·*·-····=··-"~=-"G&·$····--··Q······=····.~ tndieatoY{ .) for: DIMOCRATIC KAMPUCHEA a •••••••••••••••
•••
=.=~
•• =•• === ....
=~.=
••••• • ~~
. : c• • ~:c
~:~c.===~.=~====
=.=•••
=.~=
••~~••~S.D.~~
'(ear .,.",C:=II;<=
lIsta 0:;& • • • •
==
:;0=.." . .", ..
",,;1;=._
SOutCe oL lJ06ta ===c~$~a~$.~=~~~
Nusber
Physician. Medical aasi.tants Professional Norsing/Midwifery Personnel
· .. ... ·.. No. of
Ratio per 10 (lIlV
.
22.
Ten leading 'causes of morbidity Influenza ADloebh.sis 'l'yphoid fever Measles·' Gonococcal infection* Syphilis and sequelae* Pertussis* PoliQJIYe1itis* Cholera* Bacillary dyeenteTY*
ICD code
Rate per
1973 1973 1973 1973 1913 1973 1913 1913 1913 1973 lev code
Cases 25 753 2 111 912
100 OVO 336 lI/1b
672 421 316 ))2
28 13 9 6
5 5
191 1)9 131
1 2
2 Rate per
23.
Ten lead).1l& causes of mortality Cholera
No. of lIeaths
24.
C•• and deaths for .ix diseases under the WHO-EPI Diphtheria PeTtu8sis Tet8nuS' Polio.ye.litis Tuberculosis Meaale.
e.
1974
14 Cases
100000 0.2 Oeath$
II/1b
·..
...
2'.
Cases for diseases under the WHO Annual CD Ru~letin Gonorrhoea Hepatitis viral - Type A - Type B - UNSP
Cases
·..
SyphiJ lis T"t8choma
Y8ws
26.
eases and deaths for aix diae ••ea under the WHO Monthly CD Motes Choler" Deng-ue fever/DItF Encephalitis Influenza Meningiti$ P18gue
Cases
·..
Deaths
...
21.
Proportion 'of infants unde~ one year of age who have been full, i~nized againat tuberculosis, diphtheria, PQliomyelitis and meaales
BCG DPT III
...
PQlio III Measles
28.
Per cent of population served with safe water
29. 30. 31.
Per cent of population with faci lities
adequ.t~
sanitsTY
Pe.r cent of low birth weight infants ( ,,2499 g, 1'8f11S) Mate:rnal mortahty ra.te
· · ·.. ·.. '. "
*Incomplete data
Part 11 Page 13 31 March l'Jtii il/i;SlERN PACIFIC REGIO~ DATA RANK ON SOt:lOlCONOMIC AND liEALl'H 11'l1H(.;Al'OkS ~.=_m=c.sm_~_~_~=~s~=~=~.~=::=~:=_~K:~~_~~_S:~~_=:_=~=~_g==_C=B=:=:=C C=:~=~=~C=~S;~_S;£=~~=
=~c~~=:=~=.=.~=
=.=.===_=========u===================="'================== =c===-"';:.:=-"'; 1. 2. Area
Indicatod s·) for:
!.!:!l
Year
Data ===========~===z===""==
Source at Data
On 1000 sq. km.) ( 000)
1983-84
18.}} 700
"''''====''''='=1;'''''''::::'''''' Db/bo. I 13/85
Esti.ated population,
19"" (%)
3. 4. 5.
Annual population growth rate
1.8 36.3
1982 1982 1982 19HO 1984 1984 1984 1976
Percenta,z,"::- of population - less than 15 years
13/85 10/82 06/85.1 14/83 13/80 13/85 13/85 13/85
- 65+ years Urban popUlation "\%)
3.3 37.0 2.4 29.8 5.6
6. 7. 8.
Rate of natural increaae of population (% pl;!r annum) Crude birth rate {per 1000 population) Crude death rate (per 1000 population)
9.
Life expectancy at birth - ToUl (years) (years) Male - Female (years)
-
... 60.7 63.9
10. ll.
Infant morta lity rate (per 1000 live births) Total fertility rate twoffien 15-49 years)'
1984 1982 2000
22.5
13/85
3.4* 764 71;4 7b.4 0.64 17.9 4.8 1. 31
10/82 03/79.1 U3/71J.I
12.
Socio-economic indicators for the 'jear 2000 Estimated population,
( 000) (years) - Female tyears}
Life expectancy at birth - Male Annual popUlation growth rate,
1995-2000 ),9)-2000 1995-2000 1995-2000 1995-2000 1995-2000 1980 1970-/979 1980 1980 1980 1979 1979 1976
03179. I 03/79.1 03179. I
(%)
Crude birth rate (per 1000 population) Cru~e
death rate {per 1000 population)
0->/79.1 03179.1 13/85 07/81 14/~2
kate of ... atural increase (% per annum)
13. 14. IS.•
Per Capita Gross National Product (GNP)
at market prices Rate of gro~th
(US$.)
1 850 3.0 11.6 83 40.1 2 S77
of per capita GNP
(XI
Percentage Gross Domestic Product t{;DP) derived from manufacturing at constant factor cost (%) Economically active pop in "pTimsTY sector - Number in agriculture (' 000) - Percent in agricu lture (Z) Daily per -capita calorie supply, lcalori~s} Daily per capita protein supply (grams) Adult literacy rate - Total - Male - Female Health budget/expenditure - Amount - Per capita - As % of total budget (l'$)
16.
03/80
03/80 D/85 lJ/BS
II.
IH. 19.
56.8 79 84 14 29 048 524 42.94
13/85
20.
1983 1983
12/85 11/85
(FSJ
... = FS 0.7980 (1980) *Aver.age of Fijian and Indian
Official Exchange rate: Source 13/85:
US$ 1.00 S
03179.1:
03/80: 06/86: 07/81: 10/82: 12/85: 14/82:
14/83: 06/85.1:
Report on Eva luat ing P:rogress in Implement ing the Strategies for ~ealth for All by the Year 2000, 19ij,. World Population Trends and Prospects by Country 1950-2000; Summary Report of the 1978 Assessment, UN, 1.97':1 FAO Production Yearbook 1980 Government1s R~ply to Cumulative 1'otals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, Revised December LY{;6 1981 World Bank Atlas 1.982 ESCAP Popul"ation Data Sheet 1985 Country Review for the Meeting of the Country Operations Committee, WHO, Manila. I)-IS November 1985 Key Indicators of Developing Member Countries of ADB, Apri) J982 1983 World PopUlation Data Sheet, Population Referencl! Bureau 1nc., Washin,!:ton. l}(.; Fiji Today 1983-84
Government I
Part 11
Page 14
31 March 1987 WESTERN PACIFle REGION DA1A BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INUICATORS ~-
.. ...•..-..................-..........-..................-.. --~
ill! .---.=..-.....=••-••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••= ••••••••••• Indic:ator( ,) for: ~
•••••• Veal: • . . . . . 111 ..
= ••••••-••• •••••• tlumbel:"
&.~.~.&~.~
.•.
$.
.~.=.=.=.====c=~=
Data =#.~.=cF·
..
Sour-ce of Oatil ·····==~·~ ~c=.===.=_======~
21.
Health manpower
kat io pel'
Physicians Medic&l .••• istants Profe.,ionel Nursing/Midwifery Personnel
1982 1982 1982
I
... 342 ... '" ... '"
325
10 000 4.9 20.4 aate per
Ob1H5.1
22.
Leading causes of morbldlty Respiratory diseases Circulatory diseses Injury and poisoning Genito-uriaary diseases Infective and parasitic diseases
No. of Cases
100 000
1983 1983 1983 1983 1983
.,.
... '" ...
...
13lh;
...
23.
Te. leading causes of mortality Circulatory diseases ~eoplas..
No. of Deaths
Respiratory 4isea_ses Infective and parasitic diseases 'Digestive diseases
1983 1983 1983 1983 1983
... ... ... ... '"
Rate per 100 000
... ... ... ." ...
13/H,
24.
Cases -and deaths for six diseases under the WHQ-EPI Diphtheria Pertussis Tetanus PoliOtllYe litis Tuberculosis Measles
Cases 198~
1985 198~ 198~
·1985 1985
230 152
1 -
-
Deaths
-
Oo/H.
Oo/H.
25.
Cases for diseases uncier tl\e WHO Annual CD Bulletin Gonorrhoea lfep4titis viral - Type A - Type B - IINSP
SyphilliB Trachoma Yaws
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
Cases 1 931
... ... 174
!SOU
205
Deaths
26.
Cases and deaths for six diseases undeT the WHO Monthly CD Notes Chol-era Dengue feverlDHF Encephalitis Influenza Meningitis Plague Proportion of infants under one yeat' of age Who have been fully immunized against tuberculosis, diphthel'is, poliDmfelitis and measles
Cases
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
31
62 723 160
-
3 -
Ob/8b
27.
BCG DPT In Polio III Measles
1983 1983 1983 1983 1980
91:l.8
IJ/85
8U.4 81.1 24.6
28. 29. 30. 31.
Per cent of poputation eerved with safe water Per cent of population with adequate aanit4TY facilities Per cent of low bi~th
83.3
J 3/85
... 1979 1982 13.9 0.032
weight infants ( ,,2499 scams)
13/85 13185
Mate:rnal mortality rate
Part 11 Page 15 31 March lSltD
WEil1-ERN pAcIFIC REGIOh DAtA SAhK ON SOCtOECONOlllC AhD HEAL1'h INDICAWRS ~
•••.••·_·_·•.•.•••··.•_·····._·.····· ••• Indicator{ s) for: FRENCH POLYNESIA =c.=~===.Q=3=
W~····.······
.•. ........... c.,". . "".......... 19ij~
s._~._.g
.•...•. _._._.. ........-........ Data
••=_ ••_._ ••D_••••_._••••• l.
•••
Year
_a_.~.~==.=:.as.
=========~b
•••• =.=.= •• 4.00
SOurce of iJata •• .. C=_._ •• ~=.=.=E
Area
Cin 1000 8q. k... l
Otl/H).l
2.
Estimated popul.tion,
(' 000)
1955
176
06/85. I
3. 4.
Annual population gn:.wth rate, Percentage of p()pul~don
(%)
1977-1983 1983 1983 1980 1985 1985 1985 1980-85
3.03 38 ,
13/85 12/8~
- less toan 15 years - 65+ years
0.3 39.0 2.5 30.6 ~.4
13/.5 14/83 Ob/8~.1
5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
Urban
populat~on
l>J
Rate of natural increase of population (% per annum) Crude birth rate (per 1000 population) Crude death rate (per 1000 poplJlacion) Life e~pectancy
06/85.1 06/85.1 13/8~
at
bi~th
-
- 'Total (years) Male - Female (years)
(yeaTS)
... ...
65.5 61.8 13/85
10. II.
Infant mortality rate (per 1000 live bi-rths) Total fertility rate (women 15-49 years) Soc io-economic indicatol;'s for the year 2000 Estim~ted
1984
18.5
12.
population,
(' 000) Iyears)
2000 199~-2000
247
03119.1
Life expectancy at bi rth - Male Annual population growth rate, (2)
- J,'emale (years)
1995-2000 1995-2000
...
...
Crude birth rate (per 1000 population) Crude death r.ate (per 1000 population) Rate of natural increa.s.e \h per annum)
... 1982 191'0-1977 ~48
...
1.31
03119.1
... D/S5 07179
13.
Per Capita Gross N9ti0n.al Product (GNP) (US$) at market prices (francs FCP)
4 100 or 000 1. B
14. 15. 16.
Rate of growth of per capita GNP
(t)
Percentage Gross Domestic Product tGUP) derived from manufacturing at constant factor cost (%) Economically active pop in primary sector - Number in agriculture l '000)
... ... ... 1982 1982 1983 3 747 118.96 91/84/82' 9U/83/81 91/85/~)
- Percent in agricuLture (%)
17. 18. 19.
Daily per capita calorie supply {calories}
13/85 13/85
Daily per capita protein supply
(~rams)
Adult 1 iteracy rate - Tota} - Male Ft:'II).ole
13/85
20.
Health budget/expenditure - Amount
(Crancs rep)
1985 45 361 1985 1985
~34
000 10.17
06/85.1 06/85.1 06(85.1
- Per capita
27 125
- As t of total budg<!t Official EXChange rate; Source 13}85:
USS1.00
= francs
FCP 180.42553
*Speak!kead/Write Frenc.h
03/79.1; 06/86: 07/79: 12/8~:
G()\1ernment I S Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing Strategies Health for All by the Year 2000, 1985 World Population Trends and Prospects by Country 1950-2VOD: Summary Report of the 1978 Assessment, UN, 1979 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Dei/til!; from la Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, Revised Uecember 1'-]00
1979 World Bank Atlas Country tlealth Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government, 1985 1983 World Population Data Sheet. Population Reference Bureau Inc •• Washington, OL Rapport Annue1 1985, Service lerdtorial de la Sante Publ ique, Polynesie Frao4js1se
14/83: 06/85. I;
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__
~g
••
~a-~
. . . . . . _ • • _._ •• ___
~~
....................... ........•.............•.....•.. pl. Health gjanpotorer Phy.icia"a Hedical ••• i.'.nts Protellsional Nursing/Midwifery Personnel
Indiutar(.a) fQr:
FRENClI POLYNES lA
-
"=••
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(""a. . . . . . . a • • • • •c.c . .
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Year
_== ..... ••.•• • Data ..•..•....... ~ ~
~
Number .214*
......-.---. ................ 50urce at lJa'"
• _c • • _."' • • • "' ... :
... 394
Ratio per 10 000 12.2 22.4
Ub/85.1
2.
Leading causes of
mo~bidity
. leD Code
110. of
Acute rupiratQty infections ~cute bronchitis & bronchiolitis Infections of skin' subcutaneous ti. Otitis .edia. acute Acute tOl1silitis Bronchitis. chronic &0 unspecified. emphysema & asthma Pneumonis & bronchopneu~onia, infe.ctioufl Hypertensive disease Motor vebic Ie traffic accidents Il1fections of genitourinary tract in pregnancy
460-462. 465
466 680-686 381.1), 382.0
463 490-493 480-486 401, 40J , 40 KelO-t8U 646.6
\985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
(.:aees 20 277 II 264 II 02a
Hate per lUOD llb.3 64.6
0./85.1
7 092 2
no
63.2 40.7
15." 9.4 3.7 3.0 2.5
I 743
10."
1 643
19ij5 1985 1985
644 522 441 Ho. of
23.
Leading causes of
~ortatity
1975
IQ)
code 198> 1985
Death£ Diseases of the circulatory .ystem ill-deHned ccmd SymptOtlls. sitns Tumors External causes of injury & poisoning Di_ealle8 of the respiratory system Infectious and parasitic disease Disuses of the di&e8ti~e syate. Disessea of the nervous system & sense organs Diseasea of the genitourinary syate. Certain conditions originating in the perinatal period
Rate per 100 000
•
39Q-459 780-799 140-208, 230-239 E800-E999 460-519 001-139
1985 19S,S 1985 1985 1985 198~
193 1"2 134 100
110.7 lU4.4 76.9 57_4
06/ij5.1
520--579
69 48 38 2. 23 20 Cases
39.' 27,5 2\.8 lb.l
)20-389 580-629 760-779
1985 1985
13.2 ll.5
24.
Cases and deaths for six diseases under the WHO-EPI Diphtheria Pertus.is Tetanus PoliOll)'el iti. TufMircul<leia He .. alea
198~
1985 1985 J9ti5 1\185
90 1 9;17 Cases
4
• l~]4 d ( 3B c) ( 60 c)
-
Deaths
-
-
Ob/8b
1985
~5.
Cases for dteeasea lJr.der the WIIO AnnuaJ CD Bulletin Gonorrhoea Hepatitis viral - Type - Type - UNSP Syphillis Trachoma YaW's
.. •
1985
n; 3\ 27
06/8"
1985 1985
19B; \985 1985
27 ( 99
3d 94 d
UUiS
-
(
26.
Cases and deaths for six diseases upder the WHO Monthly CD Notes Cholera Dengu~ fever/UHP Encephal iti5 Influenza Heningitis Plague Pr .... porc: iol1 of infants under one year
Cases 1985
1985 1985
2., 99
Deaths
1985 198; 19B5
7 5 254
-
-
06/86
27.
of age wbo have been fully immunit:ed against tuberculosis. diphtheria, poliomyelitis and measles BeG
1984
95**
13/85
DPT III Polio III Measles
28. 29. 30.
Per cent of population served with safe vater Per cent of pcpul-ation with adeqlJate. sanitaJ",Y
1981 198)
80
IJ/85
facilities Per cent of low bi~tb
weight infallt-s ( .$2499. grams)
1964
.
"'1.3
- Urban .,
1l/65 13/1>5
31.
Maternal lIIortality rate c = confirmed in laboratories *Includin8 91 doctors in the private sec;:tor **ExcludiDK measles
.
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=-==_===z:;==== .. ""'"
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for~
==B===.=====~=====.=_========~==:=S=:=%=~=S===Q=Z==C=~===
~ km.)
Year = ""'..,, .. ""'"'=
= == 1981 1983
Data ====~===:$======.=Z~5",
s=======_======", 13/85
Source. of Data
Area
Un 1000 sq.
0.55 113
2. 3.
EBtimlliced population,
( 000)
1l/65
Annual population growth rate Percentage of population
(Xl
1980-1985 1982 1982 1980 1983 19M; 19M5 1983
4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
Urban population (II
-
2.6 39.6 1.7 27.3 2.4 26.0
12/86 10/82 10/62 03/79 13/8; 121tJ6
leal than 15 yeare 65+ years
Rate of natura 1 i.nc resse of popUlation (% per annum)
Crude birth rate \per LOaD popu lat iDol Crude death rate (per 1000 population) Life expectancy at birth - Total (years) ( yeaTS) liv~_
3.7
12/8b 13/b; 12/86
10. ll.
- Male
· .. .,.
b!l.b
Female (years) births)
74.5 19M; 12.2
Infant mortality rate (per 1000
Total fertility rate {,",olllen 15-49 years)
i2.
Socia-economic indicators for the year 2000
Estiruated population.
(' 000) (years)
2000
213
03/79.1
Life expectancy at birth - Male
... ... 1995-2000
- l'etnale lyears) Annua 1 population
growth rate.
(%)
Crude birth t'ate "per 1000 population} Crude death tate (per 1000 population)
·.. ·..
2.58
03/79.1
Rate of natural inc rease
U
per annum) (US$)
...
13. 14. 15. 16.
Per Capita Gron National Product (GNP) at market prices Rate of growth of per capita GNP
1983 1970-1977
4 000
13/85 07/79
(X)
5.1 '"
Percentage Gross Domestic Product (GDP) derived
from manufacturing at canstant factor cost (%) Ec::onomicatly act ive pop in primary sector
-
Number in agricu Iture ( aOO) Percent
... '"
17. 18. 19.
in agriculture (Z) 1983 1983 19B3
Daily per capita calorie supply (calories) Dai 1'1 per capita protein supply (grams) Adult literacy rate
1 905 BO
13/M5
13/8; I liB 5
- Total - Male
- Female 20. Health budget/expenditure - Amount (US,) (US$)
96.4 96.4 96.; II 270 406
1983 1983 1983
12/83 12/83 12/"3
-
Per capita
100 7.2
- As
% of total budget
Source
13/85: 03179.1:
03/79: 06/B6: 07/79: 10/82: 12/83: 12/86:
Government's Report on evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health For All by the Year 2000. I~H5 World Population Trends and Prospects by Country 195(j-20{JO: Summary Report of the 1978 Assessment, UN, 197Y Urban, Rural and City Population. 1950-2000, as Assessed in 1~/8. UN, 197~ Government·s Rep}y to Cumulative Totals of Cases ancJ D(oi1ths from Hs Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, Revised December 19B6 1979 World Bank Atlas 1982 ESCAP PopUlation Uata Sheet Country Hea Ith Information Prof i Ie (CHIP) revised by Cove rnment. 1983 Country Health lnformation Profile (CHIP) reviseu by Guvernment, 19bo
Part 11 Page L8
31 Harch 1987 ~ESl'£RN PA~lFI~ RE~lON
DAtA
BA~k
ru.
l'"" ..- .. ~
---=. . ~
SOCIOECOMOHIC AND
~TH
INDICATORS Year .... ;;;a .... Q . .
~=-
..-.-..
c • •- .... - . . . . . . . . . . -
. . . .- • •
=-......................- ........................ r-= .. "'c ....... "'o:.:==:. .. ; .. =..... == .. "'_="'~c:;.;::;::= .. "" .... .«_"';._ ... ·Rc&~....·=~F ..~~=..=~.... ~= == ......==; .. .Number ltatio per Vata SuuTt.:e Df Dutil ==~~c~_
....... .......-.....-.................. Health manpower Physicians
Indicator( .) for:
~
~.==.=
..............=..........-= .....=-=-
21.
10 000 19S~
132 2
H.O
12/~b
Medical ••• istants Professional Nursing/Midwifery Personnel
1985 1985
292 I/o. of L:ases
_ "'t.) Ratf per
0.2
,22,
Ten leading causes of IDOt:'bidity Influenza and flu syndrome Conjunctivitis, viral Conjunctivitis., bacterial and NOS Streptococcal Bore throat Gonorrhoea salmollelloais
Chickenpox. Streptccoc:cal disease, other Shiaellos ia Food poisoning I bacterial
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1?8)
1 2b1 1 112 1 104 bHH 561 212 115 1)1 71
100 000 1 053.82 924.90 918.U ~72.24
12/80
46•• bl lib. JJ 14).>. 12).>9 1b4.04 )8.n Rate per
70 No. of l)eaths
u.
T~n
li!&lding cauaes or mDrtahty
Diseases of heart Malign.nt neoplasms Motor vehicle accidents Cerebrovascular diseases Diabetes mellitus All otber accidents
Pneumonia Other disease's of the central nervous system
1985 198; 1985 198) 1985 1985 19H5 1985
110
.b
100 000 91.49 ;4,90
11/8b
]1
31 22 21 19 17 Cases
25.78 25.78 18.:)0 17.41 15.80
14.14 Deaths
/;&4. ",aaes and- deaths for su: diseases under the WHo-EPI
Diphthe'l'ia Pertussis Tetanus PoliOJlyelitis Tuberculoaill H....
e.
1985 1985 1985 1985 198; 1985
0 0 0
0 0
ob/8.
0 0
0 J1 12 Ca.ses
J 0 Deaths
f"
Li.'e' tor <118e4,.a under tfie W(f
Annual CD Bulletin Gono'1'Thoea
Hepatitis viral - Type A - Type B - UNSP Syphillis TrsehOiDs Yaws
1985 1985 1985 1985 1~8;
5bl 3J II
0 0
l:.l/ht"
0
20 7 ()
u 0
u
1984 19~4
0
U
b.
Cases and deaths for six diseases under the WHO MDnthly ~1) Notes Cholef"s
(..:ases 1985 5
Deaths
0 ()
UtJjtio
Dengue fever/DHF Encephalitis Influenza Meningitis
1985 1985 1985
0 0
1965
1 267 20 0
0 I
1 U
Plague 27. Proportion of infants under one year of age who have been fully immunized against tuberculosis, diphtheria, poliomyelitis and measles BeG
1985
1984-85
97-9~*
12186
UPl' III ffJ lie II I Heas lea
28.
Per eent of populat1on
se~ved
w1th safe
~at~r
1984191<4 1%3 1983
100 95. 7.b 0.)14
D/8S
I""~ 30. I.
t'er cent of populat1.on "11th ade.quC\te Sanl.t8yY facilities
DIS) 1J/.)
Per cent of low birth weight infants ( Maternal mortality rate *DiphrheriaJpertussisltetanuslmeasles
.$2499 grams)
DIB)
Part II
Page J Y 31 Kan:1l l'Jtsl WESTERN
PACIFIC REGION DA1A BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND RlALll1 INDl(;ATOkS
Fs_as=Q=c~a==~=====a==~==_=~===============~===============-========-================
========-.::=::::==== Source of lJata =============="
Indicator(s) for: 1.
HoNG KONG
~====a=~==_=~~====a=~====s=c=~==_==========================
Area
(in 1000 sq. km.) (1000) (%)
====""==== ============='=;= 1985 1986 1986 1986 1986 1986 1985 1985 19B5
Year
Data
1.07 1.4
,2/86 12/86 12/86 12/86 12/86 12/86 12/86
2. 3.
Estimated population
5 533 23.1 7.7 93.8 0.94 14. I 4.7 73.2 79.0 1.5
Annual population growth rate
4. 5. 6. 7. 3.
Percentage of population - leas than 15 years - 65+ years
Urban population Cru~e
l%)
Rate of natura] inc: rease of population (X per annum)
birth tate (per 1000 population)
12/86 12/86 12/86 12/86 12/86 12/B5 [l/85
Crude death rate (per 1000 population) Llfe expectancy at blrth - Total ~ye.rs! (years) - Male - Female (years)
9.
1984 1985 1985 2000 2000 2000 2S00 2000 2000 2000 1985 19B5
...
10. 11. 12.
Infant mortality rate (per 1000 live births) Total ftrtility rate (women 15-49 years) Socia-economic indicators for the year 2000 EstiMated population_ \·000)
7.6
6 4DB 72.4 78.2 0.59 11.9
Life
e~pect6ney
(years) at birth - Male - Female (years) \%) ~per
12/85 12/86 12/85 12/85 12/85 12/86 12/8!)
Annual population growth rate.
Crude birth rate
1000 population)
Crude death rate (per 1000 population) Rate of natural increase lX per annum) 13.
7.8 4.1 6 300* or 49 000 5.4
Per Cap1ta Cross National Prod\lct at market prices Rate of growth of per capita CNP,
~GNP'
(US$) (HKi)
14.
(X)
is. 16.
Percentage GrOSB Domestic Pt'oduct (GDP) derived from manufacturing at constant factor cost (X)
1984 1986 1986 1983 1983 1984
23.9 26 0.9 3 402 99 88.4 9b.2
12/86 12/86 12/8b D/8J 13/85 11./86
Economically active pop in primary sector - NUIllber in agriculture ( 000) - Percent in agriculture (X)
17.
Daily per capita calorie supply (calories)
18. 19.
Daily per capita protein supp 1y (grams)
Adult literacy rate
- total
- Male - Female 20. Health budget! expend iture - Amount
80.2
(HKS) ( IIK$)
1985-86 11)B5-Ci()
3 741 165 000
I2/86 ILI!:!h
- Per capita - As % of total budget
685.7 8.5
1985-86
12/86
*
Per capita GDP
Average Exchange Rate: Sout'ce 13/85, 06/86: 12185, 12/86,
US$l.OO
~
HKi 7.791 (l985)
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health Por All by the Year 2000, 1985 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, Revised De~ember 1986 Country Health Information 1>rofi le (CHIP) revised by (;overnment. 198.5 Country Health Infonnation Profile (CUIP) revised by Government, 1986
Part II Page 20 31 H,jlrch 1987 W,£~hEkN PAClFlt R!;GION DAl'A BANK ON SOCIOECONOMlC Am) HEAL'Hi UDlCATORS
F-=··-·~·--····--·--·····"··-·-·--··-·~---····-~······-·
.............. .. .•....• ······1····················· Source of UatJl Year U.tJl __._._._..........................................._ ......•._a. ...... ·········li·········· ......•..••... liumber liatio per 21. Health llIanpower lndiutor(a> for:
HONG kONt;
.
-
10 000 9.0 ::f8.~
Physicians Medical Bs.iatant.*
1985 1985 Per.onnel
4 H87
Profe •• iou.l 22.
Hurei~nKidwifetY
1'85
21
... )34
J:l/fi6
HD'Jbidit)l' of Ten Leading Infectious Oi.eases Tuberculosis Viral hepatitis Chickenpox: Other food poisoning (bacterial) Shigt>l1osi$ Typhoid and paratyphoid fever )leasles Malaria Leprosy Tetanus Ten lead~ng
ICD code 010-012. 137
No. of Case!;
Rate per
070 0>2 005 004 002 055 084 010 OJ7 leD eode l40-208 )90-429
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 )985 1985 1985
, 194 958'" 519 ~~7
7 545 I 601
100(01) U8 2' 22
12/8.
280 Ib8 J2 31
10 5 5 J 1 \
I~
21.
causes of mo"Ctahty
No. of 1985
Malignant neoplasms HeaTt dist>ilses, inc1udipg hypertensi~e hea~t disease Cerebrovascular disease Pneu.ania, all fO~8 Injury and poisoning Nephitis, nephrotic aynclrome and nephrosis Bronchitis. chronic and unspecified emphysema & asthma Tub!'l"Culo.ill (inc. late effect\'! of tuberculosis) Chronic liver diseases snd cirrhosis Certain conditions originating in th~ perinatlll period
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985-
Deaths 1 5.)5 :ill
Rate per 100 000
•
DB 71
12/86
410-43$
1 959
5.
480-486 800-999
I bJ4 I .03
lo 29 17 \l
,80-589 490-493 OlLrOl8. 137
9\2 .29 40.
.
1985 198, 1985
7
571 760-779
3:n :in
• 5 Dea.ths 0 0
124 .
Cases ana deaths .ror under the WIiO-EPI
51-X
dlseases Cases
l>iphtheria Pertussis Tetanus Pol iomyel iti6
\985 1985 1985 1985J9~5
0
21 JI I
l'uberculosb l1easles
7
1985
~4~ (9) 280 (11)
" 409 I
a"" l£/bo
OtJ/l:lb
Q
25.
Cases fQr diseases under the WIIO Annual CD Rul1etin Gonorrhoea Hepatitis viral - Type A - Type H - UNSP
Cases
Sypl\itHs Trachoma Yaws
1985) 1985) 1985) 1985) 1985 1985 1985
06/~b
and
1 601
(I)
12./«6
26.
Cases and deaths for p;ix diseases under the WHO t-Ionth ly CD Notes Cho Ie ca DengJ.le fever/DHF Encephalitis Influenza Heniflgiti6 Plagllt> Proportion of infants under one year of age who have been fully immuniz~d against tubercu}{>sis, diphtheria. poliolllyelitis and mea$les
L.:Ises 1985
lieaths
\98S 1985
...
1
1985
1985 1985
...
. ..
... ...
0
U6/bo
and
12':1·* 0
...0 0
n/bt
2) •
scc
1985 19t1S
'..:q
12/8b
DPT III Pol10 III
1985 \984 1984 1985 1985
"b 91 99 99 4.1(Uoys) ; 4.8lGirls)
Measles
28. 29. JO. JI.
Per cent of population served with safe water
J2/lio
Pt>r cent of popuh.tion 'With adequate sanitat'y faci lities Per <:"ent of low birth weight infants ( Maternal mortahty rate " 2499 grams)
12/8.
,,/S. 12186
0.05
*Medical assistants are not applicable to Hongkong's situation **Cerebrospinal meningitis and meningococcal infections ·No. ~f persons afrected ( )Cases ot Vietnamese refugees among total cases
Part II Page 21 :31 March IIJH7 WESTERN PAClF'lL REGIOh DATA BANk Oh SOClOELONO~l(; A~D kEALlU Hml(;Al'ORS F~=~=====~=============·=~==========~===~===~============ ~.=._
..._=s._..•. ___...__..•._s__.. IridicatorCa) for: ~
~ k~.)
F===========t============= =""= ""'" == .... s.= :,.,,, "'= =.. Year 19~1
_g_~_._~_=_S=.=SB~B
__
Uata
.~===B=S.=_
~c===~====~c_
la <. 3.
Area
(in 1000 sq.
)]~.]l
--_.....
Source of Data :"'
01/78
.._-'"''''''''''...
Estlltlated populauon
,. UUUJ
1984 (X)
110 135 0.629 22.0
11/B6 12/86 12(86 12/86
Annual population growth rate
1984 1984 1984 1900 1984 ]9B4
4. ).
Percentage of population - less than 15 years - 65+ years Urban poplliat1.0n
Y.Y 78.0 0.63 12.5
«)
14/83 12(86 ]2/8~
6. ).
Rate of n.tura 1 increase of population (% per annum) C'f'ude birth ute lper 100Q populatlonJ Crude death rate (per 1000 population) Life expectancy at birth - Total - Male
8. 9.
1981, 1984
6.2 74.54 80.18
12/85 12/85
(yearsJ (years)
. ..
... Female (years)
]0.
Infant
mo~tality
rate (per 1000 live births) 1~-49
1984
6.0 1.81 128 901 73.5 )8. j
12/8~
11. 12.
Total fertility rate (women
years)
1984 2000
12/86 03/79. ] 03179.1
Socio-ecollomic indicators for the year 2000 Estimated population, ( '0(0)
Life expectancy at birth - Male ~·em8le
(years)
1995-2000 1,95-'000 1995-2000 199~-200Q
\years)
Qj/79.1 03179.1 03/79.] 03179.1 03/79.1 12/86 07/81 12(86 ]2/86 12(86
Annual population growth rate,
(l)
0.48 14. ] 9.4 0.4) 10 403 or 2 489 OUO 3.9
Crude bi rth rate {per 1000 populat10n} Crude death rate (per 1000 population) Rate of natural increase (% per annum)
199~-20UO
1995-2000 19H4 1970-1.979
13.
Per Capita Gross National Product (CNP) at market prices (USS)
(Y) II, •
Rate of growth of per capita GNP
,II
15. 16.
Percentage Gross Domestic from manufacturing at constant he tor coU (%) Economically active pop in prims'f'Y sector - Number in agriculture (. 000)
Product (GDP) derived
FY 1984 1984 1984 1981 1981 1980 ,
33.7
5 040 8.7
- Percent in agriculture (l)
17. 18. 19.
Daily per capita calorie supply (calories) Daily per ca~ita p rote in supp ly (grams) Adult literacy rate - Total
2 lUI 78.8 99.7* Y9,B 99.S
12/B6. I 12/86.1 12/86
- Male - Female
20.
Health e~peoditure - Amount - Per capita - As X of GNP
(8i llion Yen) (Thousand Yen)
1983 1983 lC)gj
14 543.8 121. 7
12/86
12/86 )2/~6
s.n
* Per cent of those who completed pn.ntary educatl..on Official Exchange rate: USSI.OO c Y 231.025 (19B4) Source
01178: 03/79.1: 03/79; 07/81: 12/82: 12(8~:
12/86: 12/86.1; 14/83: 06/86:
UN Demographic Yearbook 1978 World Population Trends and Prospects by Country 19.JO-lV0(.1: Summary Report of the 1978 A8sessment~ UN 1979 FAD PrOduction Yearbook ]979 1981 World Bank At tas Government Responses to World Health Statistics Annual Questionnaire on Certain Causes at Infectious and Parasitic Diseases and on Number of Deaths by Caus~; and Government Reports on the Number of Cases of CO Country Health Infarnation Profile (etiU) revised by <';overmnent. 9 September l'1H'i Country Health Information Profile (CH[P) revised by Government, 25 March l~Bb Country Review re\l'ised by Government, 25 l1arch 198tJ 1983 World Population Data Sheet, Population Referenc_e Bureau. Inc., Washington. DC Government's Reply to Cumulative Totah of Cases and Ueaths from US Selected Diseases for the Year1985. Revtsed December 1986
Part II
Page 22 31 I!atth 19B7 WEST!.RN P/\ClFIC REGION DA1'A BANk ON SOCIOEGONOHI~ AND 1lEAL1h INDWA10RS ~--.-.--.--=---=-
Indicator( s) for: ~ • ....-=--CQ........=-..... =-.=--==.......= •••••= ••••••• ==•••••• 1. Health manpower Physicians M~dical
..-...-....-...---.--....-..-....=••=•••••
~.=.=
_."".=p; Year
=.=~
••••••••
=~=
•• = •••
-¥=.
"" . . . . . . . . . . c . . . . . . . =. ..
........ .-........==••• =••=............ Number
Data
.=-.~
Sou.rce of Data =...
...=.= ... 121&6
=
1984 1984 ICD code OlO-O12
assistants Profe.sional Nursina/Midwifery Personnel
·.. 651 660* No. of Caees
181 101
Ratio per 10 000 15. I
54.1 Kate per
22.
Ten leading causes of morbidlty
PuLmonary tuberculosis Other food poisoning Influenza Gonococcal infection Measles Other tuberculosis Other salmonella infection Whooping cough Syphi lis Shigellosis
005 487 098 055 013-018 003 033 090-091 004
1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 19B4 1984 1984 1984
,23.
Ten leadl.ng causes of DIOrtality Malignant neoplasms Cerebrovascular disease Heart diseases Pneumonia and bronchitis Accidents Senility without mention of psychosis Suicide Cirrhosis of the liver Hypertensive disesses Nephritis. nephrotic syndrome and nephrosis
1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
8BO 238 882 511 2b8 962 107 114 642 895 No. of Deaths 182 280 140 093 136 162 44 982 29 344 28 805 24 344 16 991 13 073 12 688 Cases
56 26 17 13 12 5 2 1 I
100 000 47.3 21.8
12/&5
14~9
11.2 10.2
5.0 1.8 0.9 1.4 0.1 Race per 100 000 1)2.5 111.2 113.9 31.6 24.6 24.1 20.4 14.2 10.9 10.6 Deatbs
12/85
24.
C •• es and deaths for six: diaea.es undeT the WHO-BPI niphtheria
'enuI.if Tetanus Polia.yeliti. tuberc:ulo.i. Me.l1es
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
9
·.. 2 810 Cases 11 441
937 43 1
-
... · ·.. .. · .. · .. ...
06/86
I'"
Cases tor duea.es unde'r the WHO Annual CD Bulletin Gonorrhoea Hepatitis viral - Type A - Type B - UNSP Syphillia Trachollla Yaws Cases a~ death, for six diseases under the WHO Honthly CD Notes Cholera Dengue fever/DUF Encephalitis InfluenzA Meningitis Plague Proportion of infants under one year of age who have been fully i.munized against tuberculosis. diphtheria. pOliomyelitis and measles .BCG (infants under 4 years old) DPT III Polio III (infants between 3 and 48-months) Measles (infants between 12 and 72 Dlonths)
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
·.. ·.. ·..
06/86
1 901
· .. ...
26.
198; 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
Ca$es 34
Deaths
·39 ..
69 414 27
·.. ·.. · ..
06/86
·..
· .. · ·.. .. 84.6 98.1 98.4 12.9 99 12/86
27.
1984 1984 1984 1984 1985 1983 1984 1983
28. 29. 30. 31.
Per cent of population served with safe water Per cent of population with adequate sanital"Y facilities Per cent of low birth weight infants ( ,2499 gr....s) Haternal mortality rate (per 1 000 live births!
12/86.1 12/86.1 1Z/~5
99 5.4 0.155
12/86
•
*Nurses, Assistant Nurses and Midwives
Part II
Pale 23 31 .March 1987
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANk ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALlh INDICATORS
.................................... Indicator(.) for:
................................................* ........ km.) 1. Area (in 1000
KIRIBATI
.q.
-----............... ............ ··············1·····..··•·•·•·• •....•..•.. .............- ................ Year
Data
Source of Data 12/83
1981
0.12 1.7
2. ].
I.timated population,
, 000) 1%1
1984 1983-84 1982 1982 1980 1983 1978 1978 1978
62 41.1 3.6 37.8 1.7 34.9 14.0
03/84 13/115
Annual populaticn growth rate
4. 5. 6. 1.
Percentage of population - less than 15 yean - 65+ yeare
10182 10(62 03/79 13/05 10(82 10(82
Urban population
(%J
Rate of natural 1ncreaae of .population (% per annum)
Crud. birth ute '-per 1000 populat10n} Crude death rate lper 1000 population) Life expectancy at blrth Total lyea .. }
8. 9.
-
Kale
(years) Fem.de (,ears)
·50 .. ... 54
10/82
10. ll. 12.
Infant .artality rate (per 1000 live births) Total fertility rate (~omen
15-49 years)
1982
4.7
10/82 0>179.1
Socio-econom1c indicatora for the year 2000 Blt1mated population l L1fe e~pectancy
,. OUU}
2uOO (years) ~years)
at birth .. Hale - Female
Annual popUlation growth rate l (X) Crude birth rate ~per 1000 population) Crude death rate {per 1000 population) 13. Rate of natural Increase (% per annum) Per Capita Groa. National Product (GNP) (US$) at market pric~.
1995-2000
·.. ·.. 1.58 ·.. ·.. ... 47.45 .... 50.3 6.0 47.2
.5
03179.1
( AS)
1983 1970-1971 1978
13/85
14.
Rat. Df .lrowth of per capita GNP
,-%oj
07/79
U. 16.
Percent ••• vrol. DOGe.tic Product (CDP~ derived fr~ manuf.~turing at eaole.nt factar coat (I) Iconom1call, active pop in primary 'ector - NUIIlber in .gr1culture (' 000) .. Percent in agdculture (X)
14/81
17. 18. 19.
Daily per c ..pita calorie supply {calories) Daily per capIta protein su~ply
·.. ·.. . 1984
19rams)
4dult litency rate - Tot.aZ
.. Male - Female 20. Jiealtb budget/ex~enditure
·.. 95 ·.. ·..
"
13(85
- AJt.ount
(AS) (A$)
1982 1982
I 600 000
12/82.1 12/82.1 12/82.1
.. Per capita .. Aa ~ of total budget Official Exchange rate: SourCe 13/85: 13/83: 03/79.1: 03/79: 03/84: 07/79: 10/82: 12/81: 12/82: 12/82.1: 12/83, 14/81:
26.7 10.3
1982
US$l.OO· A$I.06 (1984)
\
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for"Realth {or All by the Year 2000, 1985 Governmentls Report on Monitoring Progress in Implementing the Strategies for HFA/2000. 1983 World Population Trends and Prospects by Country 1950-2000: Summary Report of the 1978 Asseasment, UN 1979 Urban, Rural and City Population, 1950-2000, as Assessed in 1978, UN, 1979 United Nations World Population Chart, 1984 1979 World Bank Atla$ 1982 ESCAP Population Data Sheet Government responses to World Health Statistics Annual Questionnaire on Health Manpower, 1981 Government's Reports on the Number of Cases of CD WHO Seminar on Financing Health Development. June 1982 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government. 1981, 1982 and 1983 Key Indicators of Developing Member Countries of ADB, April 1981
Part II , _ 24
31 Much 1987 WE8TiBli .PACIFIC ItEGIOh DATA ,IWiK ON
r .......·...·..·..··..·..·..··..·..··..··· ..··..·.....··········· 10-._••• ...... 21. Health manpoweT Indicator(.) for:- KIRIBATl
.......-..........................--.---......................... ..... Year Phy.icians ~dical assistants Profes.ional HurainalKidwifery Pel'sonnel
SOCIOECONOMIC AhD
KEALT~
INDICATORS
-~-~
...... Data
---~--
~--
...-.,;.,.
Number
Rste per
...-- ...._.---._.. .... ...... ..... .. Source of Data ~ ~
1980 198e1 1980
IS IS 154 No. of Cases
10 000 2.6 2.6 26.6 Rate per I()o O()O 45 064 10 734 7 336 5 831 5 814
UIBI
12.
~en
leading causes of aorb1dIty
Upper respiratory tract infection Diarrhoea Lower ~.pir.toTY t'l'act iufeeti01l Son./wound. Conjunctivitis Skin infections OUtif Mdia/perfo1:.ti4D. to.municabla di ••••••
1981 1981 1981 1981
26 S88 6333
13/85
Ana_i. Fish poi.onina
1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 leD code
4 328 3440 J 4JeI
2 IS6 1 1S6 817 466 443 No. of
3 6S4 1 959 1 385 790
7S1 Rate per 100 ()OO 26 24 22 19 12
23.
ten lead ina cause. of mort.lity
neath.
530-579 Diseases _of other part. 4£ digestive system 010-el18 Tub.Rulosis 0OI-el09 Intestinal infectiou8 di •••• ea 466, 480-519 Other di.ea'is of respiratory .y.tem 430-438 Cerebrova.cular dis.a .. E800-B848 Tran.port .ccid.nts 320-359 Di...... of the M'l"VOu.a .yet_ Dis of pul.onary cireulation and 415-429 other foras of heart disease 2&0-269 Mut~itional deficieneie. Other injuries, early coaplicatioo8 of trauma 91Cl-929, 958-959, 99Cl-995 24.
1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 198e1 1980 1980 1980 1980
15 14 13 11
13/65
7 7 6
12 10 10 9 9
6 5 5
ea8eS and deaths for six diseases under the WHO-BPI DiphtheTia Pertus8is Tetanus PoliamyeUtia Tube't'-C.ulolh Meaale. Annual CD Bulletin Gonorrboea Hepatitis vi1:al - Type A - Type B
C •• es
Death.
.
1983 1983 \983 1983 1983 1983
...0 "
0 0
0 Cases
.
·.. 11182
·.. " · ...
... ...
13/85
5.
c••••. t~r d18e.ses under 'he
WHO
S,.phillis Trac:hoaa
- UNS'
Yaws ["0.
1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 198e1
IS 1 3 15
... Cases
I
Veaths
c..e. an4 deaths tor su: dls.aeea under the WftO Hoothly CD Notes Cholera Deneue fever/DHf Enceph.litis Influenza Mening,itia Plague fToportion of infanta under one ,eAr of ase Who h.~e been fully i . .uni2ed aaain.t tubercula. is. diphtheria, poliomyeliti. and measles
19BO 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980
808 38 709 31
-
3
12/82
-
7
27.
BeG BPTIII .
... ...
Polio III Me.8les Per cent of-population served wlth safe water Per ceut of population with adequate aanitary facilitiea Per cene of low birth weight infants l Maternal aortality rate. ~2499
2B. 2~.
[Jo.
&r.... J
1979
31.
... 18 ., .
13/8~
Part 11 Page 2~
31 March 1987
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK DN SOCIO&CONOMIC AND HEALTH lNDlCATORS forJ 1. Area (in \000 sq. kII.)
Year 1981
Data
Source of Dat4
236.BO
12/83
1984
202
13/B5
- Male
- Femille
Source
Il/85;
03/79.1:
03/50: 06/86:
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health for All by the Year 2000, 1985 World Population Trenou and Prospects by Country 1950-2000: Summary Report of the 1978 Assessment. UN 1979 FAD Production Yearbook 1980 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, tteviBed Ll~ccltlber
1986
10/62: 11/82: 12/83:
19S2 tSCAP Population Uata Sheet Country Review by WkC. Vientiane,
198~ ~ashinBton,
14/83:
Country Health InfOTUlation Profile (CtlIP) revised, PHD 1983 World Population iJata Sheet, Popl.Ilation lieter.ellce Bureau Inc.,
D(;
Part U Page 2&
31 March 1987 WESTERN PACIFIC REGlOfl DATA BANK ON SOCI0ECONOItIC AND HEALTH lNDlCATORS
s) for: ~ealth
Year Number
Data Ratio per 10 000 1.0 4 •• 14.1
wanpower 1984 1984 1984
Physicians Medical B.sistents Professional Nur.ing/"id~ifery Personnel
418 1 692
"
1<14
per ·100 000 1 337 918 &88 264 192 178
Ca8~.
Ill-defined inte'tinal infections Influenz.a MalaTia Other' diseases of lung Streptococcal sore throat and scarlatina Amoebiasis Intestinal infection. due to other organisms Shigellosis Pulmonary tuberculosis Pneumonia, organis. unspecified causes
009
487 084 518 034 006 008 004 011 486
1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 l~tllJ
19BO
50 223 36 142 2~ 854 9 928 7 211 b .67 5 793 " 766 " 581 4 308
U/til
154 U1 122 ll5
per Deaths 1971 1971 1971 1971 1971 1971 1971 1971 1971 1971 Inl "tear 1985 1985 1985 1985 191>5 1985
Halaria Uri-bronchitis-grippe l pneumonia Hypertensive cHsea'se Tuberculosis - all forms 'Diarrhoea Pre... _tur.ity Avitaminoses/Anaemia Menl.ngo-encephalitia Inju-cies Cholicystitis/Cholilithiasis/cirrhosis Del. -complication under the WO..-HP,I Diphtheris: Pertussis Te_tanus Po liomye 1i t is Tuberculosis
20B 56 48 45 44 38 31
29 20 16 16
100 000 7 2 2· 1 1 1 1 1 0.7 0.5 0.5
1>/8)
Cases 23 2 881
Deaths lZ 0 Ib l
Ob/b.
DB .so_ " ~58 1492 Gases III
Measles Annual -CO Bullet'in Gonorrhoea Repatitis viral - Type A - Type B - UNSF
75 9
Year 1985 1985 1985 19B5 1985 1985 1985
oblob
SypbilHs 'I'rachOllls
1 248 29 1 140
y ....
WHO Monthly CD Notes Cholera Dengue fever/DhF EnCephalitis
Year 1985 1985 1985
c..:aSes 0 759
Influenza Meningitis
Plague been fully imnunizeti against tuberculosis, diphtheria, potiomyelitis and meaales
1985 1985 1985
53 OU6
"
526
Oeaths 0 15 1 1 98
06/86
BCG DPT III
Polio 111 Measles
l'art II Page :,H 'J.]
Murch l!i'.H7
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA SANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS ~
• • • • • • _ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ • • •c • • • • • • • _ • • • • • _ • • ~_._~ • • • • • • • •
........ Year "'''''''''=='''' 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
=-~_&~~-
~=.~.R~~
Indic.ator(s) for!
•••= •••
_~_~
__
.=.~
MACAO
....=••
~=._.~==~=s~=s~=
••••= .....
Data
~=~=~z==.===
..-....-.-...-...-... .. __ • .._a__ == •• __ ••• ~
Source of Dsc. ~
1.
Area
(in 1000 oq. km.) ('000) (%1
0.02
12/87 12/87 12/.7 12/87 12/87 12/87
2. 3. ~.
Estimated population
392
Annual population growth rate
B.8 21.2
t'ercentage of papul.atI.on - less than 15 years - 65+ years
b.1 100 I.b
5. b.
Urban populauon
U)
Rate of natural increase of populat ion Ct per annum) Crude birth rate lper 100U POPlllat100) Crude death rate (per 1000 population) Life expectancy at birth - Total (years) (years) - Male - Female (years)
lZ/81 12/87 12/8J 12/87
7.
19.2 J.l
8. 9.
. ·.. "
...
1U. il.
Infant morta.lity rate [per 1000 live births)
1985
Total fer-tillty rate 'women 1.)-44 years)
...
12.6
12/87
12.
Soc io-economic indicators for the year 2000 Estimated population, \ 000) (years) (%)
Life expectancy at birth - Male
- Femole Iyearal Annual population growth rate, Crude birth rate (per 1000 population)
Crude death rate (per 1000 population) Rate of natural incre.u:le l % per annum)
· ..
...
. ·.. ... ... "
...
13.
Per Capita Gross National Product (GNP) (US$) at market pricea Rate of growth of per cspiea CNP
14.
(X)
II>. lb.
Percentage Gross Domestlc Product ,GDP) derlveCl from manufacturing at constant factor cost (%) Ec::onomical1y actlve pop in primary sector - Number in agriculture - Percent in agriculture (%J 1981 1981
·.. ... ·.. 581 0.46
12/87
12/87 12/S7 12TB7
17. 18. 19.
Daily per capita calorie supply (calories) Daily per capita protein supply (grams)
· .. .. , 19B1
12/S7 12/87
Adult I1teracy rate - Total - Male - Female
90.1 92.0 S'.9 221 540 100
20.
Health budget/exp~nditure
- Amount - Per capita - As % of total budget Official Exchange rate;
(Patacas) (Pntacas)
1987 1987 19B 7
lZ/B 7 12f87
553.9 6.8
12187
US$ 1.00;: Patacas 5.45 (198,,)
Source
13185; 12187;
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health for All by the Year lOOO. 198) Country Health Information Profile (C}( p) revised by Government, 1987
Part II Page 28 31 March 1987
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION OATA BANK ON SOCIOECQHOHIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS F==~~~=~_=-·~·=·=C_CC.C~.="C.a.~~=.=._=
__
~.=_=
__
=-_==.=.~~..
=====_ r=.=.==-====.==.==-~=-=~. ===========-== Year
~
__•__=-=--__.=-=••~•••=~a2 =_=••=_~_=~="'_="'.~==-=••=~==.= -====••
In~icato~(8).
for:
MACAO
Data ==_=~a=.=-=~~=========_=
Source of Data ======.,,,,,,=,.;===.=: 12/87
21.
Health ..anpower Physicians Traditional Chinese 0edieal p~aecitioners Professional Nursing/Midwifery Personae I 1985 1985 1985
Nlallber 554 254 932
Ratio per 1 000 1.4
0.6 2.3 Rate peT
2.
Horbid1ty of infeetious diseases
No. of Cases
PubDonary tuberculosis Ke4alea Infectious· bepatiti, MUII1ps Typhoid fever Genlan measle. Varicella Tetanus 3. Ten leading causes of mortality
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
954 265 177 67 37 34 21 5 No. of
100 000 238.5 6<>.3 44.3 10.8
12/87
;.3 1.3 Rate per LOO 000
9.3 8.5
leD code* 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 19B5 19B5
Malignant neoplasm of trachea. bronchus: and lung Senility without mention of psycnosis Malignant neopla•• of liver and intra-hepatic bile ducts Other f~rm8 of chronic ischaemic heart disease Chronic pulmonary heart disease A-cute but ilL-defined ce~ebro vascular disease Other and ill-defined cerebro vascular disease Intracerebral haemorrhage Pulmonary tuberculosis PneUUlOni •• organi •• u~pecified 24.
Deaths 45 39 38 38
38 30 24 23
16.9 14.b 14.3 14.3 14.3 1l.3 9.0
12/87
•. 6 l.9 7.1
21 19
Cases and deaths for six diseasesunder the WHO-EPI Diphtheda
".
Pertus8is Tetanua Poli01ly8litia Tuberculosis Measles Ca'es for diaeaat!is under the WHO Annual CD 8ulletin Gonorrhoea Hepatitis viral - Type A - Type B - IlNSP
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
Cases. 0 2 5 0
Deaths 0
12187
0 0 0 H 0
954 265
Cases 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 0 94
12/07
69 14 U
Syphillis TraehDma
Yaws 26.
0 0
Csse. snd death' fo~ 'ix diaease, under the WHO Monthly CD Notes Cholera Dengue fever/DHF Encephalitis Influenza Meningitis Plague
<':a8es 1985 1~85
0 0
Deaths 0 0 0 0
12/87
1985 1985 1985 1985
0 0
1
0
1 0
7.
Proportion of infants under one year of age who have been fully immunized against tuberculosis. diphtheria, poliomyelitis and measles
BeG OPT III Polio III
1985
... .... •• 99
99
12/87
Measles 2 ••
Per cent of populatIon served witb safe
~ater
1985 1905 1985 1985
12/87 12/.7 lZ/S7 12/87
<9. O. IJI.
Per cent of population with adequate aanitary facilities Per cent of low birth weight infants ( $2499 grams) Haternal mortall.ty rate
Urban - 99 Rural - 60 4.7
0.0
*
**
Codification ot the causes of death (leO) was begun in April 198b. The results sholilll repre.sent th.e 8 months of working with the new classification. The percentsges per 100 000 are calculated on the basis of annual verification of the range of occurence for the period referred to. The intense migratory movement and the TerritQry's still deficient data information system do not permit tbe knowledge of the deaographie base necessary for effective calculations.
Part 11 Page 29 31 March
1~87
W"£Sl'ERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON
SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS F~·~gg#a~C~~£~====CS.=~==.=~D.==.=.=~======~=.~~==~=a===~==~======-===~~~~~~== ~======~===~=~-~.=
MALAYSIA F========~=====c====,,===-~-.========~======~=~=~====~=~====~=~=~== 1. Area (in 1000 sq. km. I Peninsular Sabah Sarawak
Indic.ator{ e) for:
'I'f:!ilr .:0====0.'-'.;0..:'-",-
Data ==~=====-
..
.... '"''''=-.. ''' .. ~ ........ Source of Uste ~===$za====a===~
===.==~=
1'Jt:l1
l'Jhl l~81 l~ij4
131. 59 73.71 124.45
12/83
2.
Estimated population
( ODD)
15 26) 2.5 37.5*
12186 12/86 12/"6
J. 4.
Annual population growth rate Perc.ent.ftg~
(II than 15 years
I <;;S4
of population U)
- less - 65+ of
1964 1984
years
3.8* 3'.9 ~.6
12/B6 12(84
5.
Urban populat1on
1980 population (% per annum) 19i:S4
b. I.
RatE of natural inc reese Crude death rate ~per
13/85 13185 11(85 I
Crude bl.rth rate ,,-per IvOO popul,atl.on}
1<;84 1 ~84
31.2 5. I
8. 9.
1000 population) {years) (years)
Llte expectancy at bll'th - Total - Male
.. , 1983
! j ,
- Female (yean) 10. :!.
6).7* 72.3*
12/t.s6
Inhnt mortality rate (per 1000 live birrlHI) Tota 1
191:1)
20. JJ* 3.8
IV tit 10i1':
---
J:ert lll.ty rate \.women D-4':11 years)
1982
-i --~
12.
Soc io-economic indicators fo< the yed:t" 2000
i 2QOO
Estimated popuiatlon. { 000) Life expectancy at birth - Male Annua l popolation growth rate. ( yeaTS)
20 181 66.5 70.)
OJ/79: , ' OJ/79. 1~'"
i
19')5-2000 1995-2000 1 tJ4 S-- "/(j(JO
- !'-emlHe (Years)
"3/19. I OJ/79. I OJ/79. I 037)9. I
m
1. 52
'1 ., ..-
!
Crude birth rate (per 1000 population)
1995-20(JO 1995-2000 1<J95-1UOO
2\. I 5.9 1.5,
!
Crud.e death rate (per 1000 population) R.ftte of natura 1 increase t%. po< annum)
0)/19.1 1:l/8b
13.
Per Capita Gross National Product (GNP) (OS$) at raarket prices
1985 19t5 1'}80
2 004 0< 4 Bb9 3.9
(H$l 14.
Rate of growth of per capita
GNP
(%)
11/1:j6 14/bl
15. 16.
Percentage Cross Domestic Product tCDP) derived from manufacturing at constant factor cost (X) Economically active pop in primary sector
20.5 2 216
17.
Number in agriculture ('000)
19BO 1960 lY83
03/80 03/BO \J/85
- Percent in agriculture 0:) lJaily per capita ca10rie supply lcalories)
47.8 2 OOQ
10. 19.
Duly per capita
pTote~n
supply (grams) 1960
... n U-88; R-76 U-74; R-\9 13/85
Adult 1 iteracy_ rate
-
Total - Mde
- Female 20.
Heal th bUdget/expenditure - Amount
(H$I (H$)
1985 llJij)
1 256 322 300
12/86 [2/86
-
Per capita
n 4.3
- As %
of tota J budget Rate~
If.JBS
12/86
Official Exchange
usi
1.00
H$ 2.43 (1984)
U - Urban; R - Rural
*Peninsular Malaysia only Source 13/85.: 03/79.1, Covernment's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health for All by the Year 2000, }985 World Population Trends and Prospects by Country 1950-2uOu; Summary Report of the 1978 Assessment, UN 1979 FAO Production Yearbook 1980 1982 ESCAP Population Data Sheet Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) "n":vis€d by GI.)Vf~rnment. 1983 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government, 1984 Government's Reply to Cumlllative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Sdected
03/BO, 10/82, 12/83;
12/B4: 06/86;
Diseases for [he Year
198~,
Revised
becemb~r
1986
12/86, 14/81,
Country Health lnfonnation Profile (CHIP) revis~d by Guv.~rnnlt!ut key Indicators of Developing Member ~ountrics of ADB, April 1~81
Part. 11 Page 30
31 March 1981' WEst'EBN PACIFIC REGlON DATA IWIIK em SOCIO~ONOHIC AND HUI.TII IHJ)I(;A'):ORS
21 •. Uealth manpo'WeT Physicians
... ...-.-..........---......---.....---.....--...... ... .-._- ............... -~-~ -~.-
.~.-.-.- ... -.-•••---------...---.....- ..................- •••••-. *.~ •••--•••••••••• ~ ••••• - •••• Data lndieato,,(s) fOT~ MALAYsIA Year
. . . . . . . . . . . Z S • • IS . . ' "
Humber
• .............CO"' .... Racio pt!r
.. ........... "' .....,= .. '" 1U~HJ
SOUl:ce 01 U.ut·
10 Peninsular Sabah
ouo 3.3 1. ~
19t14 1984 19"" 1984 1984 1984
Sarawak MedIcal aB81stancs** PenInsular Sabah Sarawak Peninsular Sabah Sara..,."
4 111 17. 220 1 814 1.98
1.5 1.0 :t.~
Z"'
I." 10.0 9.0 5.7 R~tl;!.
Profe.sional
Nur.in&(Kidv~f*ry re~aonnel'"
1984 19~4
12 651 lOSt. Ho.
1984
22. 1.'en leadl.1'lg causes of morllldlty Ma'ltl'ria T\lbereulosis Measles Mumps Gonococcal infections Chickenpox Yiu1 hepatitis typhoid fever and paratyphoid fever Other fo_od poisoning (bacterial) Cholera
ICD code 0"" 01. u55 072 09. 053 070 002 005 001 l~l:I4
828 ot
per l:t/bb
CaBes 1!.1~4
too 000 1~9.34 S~.~9 Sj.~~
1!l2J4 15184 1~t:l4
30 424 9 tS. 147 5 _354 4 .4)
"
:is.OS .... ;.\L74
1984 19ts4 J~84
4 -8,37 ;l
31.M l4 .. !lb
223 2 000 70u
13.10 !.l.U 0.43 K~tr.J
1984
19l54 l.~~ 1':184
I .1
67
23.
l'en leadIng -C-Buses of mortlillty* Helillrt dieelillse;s . Accidients Diseases of ea'_rly infancy Cardiovascular diseases NeoplaslDs Pneumonills 'Tuberculosis Diseases of liver Gastt'oenterieis Complications of pregnancy
No. 01 l'le.1iII~)16
pEi/_r
lOU,9bO 1.87 1;'/tl5
3 31t.
-19841984 1984 1984 1984 1984 "84 1984
I
2-)45
2.314 1 571 1 32b 51" 471
1.32 1 .. 31 0.89
0.75 0.29 V.27
2n 13; III Cases
o.oa 0,0&
0,10
1'4.
t;:~ses
lind de~t~ts for six diseases under ehe WHO-EP1 Diphtheria Pertussis l'etanuB Poliomyelitis l'uberculosis Measles
Deaths
19l:15 1~.5
1\1.5 1!l~5
...0 :; {J83
145
J'
1985 19l:15
...
...
...0
-
Oo/bv
Ob/tlb
5.
CaBeB for diseases under the WIIO Annual CD Bulletin Gonorrhoea Hepatitis viral - l'ype A - Type !S - UlliSP
Cases l~ij5
t~."5
Syphillis Trachoma Yaws
IIJ85 11)85 I ~:HS5
1!185 IIJ85
... ... ... 3 lS2 ... ... ... Ueaths
6.
I·
Cases and deaths £0< six dist!8ses under the WIlO Monthly CD Notes Cholera -Dengue fever/DHF Encephalitis Influenz.a
(;ases
1985 198~
1985 1'J1:i~ 1'::t~5 1~a5
.
64 323
4
Ob/80
Meningitis Plague
.. . ... 45
...
.. .... ... -
10
7.
Proportion of infants under One year of age who have been fully inaunh.ed against tuberculosi$. diphtht!ria. poliomyelitis and measles RCC
DPT III Polio 111 Measles
1984 1984 19M
415.1 5.:1.5 55.0
l1/8b
1.... 1984
43.0* 81.t.~
S.
Pe< cent of population served with s8fe water
12/l:I6 13/S~
9.
Per cent of popUlation vith adequate sanitary facilities Per cent
1960 1'84
75.4
o. 1.
of low birth weight infants \ :$'2499 gramsJ
Hate.rnal mortality rate
1983
••• 0.40*
H/Oo
12/86
*Peninsular Kalaysia only **Publie service only ***Public service only. Includes staff nurses and midwiVes but excludes assistant nurses.
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PAClFH: REGION DA1A
BA~K
ON
SOGIOECONOMIC AND IiEALlB INDICATORS F~==:e.==~~=~======-=~&==-==-=-==-~=-~==~=========:=Q====-==~=:===:~=
==~==========:-=======:==~===-
F==_==C===K===========c=~==_s=====c==================
Indicator< s) {or:
NAURU
=======:::==== =='=",========::'''' =============== 1981 1982
Year
Data
Source of Data
1.
Area
(in 1000 sq. km.J l' ODD) (%)
0.02
12/83 JO/82 10/82
2. 3.
Est1.1Jlated popu 1a hon
7 0.0
Annual population growth rate
1982
•• 5.
percentage ot population - less than I:> years
-
65< years 1982 J982 1982
6. 7. 8. 9.
Urban population l'" Rate of natural increase of population (% per annum) Crude birth rate lper 100U population) Crude death rate (per 1000 populat ion) Life expectancy at birth - Tots. t lyears) (years) - Hale Female (years)
... ... ... 01/82 01182
1.5
19.8 4.5
01/82
-
10.
Infant mortality rate lper 1000
liv~
births)
11. 12.
Total fertility rate lwomen 15-49 years) Soc io-econ01lllic indi~ators for the year ;1000
... ... ... ... ... 2UOO 10 03/79. I
Est1mate(! populat1ol1)
\ • OUU) (years) - Female lyears)
Life expectancy at birth - Male
... ... 1995-2000 1. 03 03J79. I
Annual population growth rate,
(t)
Crude b1rth t"ate lper 1000 populat10n)
I,;rude death rate \per luuO populatiOn) Rate of natural increase l% per annum)
13. 14.
Per Capita Cros8 National Product (GNP) at tnarket prices
(us$) u;}
Rate of growth of per capita GNP
15. 16.
Pereentage Gross Domestic Product (GDP) derived from manufacturing at constant factor cost (%) Economically active pop in primary sector - Number in agriculture l' QuO}
... ... ... ... ... ...
'"
17. 18. 19.
Percent in .agriculture
(ll
Daily per capita calorie supply (calories) Daily per capita protein supply (grams) Adult literacy rate - Total - Male - Female Health budget/expenditure - Amount - Per capita - As :< of total budget
... ... ... ...
20.
Source
01/82: 03/79.1:
06/75: 10/82: 12/71: 12/82.1: 12/83: 14/80:
UN Demographic Yearbook World. Population Trends and Prospects by Country 1950-2000: Summary Report of the 1918 Assessment. UN 1979 Morbidity, Mortality and Epidemiological Statistics. MOH, Nauru, 1975 1982 ESCAP Population Data Sheet World Health Statistics Annual 1971, Vol. III Leaflet on Childhood CD, Report 3/82 Country Health Information P'("ofi1e (GUlP) revised by Government, 1983 South Pacific: Epidemiological and Health Information Service, Annual l<epor-t 1!J6Q
Part II
Page 32 31 March 1987 WESTERN PAtH-It REGION DAIA BANK ON SOCIOECOtlmt U; AND HEAL1.:H _a.~ c~
c.__cc._. __•..._ ......=._._•••..._ ...•..•_ .... . . . . .~ ••c_. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .& •••==••••••
l~D lCA1'OkS .~=_.~=_
•. •......•.. .......'" Year 1971 1971 1971
.•.
_a • • • • • • • • _ • • • •
................. ..................... Ill7l
lndic,tor< s) for:
~
===••• =••• =•• •• c • • • • • • • ......... ..."'=== ............ ~umber
Data
21.
Health -manpower Phyilliciana Medical a8sistants
Profe •• ional Nursing/Midwifary Personnel 22.
.
10 ... 9
c_.............. Ratio per 10 000 14.3
Source of Data
12.9 Rate peT
ten leading causes of morbidlty Dengue
leD code 061 098 070.3 055 090-097 004 372 E865.2 070.1 003 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980
Gonorrhoea Hepatitis, viral type ! Heasles Syphilis
Shigellosis Conjunctiviti$ Fish poisoning
Hepatitis, viral type A Salmonella infection (other than typhoid) 23. Ten leading causes of mortality Cardiovascular disease
No. of Cases 538 51 42 10 8 6 5 5 4 1 No. of Deaths II
100 000 7 370 699 575 137 110 82 68
14/80
I
68 59 14
leD code A80-A88 AIIl38-ANISO AI36 A89-A96 A5-A21 AM 1974 1974 1974 1974 1974 1974
Rate per 100 000 157 143 43 29 29 29 . 06/75
Injury Senility Diseases of respiratory system Bacteria 1 infection
Diabetes mellitus 24. Cases _and deaths. for
10 3 2 2 2 Cases
.
six diseases 198;! 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982
under the WnO-EPI
l>fphtheria
-
Deaths
Pertussis Tetanus
Poliomyelitis Tuberculosis Measles 25.
8 1
-
-
12/82.1
Cases for diseases under the WHO Annual CD Bulletin Gonorrhoea Hepatitis viral - Type A - Type B
Cases 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 50 4 42
14/80
- ONSP
Syphillis Trach0ll18
...
26.
~Yaw~_ Ca6es and
...-8 Cases
d~aths
for six diseases under the 1980 '1980 1980 1980 1980 1980
WHO l'tonth Iy CD Notes
Cholera Dengue
fever/UHF Encephal it is Influenza
Meningitis P-lague 27. Proportion of infants under one yeaT of age who have been fully immunized against tuberculosi.s, diphtheria. poliomyelitis and measles BeG
538 -
Deatbs
...-
14/80
DPT III Polio III Measles
...
28. 29. 30. 31.
Per cent of population served with safe water Per cent of popUlation with adequate sanitary faciliti.es Per cent of .low b1rth weight infants ( Maternal mort;ality rate ~
2499 grams)
... ·.. ·.. ·..
Part II Page 33
31 March 19b7 WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOC10Eto~OM1C
AND HEAL1H
1~DILA10~5
f~~=~~~c~~~==~g=~~c==~==~==~~==~=====~~~~~==~=====:======
=~=:~~====~-;=~~========~====.==c.===~==_=E
F~=~==~·=~b
Indicatod.) for: ( in 1000
••C.=•••••••••
NEW CALEDONIA c=.~=.==_§=._=_==.=
I.
Area
.q. km.l I' OUO)
•• :Q.a._=s~~~ = •• =...c:;t:::""", "'==""======:=E:= .c••••• _s.= •• 1983 1983 19.103 145.364 1.3 3b.24 6.2 58.5 2.09 26.2 12{85 13{85 13/85 12{85 12/85 12/85 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983
Year
Data
Source of Data ~=~
2. 3.
Est imated population
Annual population growth ratE!:
(%1
4.
Percentage of population - less than 15 years - 65+ years
5.
Urban population
(%1
6. 7. B.
Rate of natural inc rease of population (% per annUlI!) Crude birth rate lper 100u population) Crude death rate (pet' 1000 population)
!lIaS 12/85 1>185 13J85
19B1 1983 1976
5.B
9.
Life expectancy at birth - Total
lyeaTSI ( years) - Male - Female (years)
... ...
bO.8 66.8 16.8 12/&5
10. II.
Infant mortality rate (per 1000 live births) Total hrtility rate {women 15-49 years) Soc io-economic indicators for the year 2000 Estimated population.
19B3
12.
I OOU) lyearsl - Fetnah lyears)
2000
2B2
03179.1
Life expectancy at birth - Male Annual population growth rate,
... .,. 1995-2000 2.48 03179.1
(%1
CrlJrle birth rate (per 1000 population) Crude death rate l per 1000 population} Rate or natural lncrease I."
·.. .. , ... 1983 1981-1983
per annum)
13.
Per Capita Cross Domestic Product tGDP) at market prices
(vSi) (Francs C[o'I')
5 379 or 91" 453.29 9.9 \1982 5.7 (! 983)
13(85 12/85
II,.
nate of growth of per capHa GOP It} Percentage Gross Domestic Product lGUP) derived fro~ manufacturing at constant factor cost (1) Economically active pop in primary sector - NUlllber in agriculture ( 000) - Peccent in agriculture (X)
!>. 16.
· ..
... 1983
...
17. 18. 19.
Daily pee capita calorie supply (calories) Daily per capita protein supply (gramsl AduJt literacy rate - Total
· .. ... 92
13{85
- Male - FEmale
93 91
20.
Hea I th budget I ell:pend itu re - Amount
IF. CfP) (F. CFP)
1982 1982 1982
1 62::' 990 000 10 966
1~/S3.1
- Per capita - As % of total budget
12/83.1 12/83.1
J.2J
Official EKchange rate: Source
usi
1.00 1
= F_
CFP 170.00433 (19BZ)
13(85;
03/J9. I; 12{83; 12/83.1; 12(85; 14/80; 06/86;
Cove'rnment s Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing Strategy for Health for All by th€ Yea~ 2000, 1965 World Population Trends and Pros{>ects by Country 1'J,)()-:WOO; Summary Report of the 1918 Assessment. UN 1979 Country Health Information P~ofil~ (CHIP) revi$ed by Gov~rnment. l~~O and 1983 SU1lImary Report on Health Activitie.s Car:ried Out in !'lew Caledonia and Dependencies in 1982 (34th Regional Committee Meeting, lYtiJ) COlJntry Health Information Profite (CHlP) revised by Or Petrinsky (WHO (;onsultsnt),
1985 Sooth Pac.ific Epidemiological and Health Information Service Annua) Report, l':lI:W Covernment 1 s Reply to l:utnulati\le 1'otals ot Cases and lJeaths from 18 SelectetJ Uiseases for the year 1985, Revised Uecemher 19B6
Part II Page l4 31 March 1981.
indicatorl.) tor.: NEW CALEDONIA ~ •• _..._........=•••• _•••• aQ=• • =.=_~ (2:1. Health unpower
f-··--..·=-=-·=··=-=..-·-..·=·.. fZ2. Leading cauaes of .•orbldl.ty
WESTERN PACIFIC ~ECION DATA EANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND ~EAL1H IhDICATORS ·····=·~-·-·====·-=·=··--·=·
___
._Q&_.c==q._.=-==.~
..=_. =="'''.'''' 'YeaI' ....... ..==--= 1~83
.=¥.cc=====~=~~=~~====~===$:====z=====z~~~·
....
_~_.""c:
..=""Data =-=="'.=."'''' ...= Ratio p~r 10 000 b,b 24.1
S()ul'ce ot Datil ==a"'=.==="'===~=
Nwnber·
Phy.icians. Medical ••• ietants Profe.sional Nur.ins/Hidwifery Personnel
1983 1~83
·.. >50 "
95
1l{b5
No. of Cases 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 code 1~82
pl.
Acute" re8pira~ory infections Infectiou8 and parasitic diseases Injury ape poisoning Diseases of the ner~ou. .y.t~ and .en.e organa Disorders of akin and 8ubcutaneous layer. Disea.es of digestive .yst~ lCD LeadIng aau"e, of mortality
· .. ·.. . ... ·.. "
.
Rate per WU 000
... .. . · ... .. ·.. ·..
D/U5
24.
diseases Injury and poisoning Tumors Diseasea of the disestive aystem RespiYatoTY diseases Case"and deaths for 81X d1seases under the WHO-EPI Ca~diovascuLar
J9O-~59
800-999 1~o-239
No. qt Oeathll ., ,
Rat~
pt!r
520-579 460-519
19S2 )982 1982 198.
·.. · · .... ·.. 0 3 U U
100 OUO
· .. · .. ... ·.. ·.. ..
D/U5
Ca.ses
Deaths
I "6/H6
Dipht~eria
Pertussis Tetanus
1985 1985 1985 19~5
Poliomyelitis Tube-rculoeis Measle. ~5.
1985 1985
98 ,17
.
· .. ... · .. ...
·.. ~
C•• es for dblu••ea under the WHO Annual CD Bulletin Gonorrboea ~~patiti. viral - Type.A ~
Cases 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 .
Type B
Syphilis Trach08la . Yaw. 26.
- UNSP
· .. · .. 427 ·.. Cases
JOB 228
Ub/tib
C....· and de.~h~ for WHO Honthly CD Notes Cholera
8~
d18e*.ee under the
1985
27.
Dengue fever/DHF Encephalitis Influenza Meningitis Plasue Propo~tion of infanta unde~ one year of age ~ho hsve been fully immunized against tuberculosis, diphthet'ia J polio.yelitis and measle.
1985 1985 1985 1~B5
·..1
Deaths
,
· .. ...
ObiS.
1985
..-
·.. 98*
-
13/85
DPT III Polio III Heaales
sec
1983
28. 29.
Per cent of population served WIth aafe water Per cent of population with adeq uste sanitary Per cent of low bl.t"th wel.ght infants l ~ 2499
198) 1983 gnms)
WI> (est.)
8.
, U/85 .13/85 .12185 12/85
30. ll.
1984 1984
7.2 \o.t.) 1>.lb
Katel'nal mortahty rate i
*
6 years old
excluding measles
Part l! Page j5 31 Ml:I.r~h 1 'Jhl WtSl'tRN PACIFIC RUaON DA1'A BANK ON
SOClOECONOMIC
A~~
htALIH
INOl~A10RS
F===DD ••••••
_~C.C
••••••••••••• _••• __ ••• •• ~
_~.=
....
~£~~.c~
r········································· .. _=••"'•••--1. Area (in 1000 sq. km.) K C _
lndie.tods) for:
NEW ZEALANU
"' ....... ""''''''''... '''0:"'' Year
= ... ..,,,,,::e,,,,,,=""= __ "' •• Data .""'.""~"'.=
. . . "' . . . . . "''''' .. c • • •
............... "'.,.'" 1981 1984 1984 1985 1985 1981 1984 1984 1984 1983
....... "' ••
of Data ........ _..... ~Qurce
269.0b 3 250 I• I 24.1* 10-. 3*
12/B3 IJ/85 13/85
2. 3. 4. 5.
Estimated population
{OOO)
Annual population P~rc~nta&e
grD~tb
rate
( Xl
of population -
less than 15 years
12/8b 12/Sb 12/8J 13/85 12/86
- 65+ years
Urban population
(%)
83.6 0.76 15.8 7.8
b. ).
Rate of natural increase of population (% per annum) Crude bl.rth rate {per 1000 populatlon)
8.
Crude death rate (pet' 1000 population) LLfe expectancy at blrth - Total 'years} - Male (years) - Female (yeat's)
12186 13/85
9.
... 70.8 76.9 11.
10. 11. 12.
Infant mortality rate (per 1000 live births) Total fertility rate (women 15-49 yeilrs) Soc io-economlc indicators fot' the year 2000 Estimated population. (' 000) (years)
1984 1fJBl;
,*. .
1211>6
1.9
n/8b
2000 1995-2000 199)-LOOO 1995-2000 1995-2000 1995-2000 1995 2000 19b4
4 027 71.8 78.2 U.92 16.0 8. I 0.79 5 000 or I U 200 0.5
03/79.1 03179.1 03/79.1 OJ/ )9. I
Life expectancy at birth - Male
- Female lyears) Annu<J I poputlltion growth rate,
(:)
Crude birth rate (per ]000 popUlation) Crude death rate (per 1000 population) Rate of natural inc rease (% per annum) J 3.
OJ/79.1 03/79.1 OJI79. I I3/85 07/81
Per Capita Gross National Product (GNP) at market prices Rate of growth of per capita GNP
(ost) (NZ$)
14. 15. 16.
(%)
1970-1919
Percentage Gross Domestic Product (COP) derived from manufacturing at constant factor cost
m
... 1980 19~U
Economically active pop in primary sector Number in agriculture (' OOO)
118
1JJ18IJ
- PE! rcent in agriculture (%)
9.3 I
U3180 13/~~
17. 18. 19.
Dally peT capLta ca lone supply (f:alones) Dail.y per capita protein supply 19rams) Adult J iteracy rate - 1.'0ta 1 - t1a Ie
19~1
J )19 97
1981
13/85 13/85
1982
... .,
BO 97
- Fem.a Ie 20. Health budg~t/expenditur€
. 12/86
- Amount - Per capita - As % of total budget
(NZ$) (NZ$)
1984/85 1984/85 1985
I lJ11.3m
580 approx. 12.4
12/80
[2/86
Official Exchange rate~
US$ 1.00
NZ$ 2.04 (l984)
*Provisionnl **Fetai and infant deaths 1984 Source J 3/85: Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Imp]el!l~ntln!', the Strategies
03179. t: OJ/80: 06/86:
07/ B1 : 12183: 12/86:
for He.:llth [aT All by the Yl!tlr 200U. 1965 World Population Trends and Prospects by Coulltry 145(J-:t()OU~ Summary Report of the 1918 Assessment, UN, 1979 FAO Production Yearbook 1980 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of t:a$~8 and Veatbs from Ib Selecteo Diseases for the Year 1985, Rev Ueccmber 19Bb 19B1 World Bank Atlas Country lIealth lnfotm.:ttioll J)rotil£.· (CH1P) revised by L.()Wrtnuenl, llJl:SJ Country llealth ICltot"mation Profile (UIlP) rt'vist:·(j Ly Luvt.'rnmellt, lljt!.o
Part II Page 36 31 March 19B7
wgSTERN PACIFIC BEGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AHD IlEAl.l'H IN01CA10RS lndicator(a) for: Heal th manpower
Yea I" Humber
Oata Katio per 10 000
Physician. Medical a •• istants Profe.sional Nursing/Midwifery Personnel (Qualified registered and enrolled)
1985 1~8"
' 5 55b 2b 01~
10.4 7~.()
1</8b
per
Compiications of pr~,nancYI cbildbirtn and the puerp.erium Respiratory diseases Malignant neoplasms 18chaemie heart disease
1>30-1>11> 460-519 ' 140-20B 410-414
W84 1984 1984 1984
Caaes 12 288
100 000 2 213.3 1 077.8
12/8b
35 194 Z3 812
13 13Z Deathll
72\1.1 408.3 per
100 000 ~20.3
llehaemic heart di.esse. ~lilPant n~opl.sm.
Cerebrovascular disease Respiratory di.eaae Pneumonia and influenza under the WHO-EPI DiphtheTia Pertussis:
410-414 140-208 430-4311 460-519 480-487
1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
, 5 2 2 1
19b 888 BlI 590 V8S
12/8b
lISO.3 bb.l
» •• P.eBths
1~. S
Cases
Tetanu. Poliomyelitis Tuber<:ulosia Measles
1985 1985 198, 1985 1985 1985
Vb/8b and
3 359**
l:l/~b
Annual ·CD· Bulletin Gonorrhoea Hepatitia viral - Type A - Type B - UNSP
Syphillis Traeho.8 ~.w.
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
Cases 1 434 380 530 209 78
Ob/8'
12/""
0""
WHO
~nthly
CD Notes
t:aSes
UoE:!aths
Cholera
Dengue fever/DHF Encephalitis Influenza ~eningitis
Plague been fully i~niEed against poliomyelitis and measles BCG J)PT iII Polio III t~berculQ8is.
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 diphtheria,
Ob/8. 1 umJ
12/8b
!O7
8
1983 1~6)
73.b8
Measles
1983 19B3
11.90
n.ll
* **
Refers to sewers only. Tuberculosis: pulmonary occult and other
for~s
Part II Page 37
31 March 1'Jts7
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND REALTH INDICATORS
F____ 1.
·=··_=·=-a-=~··cacD.a._
...=_c.. •••c••=.=.=.=.===•• == .........= .. ,.,,-= ~
==-....=_..... "'a."""':
F··..···=..·····_·"'·~·;;;;_·___..·_·..·_=_...."'·.. __=_.. m.m"'.. Area (in 1000 oq. km.)
Indicator{ s) for:
NIUE
Year Data =_","' ...m",,="' ..= ",,,,,."'=&=-=__.15=,,1981 0.26 1984
===S"'D==_",a===..... Source of Daca = ..= .. ..=.tII<&". -=_.~#
12/83 06/86.3 00{80.3 10/81 10/82 03/79 u6/Oo.1 06/86.1 06{86.1
2.
Ist1mated pcpulat10n
( '000) (%J
2.9 -4.J
I 4. 5. b.
••
Annual population growth rate
JYIl4
Percentage of populat10n - less than 15 years - 65+ years
1982 1982 1980
46.1 6.«l
Urban population
\%1.
20.7 2.1 29.2 7.8
Rate of natural l.ncrease of population Crude death rate (per 1000 population)
(%
per annuml
1983 1983 1983
7. 8. 9.
Crude birth rate (per 1000 populatlon)1980 Life expeetancy at birth - Total \years) Male (years) - Female (years)
-
... ...
... 0 I
'10. U.
12.
1000 live births) Totd rertuity rat. lwomen 1,-... y.au} Soeio-econmnic indicators for the year 2000 Eatl.mateCl populaUon, I'UUUJ Infant mo~tality
rata
(p.~
1902
Ob/8b.2
" 2000
. OJ/79.1
Life expectancy at birth - Male - Female Annual popUlation growth rate. (X)
Iy•• ro} ~years) 19~5-2000
... loU
... ... ...
03/79.1
Crude bntn rate \per luuu populahon) Crude death rate lper 1000 population} Rate ot natural 1ncre8se ti per annum)
"
.
13. 14. 15. lb.
Per Capita Gross National Product (GNP) at mar~et p~iees (US$) Rate of gr(Nth of pe~ capita GNP \X} Percentage Gross: Dmaest1c Product \GDPJ der1ved from manufacturing at constant factor cost (%) Economlcally active pop in primary sector N~ber
... ... ... •
Ln agr1culture
~'OUO}
- Percent in agriculture (X)
... ...
11. 18. 1••
Dally per capita calorie supply Adult I1teracy rate - Total - Male - Fesuale
~ca1orie8)
Daily per capita protein supply (srams)
." ." 19t12 19t1l
...
20.
Health budget/expenditure
- Amount Pe~
INZ~J
605 727
06/86.2 06/86.l
capita
WZ$}
191.1
- As % of total budget Official Exchanae rate: Source 03/79.1: 03/79: 10/82: 12/80: 12/81: 12/83: 06/86: 06/86.1: US$l.OO - NZ$1.02 (1982)
...
06/86.2: 06/86.3:
World Population Trends and Prospects by Country 1950-2000: Summary Report of the 1978 Assessment, U~ lY79 Urban, Rural and City Population, 1950-~OOO, as Assessed in 1978. UN. 1979 1982 ESCAP Population Data Sheet Government Responses to World Health Statistics Annual Questionnaire on Mea1th Hanpower. 1980 Government Responses to World Health Statistics Annual Questionnaire on Certain Causes of lnfectious and Parasitic Diseases; and on Number of Deaths by Cause Country Health Information PrOfile (CHIP) revised by Gove~nmentf 1983 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, Revised December 1986 Niue: Abstract of Stati.tics 1983. Statistics Unit, Department of Economic Development. Government of Niue, March 1985 1982 Annual Report. Departmsnt of Health, Government of Niue, 31 October 1983 1984 Mini-Census of Population Report, Statistics Unit, Department of Economic Development, Government of ~iue
Part 11 Page 38
31 March 1987 Wl!STERti PACUIe REGION DAfA BANK O~ SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH IHDlr..:ATOR5 ~ ~ ~ ~
.......... ~
-~
....................-......-...............................= •••• Re_lth . . npower Phyaic.:tana Medic.l a . . ift.nu Profe'aional Nurains/Hidwifery Fer.oonel
Indicator( .) for:
..........-................ ... ........... ....• ... .... . !ill!! Y~ar .-~-
~.=.c..=.~
21.
... .......... ....... "' :
.............. ..................... _ ...z=..="'=... R.atio pet
Data
50urct! of Oata s_~~
..
_=_=~.=~=.=
Number
10 000 1~80
1980
22.
Ten leadiq cauaes of
uorb~d~ty
lev
code
Influensa Inte.tinal p.ra.iti-= un8pecified 'Me.ale. Streptoeoccal aore throat and ac;:arlatina Chickenpox. GORO(:occ:al infectiotl Viral hepati~ia Other food poiaoning (bacterial) Lep,ro8Y H4,a.ia.!lOcoc:ca). infeetion Heninaitil due to enteroviru8 Fihrial inf~ction and dracontiasia 2J.
.., 129
1980
.,.
2
•• 1
l:C:/,\SO
23
'Jb.7 Rate per lulJ 000 L7 173 2 1J45
No. of Ca8es
055 034 052 098 070 DOS
19110 1980 1980 1980 198U
.eo ., 21 14 11 8 3
nIH
451 43. J41
19S0 l!l80
030 036 041
1980 1980 1960
, 1 I
,.. ~3
"' 31 31 31
U;
198D 1980
1 1
n
Te. leading causeS of mortality Pneumonia Influenza, RU8sian Cerebro-vascular disease
'0. 1'J1!1 1979 1919 l!l79 1';179
of Deaths 4
Rate per IUD 000
, 3 2 I
Accident-drcvning Ca.tro enteritis Neoplasm Heart failure Bronchitis Asthma Asphyxia Ascending transverse myelitis Peritonitis B1,lrns Diabete8 mellitus Gunshot wound of chest Motor-vebicle accident- crush injury of chest
1979 11:119 1!II 79
1 1 1 I
10. 81 54 ,4 27 27 27
12/~3
27 21 27
197!11 1!II 71J 1919 197911,119 1979 197!11 1979 Cases 19~5
1 I 1 I
I t
~7
"
21 27
1 I I
" Deaths
27
24.
CSU8
and death. for six diseases under the WHo-EPI Diphtheria Pertuui.8 Tetanu. Poliomyelitis Tuberculo.ia Measles
lYtI; 1985 1985
1'85 19t15
21 Cases
-
-
(Ji.l/tlb
2>.
CaseS for diseases under the WHO Annual CD Bulletin Gonorrhoea He.patitis viral - 'Iype A
• 1':.l~5
Ub/M~
19t1S lY8~
- Type B
- UNSP Syphillis Trachoma Yawl
1985 lY65
l'.5 1'85
(,;ases.
26.
Cases and deaths for six diseases under the
WHO Monthly CD Notes Cholera Dengue fever/DHF Encephalitis Influenz.a Meningitis Plague 21.
Deaths
19l:15 1~85c
47
1>85 l'::l~~
\;85 IIJoH5
1 177 1
-
-
7.5
-
IJfl/MI
Proport ien of infants under one year of age who 'lave been fully immunized against tuberculosis, diphtheria. poliomyelitis snd measles
BeG DPT III PoLio III Measles
1982
...
06/86.2
79.1
...
Zo.
Per c.ent of populat.x,-on served wJ,th sa.fe water urban rural
-
... ... 1985
29.
Per cent of facilities
popul~tion
with adequate sanitary ~
30. 31.
Ver cent of low blrth weight infants- l
24-99 gums!
Maternal mortality rate
... 3.5 ...
13/85
Part II Page )~
31 March l!:ibl
r~
..···-..• ....•..••.. Un 1000 aq • !au. ) population
F=..~--=--~···-1.
I ad ieator( 8) for:
Are.
....
Year PAPUA NEW GUINEA Data SOuTce of Data ~aaQ_.=-~="c=~=",~----=.-==-=" =-"" ......""=.."'='" ="".= .. &< ............"". . "'.o::ts;.... "'.= ... =.......
··----*___a----... rate (X)
WESTERN PA'IFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SO'IOECONOMIC AND HEALlfi INDICATORS _.~_~a
.... .-.------.... -....... ..... ~-.-
• . . . . . . . . ._ - _• •_.IQ
1984 1984 1980 1980 19.0 1980-85 .01Wlll)
462.84 3 22~ :l~)
12/86
z. 3. 4.
ZBt~ted
( '000)
12/86 121 8t> 12/86 12{1$6 12/06
Annual population Percentage of
.r~h
p~ul.tion
- less than 15 years - '65+ years
41.9 ::S.l
S. Urban P"I'uletion (%1 4. Rate of natural increase of population (X per 1. Crude birth rate (per 1000 population)
20.0 2.23 3;.3 13.0
1980-85 1960-85 1980-85
1218. 12/86 12/8•
•• 9.
Crude 4eatb rate \per 1000 population)
Life expectAncy at
b~rth
- Total - Male
(yeats) (yeat'.)
- Female (yeats)
1981 1981 1981 1"'-19~v
U-61; 8-53
...
U-6Z; R-54 12
13/85 urSI> 10/82 OJ/H. 1 0>/19.1 UJ/" .1
10.
InfsDt JDOTt..Hty
~.te
(per 1000 live births) 1.J-"~
11. 12.
Total fe'CtJ..ll.ty rAte \wome.n
year.J
0.0
Soc:.io-economic indicetot""s for the year 2000 Estimated population, I 000)
2000 ( years) (X) 1~95-2000
4 986 ~
Life expectancy at birth - Male Ann1Ul1 populatioll It'owth rate.
- ¥em. . e lyeara}
",Y,-,UUU 1995-20W 1995-2000 H95-2000 11195-2000 1984 1970-1979 1982 1980 1980 19}~-1977
60.0
.., 2.11
~.ll
03/79.1
Cr"de birth rat;e (per 1000 popuistion) Crude death rat" (per 1000 population) Rate of natural increase {% per annum)
30.1> ~.;
03179.1 OJ179.1 03179.1
13.
14.
Pel' Capita Gross National Product (GNP) at 108rKet price8 (ust) (KINA) ltate of growth of per capaa GNP ,%l Percentage Cro •• Domestic Product (GDP) clerive.d from _nufacturi", at c.onst.&nt factor co.t n.)
593 593 0.3
12/86 07/81 12/86
15. 16.
9.; 1 259 82.3 2 247 45.8 45 ... ... 78 993 000 24.47
Economieally actiY« pap in priaary .actOT - ·Number in agr1culture t'OUU) - Percent in D.a~l,.
OJr80 U3/00 13/5;
11.
(l) per caplta calorle supply (caLortes) Total
~ricu1ture
18. 19.
[laily per capita protein supply (grams) Adult literacy rate
1975-1971 1982
lZ/ti6
13/8;
- Hal<e - Female
120 •
Health budget/expenditure - A1gount (KINA)
19ti4
12/66 12/8b 12/Hb
- Per .capita - Ae % of total budge-t
(KINA)
1984 1984
9.7 (E) = e8timate U = Urban; R • Rural
Official Excbang.e rate:
ust 1.00
= KINA 1.00 (984)
SO\I.rce
13/85:
03/79.1: 03/80:
07/81: 10/82: 12/86:
GOYera.entls Report on Evaluating Progres8 in Implementing the Strategies fpr H~.lth for All by the Year 2000, 19~5 World Population Trends and Prospects by Gountry 1950-2000: Sumaary Report of the 1978 A8sess.eot, UN 1979 FAO Production Yearbook 1980 19.81 World Bank Atlas 1982 ·ESCAP Population Data Sheet Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government, 22 January 1986
Pan ,11
Page 40 .31 March 1987
• WESTERN PAClFiC BECI0N DATA BANK ON SOClOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS 'Year Data NUJlber
Kealth
fl&apowe~
Medical ••• i.t.nt. Pr~fu.ion.l
'hyaic:ian8
1984 1984 1984
283 33. 2 ;20 po<
Cases
Influenza Diarrhoea Gonorrhoea Measles Sypbili. Pertuub Pigbel Tetanus Polioayelitis
U84 1984 1984 1984 1984 198. 1Y84 1984 lY84
b; 56 19 9
;04 25b 969
100 000 2 031 1 743 019 .30b
874 ~ 9.3 1 337 ;18 47 18
215 41
I" 1 0.5
per
Pneumonia Certain condition - perinatal period T.rculosis Habria Ill-deiioed intestinal infection Hening.itia Diseases of pul.anary circulation and other heart diseases Septicaemia ADBemia
1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
Deaths 892 353 308 299 289 249 174
100 000 21 •• 1D.9
9.5 9.3 Y.O 7.1 5.4 2.6
Signs and sy.ptoms of ill-defined conditions - B~biti8, ChTOOic and un.pecified e.phy.1!1U. and asthma under the WHO-EPI
89 81 53
2.S 1.b
Cases
Death$
J)ipbtheria
Pertulll8h 'Tetanua
PoliOWlyelitia 'tuberculosis Mea.lea
1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
1 337 47 18 I> 51C 9 874 Case. 19 969
16 9 2 ~Oij
38
Annuel CD »ulletin Gonorrhoea
Hepatitie viral Syphillis Trschoma. Yawa
Ty~e
A
198. 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
lL./~b
- TypeJl - UNS},
1 365 6 9"3 6
814 esses Deaths
1984
12/86
DetiSue: fev.tr/DBi' Encepbalitia Influensa "Meningitis
1984 1984 1984 one yeaT age tuberculo8is, diphtheria,
200 5. t5b 1 698
15 ~
249
Plague been fully ~ni~ed ~ainat
poli~eliti.
and .e•• lea
BeG DPT III Polio III,
1984 1984 1~84 1~84
67." 33.1 32.3 :':0.2
12186
Mea.le,
Urban-50.9; Rural-3.4
13/85
*
Notifiable disea.es
Part II l'age 41 Ji March WESl'ERN i'ACHI(; REGION DATA BANK O~
L~H7
SOCIOECONOMH.: AND I1EALTU INDiCATORS f.ec=.==.~==~==~:==-=====~-.=.=~===~~~~====~=~==========c ========~=~==~=~==~=======
======0::========Source of Oata =<==.:'" "'='" "''''=<==>:::="
lndicator{ s) for; 1.
~=====#=~=~-========~=.-==-====-========~====""==~========
PHILIPPINES
Year ====="'==~=
V8ta ~="'=="'''"''=======
Area
(in 1000 eq. k ... ) ('000) (%)
L'JHt) l~b&
JUu.u(j
l"LltU 121b~ lU~o
2. 3.
Estimated population
50 UIJ4-1.· 2.44-J. 40.0* j
Annual poptlla.tion gro,",.rh rate Percentage of population -
1"8"
4. 5.
-
less than 65+ years
n years
1'J86
1l/86 Il/Sb 12/"6 121H6 121Hb 1~1
1'J8b I')S6 l~Bb
.4*
Urba.n population
(%)
4U.5*
6. 1.
Rate of natural increase of populaticm (X per annum) Crude birth rate (per 1000 population) Crude death rate ( per 1000 population)
2.4·
1986 ---lljbb
31.7* 7.~*
8. 9.
Mb
Llfe expectancy at birth - Total
-
( yea,,) Male ( years) - Female (years)
1':18{)
63.4* aLb* 65.2*
t:l./~b
10. ll.
Infant mortality rate ( per 1000 live biahs) Total fertility ..ate (women 15 49 years) Socia-economic indicators for the year 2000 Estimated population, ( '(00) Life expectancy at birth - Male ( years)
lY86 198(1
5.5.3*
1~ISb l~/bb
4.£0*
12.
20Ul) :WOO
7>
2L41:
12106
otl.U* 69.2* l. Yl*
12/)o 12/06
- Female (years)
2000
Annual popUlation growth rate, 1',"5-2000 Crude birth rate (per 1000 popUlation) Crude death rate ( per 1000 popUlation)
m
~WOu
Il18b 12{Sb
2000 4UtH)
2:.S.90* b.2CJ*
lZ/tjb 12{B6 I2/Hb
Rate of natural increase (X per annum) 13.
:WOO
1. 77"
Per Capita Cross National Product (GNP) at market prices (\I"~) ) (~
A(>ri 1 lYctsb lYclQ-lY~5
595 or 11 (1)
1" • 15.
Rate
of growth of per capita GNP
(%) (real terms)
1. 2(}
12/80
Percentage Gross Domestic Product (GOP) derived from manufacturing at constant market prices (%) Economically active pop in primary sector - Number in agriculture ( '000)
Pl8)
23.9
Obl84
16.
1~~.J l~l:n
IU 250
Ob/04
17. lB. 19.
Percent in agriculture (Z) calorH~
52. I 2 U5b. ~
00/84 !UOb l~/lSb
Da1.ly per capu8
supply (ciJloru's)
Iljj)i; IljH4 t~~:.-'
Daily per capita protein supply ( grams) Adult literacy rate
-
I
5Y.7
Total l-lale
Female
... (t')
...
,0
D/M5
20.
Health budgetl expeod i tur_€ - Amount 1982 lYij£
3 US 6j./j 000 b1.b
1£/83 ll/~)
-
Per capita
(P)
- As % of total budget Official Exchange Rate: US$ 1.00 ~ ~ l~.ll (1962)
IYtl.2
).2J
121M3
*Estimates prepared by the Population Studies lJivi.!>i()Il, National Census and ~tatistics Office Source
13185, 06/84 :
Covernment l s Report 00 Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health for All by the Year 2000, IYH5 Information furnisbed by the National E.collomic .::md \Jl'V,·;ul;1fI~nt Authority,
Philippines. September 06/86, 12{83: 12/86,
19~6
Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals ul C'l·.' .,lld Diseases for the Year L91:)5. Revised })ec~mbeI: )';tbb Country Health Information Profile (CHII-') rev1se(1 11)' Country Heal th I nforma t ion Prof i le (ell] 1') rev i:;.~d by
"·'.ilh~
from HI Sele("ted It.HU 1 ~bb
l,\,v~rnrnent. Luv~rmnent.
Part II Page 42 31 Harch 1987 WESTERN P~CIFlC
REGIOli DA'lA BANK 011
SOCIOECONOMIC AND IlEALTH INDICAl'ORS I,·A<· .( 0) for: Year
Data JIIulDbet aatio per 10 000 1.081. I.Z.;)
01 Uat,
[21.
Bealth Ql8dpowet', lhyeieians Medical .ssi.tAnts Profe •• ional Bur,ina/Midwifery Per.oDdel
1982 1982 1982
7 378
,ll. Ten
ceu.ll. of
lty
No. of Caaea
l'
· .. 114
Ob/H4
'~~e, per 000
Bronchitis, eJIIPhY.eJN and A.tblMt Diarrhoea Influenza Pneumonia
Tuberculosis,· all foras Malaria Accidents Heasle8 Malignant neopla.ms Infectious hepatitis 13 'en cauoes ot OJ
1964 1984 1984 19H4 19H4 19H4 1984 1984 1984 1984
9;. ;U 042 41 • •34 179 ;81 i40 4b~ ~;2
1 030.4 9;9.8 730.9
1~/8;
no .• {20.1
:tb).:J
110 JU1
83 67 2. 1;
407 28, 90; 0110
20••• 15•• ) ;0.4 Za.3
No. of Deaths
~~~\~~r .9.1 00 ... 8 5:t.~
Pneumonia. .Heart disesses Tuberculosia, all fORa Diseases of the vaacular system Malignant neopl •••• Diarrhoeas A<:cidt!nts AvitaMino.e, and othe~ nutritional deficienc:iee Heasles ~ephriti8 'and nephrotic ayndrome and nephrosis
1984 1984 1984 1984 19.4 1984 19H4 ,9H4 19H4 1984
47 J2 28 21 1. 14
;13 42. 161 047 090 77" ij 94. 7 140 5 221 4 ;04
U/85
39.4 30.2 27.1 10.d 13.4 9.b 8.4 Deaths
24.~::::
: : ~~:l!<" six Diphtheria Pertussis Tetanus Po 1 iOlllyelit is Tuberculosis Keaalea Bulletin unde. the WHO
1985 1985 198519H5 lYH5 1985
Cases 1 oU 1b 257 2 ;43
53J 125 081 50 5,b Cases
W9 121 949 34 9 "oj 3
o"/~,,
un
2 1
',
~::::1 f~~
Gonorrhoea . Hepatitis vjral, - Type A - Type R
198; 1985
- UNSP Syphillis
<trachoma Yaws '2&.
1985 1985 198; 1985 1985 under the
· .. ... 13 083 ·.. Cases
12 89:'
Ob/""
4b .
Ca.e. and. 400tho tor WHO Monthly CD Notes Cholera Dengue fever/Dhl Encephalitis Influenza Meningitis Plsgue '.. :>on or
6"
·.. Deaths 1
1985
198; 1985 1985 1985 1985 uMor one year .,' sae who have
10 1 520
399 789 1 on
·..
.. .
980 018
.,. .. . ...
Ob/8"
27.
been fully immunized against tuberculosi., diphtheria, poliomyelitis and ae.sles BeG DPT III Polio III Measles.
., .
28. 29. 1
per cent of popUlation serv.a with .afe water
198, 198~
64.5 5b.5 .1'.4 0 ••
13(85
~:~;~~~~.:f lL monality rate
with adequate
. ( ~
1,/H, . 1)/.'
30
Per cent of low birth weight
2499 gra... )
\983 \9ij4
ill.
,j/.,
l'.art Ll l'a&e 4::S .31 March l':lb7
WESl'ERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK 0" SOLIOE<":ONOMIC AND IiEAL1"H U-ID1(;A10RS F=~=m~s~~=~~==_=~=~s_z.=~Q~s.~.~~=~._~=~=cs====s==~=~=~==
lndicator{ 8) for;
REPUBLIC OF KOREA
======="'_.~=========_=~.==_===========_======~cs=========
="""""" .. ==="'=== 'tear =======""""""= 19&4 19&5 191i5 IYB5 lYB5 lYB5 19B3 19~5
= ,=",=="'''''''''''''"''''==
~~===.~==
=====",0:."'=,"===== Y';I.U
Vat.a
a_ .. Source of Data 11(&6
..
~~.
=IC:====S.====.=~
1.
Area
(in 1000 sq. kin.) ('000) (%)
2.
Estimated populatlon Pe~eentage
41 ::!U9 1.5} :H.U
12/B6 121B6 12/"" IU8.
1. 4.
Annual population growth rate
of population - less than IS years
5. 6. 7. Urban population ~~)
&5+ years
4.1 64.0
12f&6
Rate of natural increase of popUlation (% per annum)
1.68
IUSO 12/86 tUb. 12/b"
Crude blrth rate lper 1000 population) Crude deeth rate (per 1000 population) L~fe
8. 9.
1%5 1985
:n.b &.1 6~.
expectancy at birth - Total
Male - Female
~ years! (years)
(years) lY>ll<
Y 71.3
...
10. !l.
Infant mortality rate (per 1000 liVe births) "Total fertility rate (women 15-49 years) Socio-economic indicators for the year 2000 Estlmated populati()n, l OOU) Life expectancy at birth - Male
JJ.J l."j
12/bO l:1/bb
)985
12.
200U
)0 Obb u~.J
1l/86 1l/8b '<100
(years) ~yearsJ
2000 <vuu
-
¥emal~
10.<
Annual population growth rate, (%) (;rud~
2000
1.00 i6.9 0.0 1.19 1 999
12/8b
birth rate (per 1000 popu lal ion)
:wuo 20UO
12/80 12fB. 03{7Y.l
Crude. death rate (per 1000 popUlation)
R.ate of natural inc rease {% per annum)
1995-2000 19B4 1~~4
13. 14. 15.
Per Capita Gross National Product (GNP) at market prices
(US$) p~r
12/8b 1U8b 12/~b
Rate of growth of
capita GNP ( ~J
7.b 2b.9
Percentage GrOBS Domestlc Product {GOP J derived from manufacturing at constant factor cost (%)
1984
lb.
EconOlUically actlve pop in primary sector - Number in agriculture ( QUO)
19l:S4 1 ':184
3 721 L).':l :I lJll
12/8b 12/8b
- Percent in agriculture (Xl
17.
Daily per capita .calorie supply (calories)
1983 l'iI:U
12/ijb 12/8b
lB. 19.
Daily per capita. protein supply ( grams) Adult literacy rate
bY.b
20. Amount
- Total - Male Female
1979
... 90 ~O
U/b5
Health budget/expenditure (Wons)
11)85 1 Yl:)') l~H~
352 cd illl ~
U/bb
- Per capita -As'%of total budget
(Won!;)
';IZZ .3 J.U~
-
IU [llbb
"I>
Official Exchange rate: Source 13/85:
ust
1.00 '" Won ij'::IU.OU (lYa4)
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress ill Implementing the Strategies
03179.1:
12/82.2:
Ob/S&: IZlB6 :
for Health For All by the Year ~!.OOO. lYSS World Population Trends and Prospects by Country. lYSO-2{JO(J; Sutlllll8ry Report of the 1975 Assessment, UM, 1"Y7~ Covernlflent's Reply to I:;Pl Health Information Syste[ll Qn .... Bliunnaire, 1~1:J2 Government's Reply to Cumulative '1'ol~ls of ~aseS ant.! lJ1.:aliJs from ltJ Selected Diseases for the Year l!lH) , NcoviseJ December lYtsb Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by {,ovt'rnment. 1<:1 February lY1:11.J 19 February 191:16
Part It Page 44
31 Harch 1987
WE&TERR PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON ~
Indicator( 8) for~ lU!PlJBLIC oF KOlU!A . . . . . . . . . . . . .c .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .g=..............c . . . . . . .c
..-.........-................=.--..--.......................... ....... _".C.__C_Q•• 'Year __
SOCIOECONOMIC AND IlEAL,H INDlCi..TDaS
_* •• _•• •••• ~
..c.~cc
•••• ~.&.:
...... ...,................ F""",.=.···. . =...• .. Ditta
SOllrce of Data ~._~D~~~=
••
==~cc
21.
Health .8Dpove'l" Physicians Medical a.,istants 1~84
Number
Protes.ional Nursing/Midwifery Personnel 22. Main diaeases causing morbidity Upper respiratory tract Other par_t .. of the ,digestive system Othet; parts o,t the respiratol'Y syatt9n Skin and subcutaneous tissues Oral cavity, &dlivary glands and jawa Eye and adnexa. 'Female ,eDital organs Musculoskeletal system. and connec'tivEt tissue Mental disorders . Ear and mastoid p:rocess
1984 1984
31 bOb 17 501 GU on 110.
R.tio pel: IU 000 7.8 4.3 14 •• Rate per
1~/8b
of
CaBell
1983 1983 198) 1~83
.
1~H3
1983 1983
.
1983 1983 19&3 Mo.
. ·.. ·.. .. · . · .. ·.. · .. · .. ... "
100 O()() IJIH)
"
23.
~.in
disease. cauaifli DIIOYtality.
.
of
Rate per WOQOO
Delith.
Hypertenaive diaeaae CeTebrova8cular disease Other accident., including late. effecta Acing Malilnant neopla.m of ,tomach Chronic liver dis.Ase and c irrhol i. Transport d1na•• TlIberculosi. Suicide and aelf-inflicted 1nJUry Bronchitis chronic and unspecified emphysema .nd asthma
1983 1983 1963 1983 1983 1983
1983 1983 1983 1983 .
... · .. ... · .. ... · .. · .. ... ·.. .. ·
D/.S
24.
Cases and deaths for six. disease.s under the WHo-EPt
Cases
Deaths ~
Diphtheria Pertua.i. 'retanue PoliOlllyelith Tuberculosis Measlea
1985 1985 1985 1985 19b5 1985
0
Ob/ ••
419 0 0 lO~
0 Q
0
291
3 19. 0
1 283 Cases
25.
C•• es for di •••••• under the WHO Annual CD Bulleti.n Conor'thoe.a
Hepatitis viral - Type A - Type II - UNSP
SyphilliB Trachoma Yaws
19S, 1985 19S, 19&, 1985 1985 1985
35 )6,
·.. · ·" "
Ob/bb
9 822 0
0 (;a8es
26.
Caaes and deathe for dx diseases under the
WHO Monthly CD Notes Cholera Dengue feverJDHF EncePhalitis Influeua Meningitis Plague
Deaths.
1985 1~85
0
Q
Q6/.b
0
1985 1985 1985 1985
0 0
0 0 0
0 0
0 0
21.
Proportion of infanta under ODe year of age who bave been fully i~nized against tuberculosis, diplltl)eri., polioayetiti. and meaales
Bee DPr III Polio III Measles
1982 198~
100 61.0 62.4
IU82.2
1982 1982 ~~th
4.9 83 D/85
za. 29. 30. 31.
Per cent of populatl.on served
safe water
1983
Per cent of population with adequate sanitary facilities Per cent of l~
... 1\181 1985 9.:t 0.34
birth weight infants ( C:2499 gr .... )
il/.) 13185
Maternal mortall.ty rate
Parl 11 Pagt: 4)'
:H Marc.h l'::1tsl WES'l'EIm PACIFIC REGION DATA BAM< ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HtALTH lNI)ICA1·0~S F~_=~==~===~~==~~~·=C_=_==_=_==_=C_======S=============~=
======~=====~===~=~===~=:=
.~c==_=.=~=c*=~~
lndicator(s) for: =_.~.e
__
=_=~
__=._..=._=.=_•._.=.• ( 000)
~
=_=_==_.~_=
••=.====== __ a =",,,.. =,,,,,,,,,,=,,,"'''' ======="'="'=-"'. 19HZ 1~~4
Year
D~jta
Source ot Data ~-=~=~.~-
1.
Area
(in 1000 sq. km.) (%)
1.84 1\~
12/H3 lU~b IJI~5
..=-=.
2. 3.
Estimated population Annual population
gro~th t"ate
1981 lY:82 l~~L
2.1 4b.~
4. 5.
Percentage of population. -
less than 15 years
LOf~2
- 65+ years
J.1.
IOi82 11/83 12iBb
Urban population
(%1
19t13 1~84
21).1
6. 7.
Rate of natural increase of population (% per annum) Crude bIrth rate (per 1000 population) Crude death rate (per 1000 population)
2.6
19~4 1~~4
:n . U 1.4
13/85 13/85 13f~5
8.
". 10.
Llte expectancy at blrth - Total ( years) - Male ( years) - Female ( years) Infant mortality rate: (per WOO live births) iotal fertllity rate (women \5-49 years) Socio-economic indicators for the year 2000 Estimated population, ( OOQ)
1984
·..
oj
65 1~84 1975-1~80
, LJI1J5 12183 OJ/7~.1 OJ/7~
J)
H. 12.
5. "I 203 II 7J
2000
Life expectancy at birth - Male Annual popUlation growth rate, ();)
( years)
:LUaU
.1
- Female (years)
ZVOV 19Y5-:WVV :lQOO
03179.1 03179.1 03179. I 0317~.
0.9 21
Crude birth rate {per 1000 population) Crude death rate (per 1000 population) Rate of natural inc rease (% per annum)
1000 2000
, 1.6
1
03/79.1
13.
Per Capita Cross National Product (GNP) (VS$) at market pric.es (WS Tala) Rate of growth of per capita GNP (%)
... ...
14. [5.
Percentage Gross Domestic Product (GOP) derived from manufacturing at constant factor COst (%) Economically active pop in primary Sector - Number in agriculture ('000) - Percent in agri(;ultllr~ 1~76
· .. £'.V2
lb.
12/83 U/"J lJl~S
( 7,)
InO 1'184 1~84 1~84
U
17. 1~.
Daily per capita calotie supply lcalories)
J )lJu
Daily per ca.,ita protein .supply (grams)
41.5 ,y)
13/tl) lJIB5
19.
Adult 1iteracy rate - Tota 1 - Male - Female Hea.ith budget/expenditore
· .. ... (WS$) lYH2 l'J6L: 4
20.
- Amount - Per capita - As % of total hudget Dffieial Exchange rate:
70'> ul3
1<1<13 1:tltl3 I2r~J
(WS$)
JV.27 II.)
lyH2
US$I.00::;. ws$O.97 09a~)
Source
13/85: 03/79.1: 06/86: 10/62 : 12183:
12/66:
Government's Report on t:valuating Progress in llIlplem(~ut.Ilg the Strate~ies for Uealth for All by the Year 2(01), l~~~ World Population Trends and Prospects by Country. 1~.5U-2UIJO; Summary Repert of the 11,176 AS$essment, UN, 1~7~ Government"s lteply to Gumuliitive Totals of (,:lses and Jl(~;ltll::> from 1~ Selected Diseases for the Year 11J85, Revist'd l)et:'~\\lber 19l:ib 1982 ESc..:AP Pupulation Data Sh€et WPR Data Bank updated by {;LO, Apia, 1~8J Country Health Information Profi.le (CHIP) revised by Lovernment, IlJSb
Part II
Page 46 31 Karch 1987· WEST~lIN PACIFIC IlECIOli IlATA UNK ON SOCIO£COilOllIC AIID III:AL'l:K INDICATORS ••••• ~.a.a
•••
~~.~.~_
•••••
~_
. . . . . . . . .__. . . . ._ • •s . . .
~.~~
__ • __ • • •
._a......_ ... .................._ ...·.•..·.....·.·... .... Indicator( s) for: ~
.......... .. Ye.r • • • 1; • • • •
&.~_.a&.~.=.=
•....==••
_~
~.=.=.=.$~~.a~~=-
~
Data ·=···~···~=·F~==··~··~~·=·
~~.~
•••
Source of .l)at<.! =.=.=~~~-.:~~p
21.
Health manpower
kuaber 198~
,,,.
Physician. Medical assistants P~ofel.ional MU~8ins/Hidwifery
47 1 J4~
Peuonnel morb14ity
1982 1982
Ratio p.,:r lU UOO :i.O 0.1 ZI.~
1./"' pl.)
Ten leadina cause. of
inpat~ent
leo
coel.
No. of Casea 1~82
Influenza Other disea.es of the respiratory 5YSt.Diarrhoea, presumed infectiou. (child-adult) ConjlJnc tivi ti. Diseases of other parts of d-iaestive systeDI Signs, S~CO.8 and ill-defined conditions Intestin.l infectiou8 diseases Diseases of akin, lubcutaneous tissuea Infantile diarrhoea Open woun98 and injury of blood ves8els
487 32 009.3
372.3 J4 4b 01 42 009.3 50 leD code
1982 . 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982
7 an 2 17~ 2 00. 1 US 821
Rate per ·1 UUU ~ UUU.~
1 381.0 1 :171.1 1 419.>
52[.> 330." 11b~:J
1982
521 498 492 372 310 Ho. of
312.; 23b.3 235.U Rate per 100 000
23.
Ten leading causes of mortality Signa, 'ymptoms and ill-defined conditions PneUlDOnia Di.ea,e& pul.ona~y circulatn othel;' forma- heart dis Poiloning and toxic effect Hyp.~ten.ive di.eaa.s laeb.~ie heart di.~laea Acute but ill - defined c:erebrova.scul.r Inteatiual infectious diaeases Chronic liver diseaae and cirrhDsis Dises_aE!s of other parts of di&e&tive .ystem
46 321 28 53 2b 27 93 01
1982
n
J4
1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982
Deaths 69 25 23 22
43.8 15.~ 1~.b
12/")
18 17 17 11 15 13 Cases 0 0
13.9 lL.4 10.1 10.7 10.7
9.; 8.2 Deatbs
24.
Casel. and deaths for siX. diseases
under the -WHO-EPI "Dipbtbe-ria fe-rtuaeia 1~8~
1985 198~
Tetanus Poli.o.y~liti6
0 0 43
1985 1~~~ 19ti~
Tubecculc8ia Mealllea
" 0 " 0 0
obl.o
1 095 Cases.
0
25.
Cases fot diseases under the \In:IO Annual CD Bulletin Gonorrhoea Repatitis viral - Type A - Type D ., UNSP
198~
30
Oo/bo
Syphillis Tr.cham. Yall;ts 2~.
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 under the
1 0
35 2 0 0 Gases
Cases and deaths for SLX WHO Monthly CD Notes Cholera Dengue feverJOHF Encephalitis Influenza Meningitis Plague; Propo~tion
d~seases
Deaths 0
1985 19ti5 1985 1985 19.5 1985
0 0
06'"b
0
7 803 11 0
" 0 0 0 0
21.
of inf.nts under one ye,r of age who have been fully i~unized againat tuberculosis. diphtheria. poliomyelitis and .easles
BeG Dn III PoliQ III
191<5 198~
90.8 8~.5
l'llJ.
Measles
1985 1985 v~th
89.5 89.0 811
2B. 9.
Per cent of population served
safe
~ateT
1982 19ti3 19.3 1983
1)/1J5 IJlb!>
Per cent of population with adequate sanitary facilities Per cent of low birth weight infants ( (; 2499 grams) Maternal mortality rate
au 2.4 0.4
pC. 31.
D'"5 !J/b5
P~ge
Part 11 47 31 March
1~H7
WESTERN PAEIFlC REClON DA1'A BANK
O~
SOCIOECO«OMtC AND HEALTH HlDICA1(JRS F~2_.~2Q==~~~g=~~~~~~~
__ • __
~_aQ_g._
•• ••• ~
£=~====~:==c=~=c
""'''-=''''''-'''''''''';=-= """''='-=0<:'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''.'' YelH ==""'==~=""==
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... ==="'~
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lndicator{s} fon
a••••• ====c ••==~~¥a===c .. == .. =====-=o====== .. km.)
SINGAPORE ( 0001
Uata Source of llata == "'''''==''' ===-",,,,,,,,,,= ""=",===",,,, ... s= .. ==-=~ ..
l-
Area
Un 1000 sq.
1985 1985 2
0.62 558 1.1 24.4
11186 12186 12/8" 12186
2. 3.
Estimated populatlon
Annual population growth rate
(X)
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1980
4. 5. 6. i. 8. 9.
Perc:enta&;e of population - leBs than 15 yeaTs - 65+ years Urban popul.ation
5.2 100 1. 14
12/86 12/86 12186 12186 12/86
(X)
R.ate of natuul increase of population (% pe r annUIJI) Crude birth rate (per 1000 popUlation) Crude death rate (per 1000 popu lat ion) Life expectancy at birth - Total
16.6 5.2 1t.2
(years)
13/85
- Male
( years) - Jo'emale (years)
69 74 1985 1985 2000 9.3 1.6 J 095 1~{86
ZO. 11.
Infant mortality rate (per 1000 liVe births) Total fertility rate (women 15-49 years)
12186 03/79.1 0)179.1 0309.1
12.
Socio-economic indicators for the year 20UO Estimated population,
( • 000) (yearsl ~yearBJ
Life expectancy at birth - Male
)995-2000 1995-2000 1995-2000 1995-2000 1995-2000 1995-2000 1983 1970-19)9,
70.6 )5.7 0.87 15. 1 6.4 0.87 5 795 12 865 or
- Female
Annual population growth rate, 1995-2000 (%)
0)/7".1 03JJ9. I 0)179.1 03179.1 12/86 Oll61
Crude b1.rth rate l per 1000 popu lat ion) Crude death rate (per 1000 population) Rate of natura 1 increase (~
per annum)
13.
Per Capita Cros~ National PrOduct (GNP) (US$) at market prices
(S$)
15. 16.
'" .
Rate of growth of per capita GNP
el)
6. ) 22.5 21 2.2 3 0)4
Percentage Gross Domestic Product (COp) derived from manufacturing at constant factor cost
m
19BO 1980 1980 1977 1977 1985
14182 03180 03180 13/85
Economically active pop in primary - Number in agriculture (
s~ctor
000)
- Percent in agricu I ture (Z)
Ii.
Oai1y per capita calorie supply (calories) Daily per capita protein supply (grams) Adult 1 iteracy rate - Tota 1
18. 19.
84.2
13185 12186
SO.U
- Male - Female
... (5$ ) 1985
'"
20.
health budget/expendituc€ - Amount - Per capita 484 51U 000
Ul86
eS$) budget
I965
189.41 6.61
1L/86 12186
- As % of
tO~id
1985
Official Exchange kace;
VS$ 1.00'" S$ 2.14 (1984)
Sourc:e
J 3185;
03/79.1, 03/80; 06/82,
06/86: 07/81 : 12/86, 14/82,
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in lmp)crni'nting the StT8tegies for Health for All by the Year 2000, 1985 \tJQTld Population Trends and Prospects by Gountt"y, l!l5lJ-2000; SlJlJllIIary Rep01:t of the 1978 Assessment, UN, 1979 FAG Production Yearbook )980 Annual neport of Minist-ry of HeaLth, 1982 Government's Reply to CUUlulati"'e Totals of Ca~es .:l!1U V.".:Jtlts from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, Revi~.::d lJeCI;.'JIlDCr 19t-!.6 198) World Bank Atlas Pages 14-l7 and 23 of the Country Health Info~lation Profile (CHIP) revised by Governltlen[~ (986 Key lndi~ators of Developing Memb€T Countries of ADH, April 1982
Part II Page 48 31 March 1987 WESTEBN PACiFIC R£GIO~
DATA
BA~\(
ON
SOCIOECOII\lMIC AND HEALTH IND1CAlORS Year ~ ...qer
Indicator(s) for: Health IltanpoWltr
Data
Sourc e
()f
U,p t a
.. =="' .. =,., .... "''""'''''-
Ratio peT IO DOD
Physicians Medical assistants Professional ~ur8ing/~id~ifery Personnel notifiable diaeaaes Abortions
1985 1985 1985
2 631
10.0 3>.4 per 100 000
1~/~6
9 045 Cases 6 433 5 847 4 143 4 138 4 104 ~ 824 3 179 3 147 3 139 2 803 Death. 2 984 2 934
630-639 854
Intracranial injury Asth•• General symptoms & ill-defined conditions Intestinal i~f6ctiona Cataract
493 780 009
Diabete • •el1itu8 Acute appendieitic Hypt.rtenaion Heulol"l"hoide
366 250 540 401 455
1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
254 231 188 16<\ 162 1~1
D/8;
12b
124 124 III per
100 000
I.chae.ic , otber heart diseases Cancer ~el"ebrov •• cular disease Pnewaonia Accidents, poisoning and violence Diabetes .ellitua Nephritis and nephrosis Hypertensive disease BronChitis, e.phY.em& & astn.. Congeaital anomalies under the WHO-EPI
29, 31-J3. JS, 36 ll-22 34 31
52-57 23 43 30
39 47
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 198; 1985 1985 1985
117 US 30
1218.
1 415 I 219 780 464 246 232
" ;0 18 10 9 8
199 16$ Cas~.
7 Deeth' 0 0
Di'phtheria Pertussis Tetanus .PoliexayeUth Tuberculod. ..... le.
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
0
06186
0 0 0
1 928 13. Colses
0 1 177 0
Annual CD Bulletin Gonorrhoea Hepatitil viral - Type A .. Type - UNSP
a
Sypbilli. Trachoma
Yawa WHO Monthly CD Notes Cholera Dengue fever/DUF Encepha-iitis lofluei'u:. Meninaitis PI",....
198; 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
8 145
1.18.
225 2b; 53
082
1985 1985 1985 1985
Cases 21 126
Deaths1 2 0 7 Ob/8"
5 bb5 16~
1985 1985
0
0
aaei-nst i. and •• oIsle8
DPT III Polio III Measle.
1985 1985 1985
72
12/86
78 81
Pare II Page 4Y
31 Harch 19tH WESTERN PACIFIC RECION OATA RAN!< ON
SOCIOECQNOkIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS ~_~~=s========~=c.==~_===
__ ==__
=s_.=~¥=====
•• ============
~.=t===G==-===============-========.=G====
lndicator( 8) for: .===.~_c~.=.a==._.==~=
•••
SOLOHON ISLANDS Q_=.=_.~==._=a==~======s==_a===¥
".;_.",=••
Year
Data R
~======c=======
.==••
Source of Data C=s=_====D~
1.
Area
(in 1000 sq. k ... ) (·000)
1986 1986 1983 1976 1976 1986
27.6 27 'j 3.4 47.8 4.9
12/86 12/86 13/85 12/86 12/86 12/86
2.
Estimated population.
J. 4.
Annual population growth rate. (%) Percentage of populat1on - less than 15 years - 65+ years
5. b.
Urban population
(%}
11. 6 3.3 44.6
Rate of natural increase of population \% pel' annum) Crude birth rate tper 1000 population)
1983 1983 1983 19"3
l:mro !J/8S 13/85
7. 8.
•• 10.
_?rude death_ rate (per 1000 population) L1fe expectancy at blrth - Total (years) Male (years) - Female (years)
11.0
-
... ...
54.0
BI8S
Infant mortality rate (per 1000 live birth-.) Total fertihty rate (women 1:)-49 years)
1984 1982 2000
46 7.3 459
13/85
11. 12.
12TH 12186
SQcio-lI1!:conomic indicators for the year 2000 Estimated population, ( 000)
Life
e~pectancy
at birth - Male
(years)
Crude hirth rate \per IDOl) Rate of natura.l increase (%
~emale
(years) 1995-2000
... ...
Annual population growth rate.
(%)
3.30
0)179
POP(116t~on)
... ...
Crude death rate (per 1000 population) per annum) (US$)
... 1985 1981-\985
13.
Per Capita Cross National Product (GNP) at current prices
502* or 743 207
12/8b 12]8b
( 51$) 14. 15. 16. Rate of growth of per caplta GDP \>,
Percentage Gross Domestic Product (GOP) deTived from manufecturing at constant factor cost (;t) Economically active pop in primary sector - Number 10 agnculture ( COO)
... 1984 1984 7.6 :.llt 12186 12/86
- Percent in agriculture (%) \7.
Daily per capita calorie supply (calones) Daily per capita prot~in
18. 19.
supply (grams)
... .. , 1983
Adult literacy rate - Total - Male - Female Heald--, budget} expenditure (centrsl government) - AmOtmt - Per capita - As
25-30 ".
13/85
I I I
,.,
20.
(SI$) (51~ .•
1986 19Bb 1986
6 0Um** 21.0
12/86
12186 12/86
% of total budget
7.2
""Per capita COP **Recurrent and capital Official Exchange Rate: Source 13/8S: 03/79: 06/86:
~stimate
US$ 1 000
~
51$ 1089 (1986)
12/83: 12/86:
Government's Report on Evaluating Progres.s in lmplem(":nting the Strategies for Health for AU by the Year 2DOO. 1985 World Population Trends and ~rospects by Country, 195Q-LOOD; Summary Report of the 1978 Assessment. UN~ 1979 Government kS Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, Revised December llJ~6 Country Review by CLO, Honiara, 1983 Counny Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government, 1986
Part II Page 50 31 M~rch 1987 ~STERN
PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON
SOCIOECONOMIC Am> lI&Al.'l'H lliDlCATORS ~
............................................-.-....-=.......... r-••••••• • •_. __. . .__. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a .. . . . . . . . . ._ •••• __ ._~
••.•••a .••• Number
_.~.c
__
~~:~=
In4icotorl.)· for:
IIOLOMON lSUHDS
.
~_
......-.- -_"'''0_._- ""..............: Year Data Ii~tio
... ='" aco:o :110="""""'. =""Source of Data .c.=~.g¥
..... ..: ~
21.
He.lth .. npow8r Physieians
.
per
Kealtb ElC.te'Qaion Worker. Profe •• ioMI Nuraidg/Hidwifery Personnel
1986 1986 1986
38* 301* No. of Cases 114 ';26 35 644
-
10 000 1.4 10.9 R,f:Jte peJ."
IUH6
n.
LeadlD& cauaea
Of
IDOrOl.,ty
100 000 ~2 bl~.';
Halaria Infll.lenz'. Coujutletiviti a Dia't'thOiea '-- cbildren and adults
Diarrhoea - inf.~t8 Heaalee Tuberculod:. 23 • 1
198J 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983
1,1»)
8 75g 3·174
13 762.2 1 3~1.'; 1 225.5.
2 486 919 .
959.8 354.8
382
147.5 Rate per 100 01>0 4.8
Leading caulle' of mort.ahty Re8pi'1"&tO't')1' dise.aes
NQ.' of
Deaths
KalaJ'ia Mea.lea Heningit-i8 Di.~rhoe.l di.~a&ea
1982 1982 1982 1982 )982 1982
12 5
13{85
5 4 4 2
2.0 t.ij ).b
1 •• 0.8
Birth injuria. Co~enit.l anomalies Anaeata Accidenta 24 • 1
)9d2 1982 1982
2 2 2
0.8
O.H 0.8 Deaths
C. . . . .nd lI . . t~. for 11x diseases unde'r ,the WHO-EPI
Cases
Diphtheria P-ertu.d. Tetanu.
. Up to JUDe
) ) ) )
0
0
Ob'8.
1985)
PoliOllyelitis Tuberc.uloai. Measle. ~5.
only
0 U 0 0
0 0
l
2 Cases
0 0 0'
Case. fo'l" ~:ri.eA8e8 under the WHO Annual CD Bulletin G.onorrhoe4 ) ~yp.
63
Hepatitis viral Syphillia TrachOlia Yaws
A
)
- Type B - UNSP
Up to ) June 1985)
-
Ob/_.
52
only
) ) )
n Cases
26.
Cs se.
.and'
death&
~or .~x d~8ea&eS
under the J)eaths
WHO.MonthlY-CD Notes,
Cholera Dengue fever/DHF Encephalitis lnfluenz.a Men-ingit:i8 Plagu~.
0 Up to ) June 1985) only
0 0
0 0 0 0 0
Ob/86
l ) )
9 145 2
0
" D/85
21.
Prop01."t'l-on. of infant·, und",-r one yeaJ." of. age who have been
fully immunized 8$ainat tuberculosi6, dipbtheria, polio.yeliti. And measles
1984
87
BeG DfT III Polio 111 Mea.le.
26. 29. 1.>0· 1'1.
Per cept of populatlon aerved with safe
wat~r
1985
Urban - 9Q.9
n/~Q
Bural Per cent of population with adequate $anitar, facilities
59.~ .
1985 1984
90.0 - Urban
Per cent of low birth weight infants \ .(.2499 grams) Maternal mort8l!ty rate *10 Gover~ent institutiDns only
...
12/86
0; I
D/8)
Part 11
Page 51 :)1 Maccb lYH)
WEstERN PACIFlC R.EGlON DATA BAtiK ON SOCIOECONOMIC MiD H£:AL1H INDlCA'lOltS ~:~~:_=a~~~~~a~_~==.g=E~==~.=.s.~~=.a_==;=~~====~======,;==
===~======-==:===~:===~===
"" .. "'='::"" "''''',; =: '" '" ~","=
Incticator( s) for:
TOKE\J\U
~~==-=====~-================.=============================
1. 2.
Area
<in 1000 sq. kro. } ( 000)
=="""'===""""" ='="'========"'=;"'" =====""=="":::::",,,,,= 1981
'tear
lJata
Sourct! of Uata 12/83
V.OI 2 1.2
Est1msted population,
1984
13/85 13/85
3. 4.
Annual population growth rate,
m 15 years
1983
Percentage of populatiop
- less than - 65+ years
19B4
116.3
5. 6.
Urban populstion
(X) ~X
... per annum) 1984 198<\ 19~4
7.4 1.5
13/B5 13/85 13/~5 1J/~5 1J1~;
Rate of natural increase of population
7. 8.
Crude birth rate {per 1000 population)
22 7
Crude death rate (pet 1000 populat ion)
9.
Life expectancy at birth - 'tota 1 - Male Infant mortality rate Total. fert i Ji ty rate {p~r ~women
<years) (years) (yeo!l.cs)
- Female
... ... ... 1983 28"'·
10. 11. 1.2.
1000 li ve births)
13/85
15-49 yeats}
...
Socio-economic indicators for the year 2000
Est una ted
populat~on.
< 000) (yeats)
Life expectancy at birth - Male
... ... . .. ... ... ...
. ..
- Fertlale (years)
Annual population growth rate. (t) Crude blrth rate (per 1000 populat ion} Crude death rate (per )000 popolalion)
Rate of natural inc rease (% per annum)
13. 14.
Per Capita Cross at market prices
~ational ProdlJct
(GNP)
(US$)
Rate of growth of per capita GNP (%)
... ·.. ...
15. lb.
Percentage Gross Domestic Product (CDl» derived from manufacturing at constant factor cost (Z) Economica lty active pop in primary sector
- Number 17. lB.
... ... ... · .. ... 1983
in agricul ture (' 000) \~)
Percent in agrictrlrure
Dai ly per capita ea lorie supply (calories) Dai ly per cap i ta protelo supply (grams) Adult literacy rate - Total
19.
20. Health
- Male Female
·.. (WS$)
...
99
13/85
hudget/eKp~nditure
- Amount Per capita of total budget - As %
1982-19,1iJ
}70 284
06/83 06/b3
(WS$)
1982-198) 1982-198J
5b.8* 7. 17
Official Exchange rate: *Compuled by IUN **Perinatal death rate Source 13/85;
VS$).OO = U8$0.97 (1980)
06/83: 06/86, 12/82;
12/83:
Covernment's Report on Evaluating PTogrt!ss in lmplt'mcllting the Strategies for Health for All by the 'tear 2000. 1985 Report of the Administrator of Tokelau for the Year I::.nded 31 March 1983 Covernment's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Vt'Dths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985~ Revised Dt::cemb~r- 1986 Government Responses to World Health Statistics Annual liuestionnire on Health Manpower, 1982 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by (;overumellt. 1983
Page 52 31 March 1987
\/ESTERN PACIFIC REGION DAtA BANk 01< SOC10ECONOII~C ~~ • • • • ~ • • & • • &~= • • • • • • R~ • • • • • • • • D._C• •
AIID HJlAL1'ij INDlCAl'ORS
=" ••D • • • •
~.~C_a&.~ _._
Indicator< s} for •
TOkJ':LAU
. . . . . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ • • _ . . . . . . . . . .c . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
= ••••• ••• ~
21.
Health manpower
.. ....... -...... ... • • l= • • • • • •
& • • ~F==.=C~~=.=.==~~=.=~
~.===;="'
.. =c.==
Year
OatH ~
~
~
.=" .... f;:=.""~c. ...
Source ot bata DCO ... C'" ........ "''''' ..... =-=
~u.~r
Physicianl Medical assistante Profe81i9nal "ursina/Midwifery Personnel 22.
1980 1980 1980
4 ... ... 110. of
Hatio pel: 10 000 20.0
t2l~2
'ten lead ina causes of morbidity Diseases of the respi'ratory system Disea$e$ of the digestive system Disease's of the skin Diseases of the musculoskeletal system Infe'ctiou. an~ paT8sitic diseases U l~efit\ed conditions Disea.ea 'of tbe ne:ryou~ system Disease. of tbe cenito-uriaary systetn Disea8es of the endocrine systeDI DiseAse. of the circulatory .ystem
1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983
Cases 603 356 339 286 239 205 112 105 60
Rate per 1 000 301.50 178.0 169.5 143.0 119.5 102. ~ 56.0 52.~
}JIb)
45 No. of Deaths 3 J I 1
23.
Leadl~
Clu.es of
~rtal1ty
30.0 22.5 Rate pel: 1 000 l.~
Diseases of the respiratory system Dise.se, of the circulatory system Neoplastic ~i.e88e, Perinatat dilea,e.
1983 1983
11/85
1.5' O.~
1981 1983 Cases
0.5
24.
Case. and deatbs for six dJseases under the WHO Childhood Communicable Diae.8es Diphthe'l'ia Pertussis Tetaaus Poliomyel itis 'tuberculosi.e Mea.l.a . CoI'8S' for- due.sel under the WHO
Deaths "
1985 1985 1985 1985 '1985
19B;
41 Cases
-
Oblb.
25.
Annual CD Bulletin Gonorrhoea Hepatitis vb'al - Type A - Type B - UNSP $)I()hillis 'freeholDa
1985 1985 1985 1985 I~S5
3 23
Ob/bb
Y""a 26. ~nd deaths for ~HO Moat~ly CD Notes
1985 1985 liix di.eases under the tases
Oeaths 06/86
Caaas
Cholera Der\aue fever/DtlI' Encephalitis
Influenza Meninaith Plolgue 27,
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
0 0 0 1
l5b
-
2'
-
Proportion of lntants under o~ year of age Who have been fully ~anunized -against tuberculosis, diphtheria, ,poli,OIlyelitis and JDeasles BeG DPT III Polio III Mea.lea
...
12/85
28. 29.
Per cent of popuiat1.on ,erved ~th safe water Per cent of popUlation with adequate san1ta~ facilities '
... ... 13/85 13/85 0
30. 31.
Per cent of loW' birth weigt.t infa"ts ( ~2499 ~ra... ) Maternal _ortality rate
1973-74 1983
4.0·6.8
Part 11 Page S3 31 N.)fc!i IlJtl 7 l1i:;~tF.:R~ PACIFIC REGlO~ DATA BA~K Ot-l ~bUOECONOMIC ANO alAL1H 1~DICA10'S =:======~================~=~=~====~=~~===================-======~~-==-=~=~=~=~=====
=~:'=~:::~:~::~~~~~~:;:=::~F============================ ==~::~;~;;=1====~~z~;~=== 2.
================Source of l.lata ===============c: 11/82 13/85 11/85 13/85
Estlmated population,
1·000) (%)
1984 19b4 198"
'17 0.9
3.
Annual population trowth rate, Percentage of population
4. 5.
- 1 ess -
than 15 years
39.1
65+ years
1984 1984 1984 1983 1983 1984
3.3 31.8 0.9 2~.6
Urban
p()pu1ati~m
1%)
13/85 13/85 13/bS
6. ).
Rate of natural increase of population (% per annum) Crude birth rate (per 1000 population) Crude death rate (pet' 1000 population) Life expectancy at lnrth - Total ~~ears? - Female (~ea.rs) (years) - Male Infant tnOt'ta.tity ['ate {per 1000 live births}
13/85
8. 9.
4. I
DIS; 13/85
... ... . ..
60
10.
1983
11.1
13/85
11. 12.
Total fertility rate (woDlen 15-49 years J
Socia-economic indicators for the year 2000 Estimated populatIOn, t DuO) Life expectancy at birth - Male .
2000
1I; ".
03179.1
lyears)
- Female Annual population growth rate, Rate of natura 1 increase 13. (%
'-years) 1995-2000
... 1.004
m
0)/79.1
Crude birth rate \. per 1000 popuLation} Crude death rate t per 1000 population)
".
." ".
per annum) (US$) (T$) 19tD
rer Capita Gross at market prices
~ational
Product (GNP) J'i4 or 470
/ J/85
14. 15. 18.
Rate of growth of per capita GNP (1) Percentage Cross DODlest ic Product (GUP) deri.ved from manufacturin& at constant factor Cost (%) Economically active pop in primary sector - Number ~ '000)
... 1984 9.5
12/88 03/eO 03/80
in agriculture
(9)& (9)b
9
- Percent in agriculture CO ) ).
43.4 2 750
Daily per capita calorie supply (calories) Daily per capita protein supply (grams) Adult 1 iteraey rate - Tots 1 - Hale
1983 1975-19)) 1978 I
D/85 IUS8
18. 19.
61. 2 '"
-
Female (1$) (T$)
20.
Hea tth budget/expenditure - Amount 1983-1984 1983 1984 ] 983- J 9g{,
I
79
12/8b
77 .5
,
15] 859
12/88 IV88
-
Per capita
12.49 12.~
- As % ,of total budget Official Exchange Rate: Soul"ce 1 US$ = T$ 1.3277 (19~3)
/2186
13/85: 03/79.1 : 03/80: 06/80: 11/82: 12/84:
06/86: 12/88:
Government's Report on t:valuating Progress in InrplelflenLiug thl:' Strategies for Health for All by the 'Veal" 2000, 1985World Population Trends anu Pr<Jjects by Country 1950-::'00U; SUIMlary Report: of the 1978 Assessment, UN, 1~79 FAO Production Yearbook 1980 Report of the kinistry of Health for 1980 World Health Statistics Annual 1982, Vital Statistics .:md Causes of Deaths Gove:rnment Responses to World Health Statistics Annual (~u('5tianilaire on Ilea 1 ell Manpower I 1 ':J84 Government's Reply to Cumul .... tive '1'otals of Cases ilnu [)':<lths frolll l~ Selected Dis~ases for the Year 1985, Revised December ll)lib Country t1eal'ch Information PrQfi 1~' (CHiP) revis(!d by (.'IVI.!.ument.
&:.j:Ig-=
.)~
.31 March 1981 WESTE~h
~
!2!!!l!. ......... .................-- ............................................. Inclic:ator{ .) for: Year
..-............................ .•...... ...................- ........ ~ ~
PACIFIC ~GION DA1A BAbK ON SOCIOECOI«lKIC AIUl HEIILTH INDl(;UORS
• •••
~=a=
••=c •• ••••••• ~
~.
.=.a.~s
•••
_=:=:~
Data ._• • • • •c • • • ~~=._
•••• . •• ••••••• =.~
Source ot DatiJ ~ =c.=~c
21.
Hedth ID4Inpower
ttu.ber
llatio per 10 000
Phy.icians Medical .f.istants P'tofes.iona} Nurainahtictrifery Per.onnel
1982 1982 1982
41 Ib
4.1 I.b lb. I Rate per
IU~4
1U No. of
22.
Ten le.dine causes of MorbJ..dlty Influenza Conjunctivitis G&.t~o-ent.¥iti. Infantile di.r~bo••
Case,.
Dengue
Broneho plleu_oaia Adult diarrhoea Chicken pox Mea.les (Morbi 11i) LQba r pneulIOnia
1981 1981 19111 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 leO oode
8 ?78 S 524
2 I 1 1
340 451 362 120 4110 lO2 187 168
100 8 5 2 I I 1
000 924 bH 379 475 389 139 486
ObibO
lin 190 171 Ritte per
2l.
Ten le.dina causee of'lIOrtalit'-' Nephritis, nephrotic aynd rome .nd nephrosis PneUllonia
No. of USO Death. 22
lOa 000 22 . Ob/~O
J50 321 lSI
. Diabetes . .llitu8 IscheemIe heart diaeaBe Acute myocardial
27 270 036
Meningococcal'infectiQo Cerabrovalcular ~i •••• e Sep.ticaemia Hypertensive di.ea~ Malignant neap!a •• of female breast Poisoning and toxic effects
29 038 2b 113 )3
1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 .
17 t& 13 12 III
II rb
10 8 8
Il 12 10 lU 8 8
I 7 Cases
I 7
24.
CaBe. and- deaths for six diseases unciel' the WHO-EPI
Ueaths 0 0 06/6b
Dipht.heria Pertuaai. Teeanua Poliomyelitis Tuberculosia Me•• le8
1985 1985 1985 1985
0 J 0
0 2
0 0
1985 1985
18 412 Cases
0
25.
Caaes for d18.,8,., under the WHO Annual CD Bulletin GQnorm~a
1985 19~5
41 0
06/66
HE:p.atitia viral - Type A - type B - UNSP
1985 1985 198~
0
5 0 0 0 Cases lJeaths
Syphillis TrachOOla
1985 198~ d~seases
Yaws 26. Cases and deaths fo~ six WHO Monthly CD N~tes Cholera Dengue fe ve r IDaF
under the
Encephalitis Influenza Meningitie .Plagu e 27.
1985 1985 1985 198~
0 H 0
0 0
Oblij6
1985 1985
15 829 0 0
0 Q
0 0
Proportion ,of infants under one ~ear of a~e who have been fully immunized .,ainst tuberc~losiSt diphtheria, poliomyeliti, 4nd measles
Bce
1984
80+
JJ/~5
Dn III PoliQ III Meas les
28. 29.
Per cent of population served with safe water Per cent of population with adequate sanitary
1984
95 40 2
13155 lJ/B5
facilities
1984 " 2499 gnnDd 1984
30.
Per cent of low birth weight infants ( Materna 1 mortality rate
31.
...
13/85
*Medically certLfied
~:.. t'.. "trfiililit.·_f1iIll!i":II'I.,•• r.;P"A'•• "'.,.......______ : Part 11 P.age 55 31 foI.ar<:h l~B]
WESTERN PACH'I(': rU~(;lON M'tA hANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AN!) lleAL!'H ItWICA1'oks ~~==~=~~==~====~=====~=======:~===F=~=~~==~=~==;===~=~===-====~======-=~====~~==~=;=-==:===c===~=~==.
=;~..;:::~:;:::~~=:::.~::;~!.!~:.:~;~~:~.::~~~:=......l····~:~~~~·t·····~:~::···· .:=~~~~~~;:~:!:. 2_ Estlmated populatlon,
, OuO,
1985
15 t
06/Bb
J. 4. 5. 6.
Annual population growth rate. (%) PeTCentag~ .
1982
of population - less then
n
years
1982 1982
1." 44.J 4. I
13/"5 10/ "2
- 6j. population \ %l
yeaes
10/82 12/83 13/.5 13/85 13/";
Ur-ban
1981 1961
RUe of natural inerease of population (% per annum)
55." 2.7 31.3 4.3
1. 8.
C;:l:ude birth Tate (per 1000 population) C:tude death rate (per 1000 population)
19tH 19B1
9.
Life expectancy at birth - Total - Male
~year&~ y~ars
1983
... ...
64~.1
13/B5
- Female (years)
.. 14.9
10. 11. 12.
Inf8nt rnortall.ty rate t..pe:r 1000 live births) Total fertility rate (women 15-49 years) Socia-economic indicators for ttle year 2000
19B4
13185
Estimated populatl.on, ( OOO)
2000 ( years)
134
OJ179.1
Life expectancy at birth - Mall<!
- Female (years)
... .. _
, 13. 14.
'Annual population growth raCe, (%) Crude blrth rate 'per 100u populatloll) Crude death rate ( pel:" WOO popuhtiDn) Rate; ot natural itlct'ease (Z per annum) Per Capita Gross National Product (GNP)
1'::l~5-2lJOu
:'::.0)
0317".1
... ... ... l':liU 1982
1
JOol''.
11/85
at market prices Rate of growth of per capita CNP P~rcentage
(U,$)
Y 300'£/
(Z)
...
IS. 16.
Gross Domestic Product (GOP) deri veJ f~o~ manufacturing at constant factor cost ( %)
...
lkonomicBlly active pop in primary sel;tor
17.
- Numoer Percent
in
agr~culture
~'UOU) (~)
... '.:
in
agriculture
Daily per tapita calorie suppLy (calorie!»
18.
Daily per capita protein supply (grams) Adult literacy rate - Total - Male Health budget/expendit~re - Aronu(lt lUS$) 1~78
... .. '
19.
...
- Female )
2u.
7bU IUU 51L J
"b17M Ob,,8
-
PO' colpita
( U,$)
1'J 78
- As % of total hudge.t USt1300 - red~r8ted States of Micronesia ~./ US$9JOO - Gros~ Island Product per head - N(}rtherTi Marianas SOU'J:'ce
...
bl
81 Micronesia
13/85; OJ/l9.1: 06/7B:
06/86: 06/86.1: 10/B2;
12/81 : 12/82 : 12/83 :
Government 1 s Report on Evalu .. ting r-he Strategies for H~<llth for All by th~ Year 2000, 1985 World Population Trends and Project!> by Country 19)O-:H)UO; Summary Report of the 1978 Assessment. UN, lYJY Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands 1978 Annual Report Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Case,s and De .. th:; frma 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1~/;':', Revised D~celT\l,~r L90b 1985 'l'ru.st Territory of the. Pacific Islands, ]~th Allnu,d HL'PU1't, October I, 1984 to September 30~ l':HIS. lJepartme.rit of State, U.S.A. 1982 ESCAP Population Data Sheet Government Reports on the Number of Cases of CD Coverrntle:llt Respom;es tD Wotld lIe.nlth Statistics Annu.al QIl<..'~;tiDn/l .. ir~ on Health Manpower, 1982 Country Ilealth Information Profi1.e (elK P) revised by Government, 1983
",it,.c_r•• ,1" ': 'a"" 'n fage 56 ,"1 March 1981
WESIERN PACIFI< REGION SOClOEOOIlOMIC ~=
DAl~ ~K
ON ~===A=.~a======~=_=~===:=
~~ IlI:ALt~ 1~DICA101lS ~.= ~~.=~-.~
•••s.~ •••~ ••
= ••• ••••e...__•• .. ••••••••= ...= •• •• a~ ~ ~
.=~
••s_••• _~_•••••••••••••J._••Ga...~•••&~.~~ Health .anpower
IndicatorCs) for:
T T of
th~
eA£IFIC ISLANDS
....
..===.= 'Ie",,,
=.:=,:u...... "' .. ""... t."''''''' ~
=g~.==~._.c
........ =.=.= = .. ="".. "".... "" ...... ="'=:::""====.="" ~waber
Dafa
Source of Uu.;,
;::"' .,,;;"'"'
..
......... .. "'~-"
21.
Physichn8 Medical ,a"i_tants Proftl' .. ione'l NunloalMidwifer'l Peu~nel
I
1980 1980
4. 46 of
Ratio per 10 000 3.4
1U~2
198U )
22.
Te. tesdh, reporeed cue. of not if lab le dbeaee,* InfJuenz.. Gutroentet"it i 4i, (:Q_nj"n.ctivi tis 'Gonorrhe. pre~UIII.c1
....
19>
Cases
Rate per 1UO UOO
'''.3
3.4
infectious
)
I ) )
58. 344 1S2 87
393.3 230.9,
I J(~5
Amoebiasis Diarrhoe.. preSUMed infectious ~ children/adults Chickenpox
A.
80
) )
()f April
60 60
102.0 )8.3 53.1 40.2 40.2 16.a JI.4
)
1985
Hepatitis --viral. type A Fi.h poisoning
)
21 11
I )
StrepC:ococ-eal 23.
00 ....
throat/scarlet fe"er
13
8.1 Rate per 100000
Lesding C41J&e' of Wlrta lity
No. of Deaths U83
Dise .. ea of the bUTt Cancer Chronjc obstructive pulmonary dise.. aes.
1983 1983
Cerebrovascular disease In! 1"ea•• and pneumonia Diarrhoeal di,eaees Accidents .. aU types PremAturity
1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 19&3
· .. ... · .. ... · ,. , .. ... ·.. ·.. ·..
47.0 32.i:I 2b.} 21.b
13/~3
...
ll.b 19.4 17.9 11.11J 14.:£
24.
Suicide Disbete, mellitus Certain diseases. early infancy c..e. and deatha fo• .. ix diseases uoon tbe WHO-EPl Diphtheria
1983 1983
13 •• 10.4 Dutha
Caua
Pert".sis: Tet8t\1.18 Poli01l'lyelitia 'fuberculosb"'* Me.slea 2S. for dise ..... under the WIlO Annual CO Bulleti.n Conorrhoea Hepathis vir:,sI - type A - Type B
1985 1985 19$5 1985 1985
95 7
1985 Cases 1985
..-, ...
-
tJb/l'ib
e••e.
1985 1985 1985
813 308 ;
tJbJ1I.b
- UIiSP
Syphillis
'l'rach01lla Yaws 26.
1985 1985 1985 ND~e8
63 169
...
lJeilth£o,
ea .... ~HO
MDntbly cn Cholera Dengue
and de.aths for six diseases under the t:{1set;
fever/DHF
EncephalitiB Influenza Hen ina i t is**'"
1985 1985 1985 1985
1965 198~
• 953 )b
-
. ..
-
Ob/I$fl
.
Plague 27. Prqportion of infants under one year of age who' have been f-u II:;, i..unhed against tuberculo. diphtheria,
-
...
I J/85
i.,
poli~yelitis
and measl~s
BeG DPT III
.
1981-64
30-9<)",,***
folio UI Measles 20. 29. Per cent of popUlation served with. IUlfe .....ater Per cent of popUlation with- edeqw!:te saaitery facilities. Per c.ent of low birth veigbt infanta ( 42499 grams)
1983 J983 1979-81 1982
60 31)
13/85 13/85
30. 31.
Maternal mOTtal ity
rat:~
6.0 - 9.8 1. 57
13/6' DIB 5
**Tuberculosi~: pul.onary and Dther forms ***Heningitis includes: eosiPllphilic meningitis, bacterial (other than tDeni.ngococt:a)). meningococcal. viral ****lmtllUtJiutit)tI fol' cbHd-re-n 2-6 "eaTS old-; excluding BeG
*Excludlng NQrthern
Harl.~~s
I
/ )larC 11
P.,e 57 31 March 1987 Wt.;STERN PACHIC Rr.(.;lQN DATA BAM( ON SOClOE(';O~OMl<': ==~=~&=S~E_~_~"._
A}.,ID hl.AL'lH INDICATORS
a~_
•• •• f.r~ lU~A\.U •••••••__"",_........... lndicat ...
<.l-
~~
_._~====C=~====~~===~===========:======~~
'fear
*'=="''''''-=-'==-'='==''''''''' = .... ""====='""''''"':= LJata Source of Vata =="'=c~=======.~
=.======s~~a=c==.~c====c===c
I.
At"ea
(in IIlUO
.~.
bo. ) ('OOO) rate~
.. s"'"."'.",,*," 1981 1984
............... a."'=_ ..... 12/83 13/85 13/85 10/82 10/82
.016 B
2.
Estt ............ lott"". ANt. .1
J. 4.
p;,.JAtioa growth
(X) 15 years
1983 1919 1919 '"
1.5 33.4 4. I
h"''''t . . . . f populatioo
- less 'chan - 65' years
5.
UrbaD ..,w1.Clon
(X)
'. C_ 7. .~
Bu. of MCv ra 1 increase of population (X per annum) ~h'h rate (per 100Q population) _8th rate (per 1000 population)
1983 19B3 1983 1983
I. 5
!J/85 13/85 13185
20.5
(;1'''''.
7.5
!l';
Lif. expectancy at birth - Total
- Male
~ye.ro}
... 57 60
13/85
( years) (years)
- Female
IQ. 11.
lolant
mor~a1ity
rate (per 1000 li\le births)
1984 19B2
45.b 2. B+
13/85 10/B,
Total fertility rate (women 15-49 years)
U.
SOC iO-E!conomic indicators fOT the year 2000 Es.timated population, ( 000) Lift! expectancy at loirth - Male
... (years)
- lo'emale (years) Annual population grovth rate, (Z)
.. , ... 1995-2000 0.00
Crucle birth rate (per 1000 population) Crude death rate (per 1000 population) Rate of natura 1 inc cease (% per-annum) 13.
... 1983
... · ..
03/7~.
1
Per Capita Groas National Product (GNP) at market prices
(US$)
300 or 4JO
13185
(Au,t$) 14. 15. 16.
Rate of growth of peT capitD GNP
(%)
.. , · .. · .,
Percentage Cross Domestic Product (COP) derived from manufacturing at constant fac tor cost (%) Economica 11y active- pop in primary sector
11. 18. 19.
- Number
in agriculture (. 000)
Percent in agriculture (%)
Daily per capita calorie supply (calories) Daily per capita protein supply (grams) Adu't literacy rate - Tota 1 1983
· ., ...
.. ,
20. - Amount
- Male Female (Aust$ ) (Aust$) 19~O
... ... D
95
13/85
Health budget/expenditure 24J 135
0618, 06/82 06/82
-
Per capita ~
1980 1980
- As
of total budget
7.8
OfflClal Exchange rate: Source 13/85: 03/19.1: 06/82 : 06/86: 10/82:
US$ L.OO
~
Aust$ l.40
(19~U)
12/83: 12/83:
Government I S Report on Evaluating Progress in Implement ing the Strategies for Health for All by the Year 2000, 19~, World Population Trends and Prospects by Country, 195-0-2()lJO; Summary Report of the 1978 Assessment, UN, 1979 }linistry of Social Services, Health [)ivision Annual l\cpon, l~tl2 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of tases and LJe<ltll~; [1-0111 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1965, Revised December t9B6 1982 ESCAP Population Uata Sheet Country Health lnfonnation ProfUe (CHIP) revised by Government, )983 Government Responses to World Health Statistics Annual Qut!stioonairl! on Health Manpower, 1983
\ Part II
Pale 58 31 March 1981 ~STEi<1l
"• SoclOECOKOMl~
" Source ot lJata ".D=_E=~=.===~=-
PACIFIC Rt;GIOli DATA Bl\IIK 011 AIID HEALTH IIIDI~tORS =.=.=-=-C~=S=#~
~==.=.==.I;==._=-_.=a._
•• ....=-=•• ~.=
~~.=
....
•••= _=-__
:101;
O:;;I;.iF=.C"":,;:="' .....,="'=..=~=-""==:I;=_.....~=.. =.. ==""===Data "" ............ _=_=",.,• .,0:;."' • Nu_er Ratio per 10 1)00 4
IndicatorCa) for: TUVALU• • •__ . . . ._ • •__• • •_"" . . . . . .a # . __ ___ • • • • • • ~_. . . . . . . ____. ; ; ; ; ; ; 21. health ma_np~r
5.D_
-teal;" • __ =_=I<a
physician. ~edi~.l
Professional Nur.iaa/MLdwifery Pet'8oRael
.,.i.t.at.
1'1S1 1981
8
1981
18 No. of
}.u IU.U 22;) Rate pe.t" 100 000 .
1~/b)
:12.
Lead\:ng c.atI.e8
of 1D4ttbidlC,Y' -., 1983 1983 1983 1983
(;ases
Acute --respiT8tory i .. f.ection. Di..'S"yboeal di.eaaea Conjullcti"yiti, . Skin infection. 23.
.... ... .. . ...
.
... .. ,
'
J)/b;
"... . ..,
lead1ng CBuse. of mortality Dieee.e. of cardiova.cular .yete. P~lmon8ry infections. inc Iud ina pul_onery tuberculo.i. Still birth and perinatal death Liver _disease Cerebrovascular diseaae 1983 1983 1983 1983 1983
Mo. of
DeAths
... ... ... ... ... 0
Rate per IUO OUO ,
.. ... ... .. ,
U/~5
2~.
Cases and deaths fOT nx dlseaseS under the ;r,mo-EPI Dipbtheria Pe,rtussia Tetanus
Cases 1~8~
I)eaths
u 0 0
Ub/bb
1985
0 (I
1985 19~5
Poliomyeliti8 Tuberculosis Keasles
0 J~
0 (I
19b, 1985
U
0
25.
2 ••
Cajee: for d lIe.asea urc<le\" the YIO Annual CD Bulletin Gonorrboea Hepatith: viral - Type A - l'ype B - UNSP Syphillis Tr"choma Ya"" C. ee_ .nd deaths for .ix d18e8•• , under the ~O Monthly CD Notes Chol,ra Dengue fever/DKF Encephalitis Influenz.a Meningitis Plague Proportlon of lnfanta under one year of age who have been fully i~ized .,.in.t tuberculo.i,) dipbtheria, poliomyelitis and mea. lea DPT III llCG
Cases 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 198; U8; l
0_/8,
17.. 0 4b3 (J
0 0
t.:ase$
Deaths
1980 1980 1980
0 0 (I
(I
06/8b
I (I
1980 1980 1980
2 005 3 0
u )
U
21.
19 83
16
D/8;
1983 1983 J.l}ijJ
100 82
Polio III Meas1ell
u)
28 • 1
Per cent of population served with safe water Per cent of populahon with adequate sanitary facilities
1984
LOO 80 )
J)f8~
1"" 30. IL.
1984 &~O.B)
13/8; D/b)
Per cent of law birth weight infanta ( l1ateTnal DIOrtahty rate
~
2499
l'b> 1983
2.5
11/85
Part 11 Page 59 3). March 1987
r·····..··.. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
~=....--..............."''''--•••••••
lndicator(s) for:
···~···
Area
(in 1000 aq. km.)
........... ........... .... .......•.•. ... ..•..·-···········s-·······-·········· VANUATU -..,..,.,.. .,."'======-=.---- ........•.--.=-•• "' "'
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANk ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDlCAl'ORS Year
Data
Source of D,.t. 12/83 13/85 06/84 06/84
-=.----~-=''':'''=~.
"'.'" 1981
-.~"'
12.19 3.2
E8timated population,
(' 000)
1984 1979 1979 1979 1979 1983 1983 1983 1984
130 45.4 2.9 17.8 3.2 45 13
Annual population growth rate. (%) Percentage of population - less than 15 years .
- 65+ years (%)
Ob/84 Ob/84 13/85 13/85 13/85 13/85
Urban population
Rate of natural increa8e of population (X per annum) Crude birth rate (per 1000 population) Crudo deoth roto (por 1000 populati.a) Lif. expectancy at birth - Total ~y•• n~ (yean) - Male - Female (yeara' Infant mortality rate (per 1000 live births) Total fertility rate lwomen 15-49 years} Socia-economic ind icators for the year 2000 Estimated population, \' 000) Life expectancy at birth - Male Annual population growth rate, (X) Crude birth rate (per 1000 population) Crude death rate (per 1000 population) Rate of natural increase \% per annum} (years) - Female {yearaJ
B. 9.
...
5. 54 75 13/85 06/84 03/79.1
10. 11.
1984 1983 2000
12.
'.' 16.
... ... 1995-2000
... ... 1982 1970-1977
...
1.83
03/79.1
13.
Per Capita Gross National Product (CNP) (US$) at market prices (VATU) Rate of growth of per capita GNP \%)
529 or 42 320 1. a
13/85 12/84
14. 15. 16.
Percentage Gro•• Domestic Product (GOP) derived from manufacturing at constant factor cost (I) Economically active pop in primary Sector - Number in agriculture {' GOO} - Percent in agriculture (%) 1979 1979 1979 1979
... 41.5 79 2 546 68.4 12/84 12/84 13/85 13/85
17. 18. 19.
Daily per capita calorie supply lcalories} Daily per capita protein supply (gralDs) Adult literacy. rate - Total - Hale - Female Health budget/expenditure - Amount - Per capita - As % of total budget
... (FNH) (FNH) 1981 1981 280 019 000 2 295.2 12/84 12/84
20.
...
Official Exchange rate: Source 13/85:
US. 1.00· VATU 107.40 (1984)
03/79.1: 06/84: 06/86: 12/82: 12/83: 12/84:
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for Health for All by the Year 2000, 1985 World Population Trends and Projects by Country 1950-2000: Summary Report of the 1978 Assessment, UN, 1979 Information furnished by the National Health Office, Vanuatu. 7 August 1984 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, Revised December 1986 Government Responses to World Health Statistics Annual Questionnaire on Health Manpower, 1982 Country Health Information Profile (CIHP) revised by Government, 19B3 WPR Data Bank updated by CLO, Vila, 1983 and 1984
Part It p." 60 Jl March 1987 WESTEBII PACIFIC lEGION DATA _ ON SOCIOBCOIlOMIC AllDIlEALTB INDICATORS
Year
Data NUIIlber
Health ... a.power PhY8icb.a.1 Medical a •• iatanta Profe •• ional KurBina/Midwifery Personael
Ratio per
1981 1981 1981
22 19 221
)0 000 1.9 1.6 16.1
Cases
per 100 000 13/85
Skin infections Respiratory diae.ae Malaria Eye-ear condition. Diarrhou
1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 Deaths
per 100 000 13/85
Pneumonia and other respiratory diseasea Ga.troentE!:ritia Malaria Cancer Tuberculoah under tbe VHO-EPI Diphtheria Pertulai. Tetanua PoliDlDyelitia Tuberculoai. Me.alea
1983 1983 1983 1983 1983 Cases Up to June
... Deaths
06/86 1 260
3 ) ) )
9 3
only
41 254
Annual CD Bulletin Gooonboea (unconfiraed) Hepatitis viral - Type A - Type B
Case a 190 Up to JUDe
00/86
) ) ) ) )
- UNSP Syphilis Trachoma
only
Yaws (unconfirmed) WHO Monthly CD Notes
58 4 5 411*
Casel )
Deaths
Cholera Dengue fever/DRF Encephalitis . Influenza -Meningitis Plague
o 75**
00/86
Up to June
only
) 15 000 ) 44 )
o
3
one fully i . .unized against tuberculosis, diphtheria, poliomyelitis and measlea BCG DPT 111
1983 1983
68 22
13/85
Polio III Measles
1983
18
c • laboratory confirmed *Very much oVer-diagno$ed
**Bot confirmed
Part II P~g~ 61 )1 March l':ltO
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK
0J'j
SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS
_••••
=-.=~==.=======.=.=A=~=~=~=====~:=~==============~~""
=""===,==,=,,,== Year =:=""=======
Indicator{ s) fol:': ~.=.e~._=
...__ ••
SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIE'!' !lAM
=.=~==.=
,. o. 4. 5.
1.
Area
( in 1000
.q.
••
~.===~=~===========_=_========
Jun.) l 'UUU)
1981 1,83 1985 1980 ,""U
==c=========""'= Data ============"'' ' 331. 69 " 442
=~=~======="'===~
Source of Data =~=~=~=~==~=====
12/"3 lJIB5 12/8'( 12/83 Ill"" 14/83 10/.5 13/85 13/85 13/85
Estlmated popuiatlon,
Annual. populatLon gl'owth rate, I.l.} Percentage of population
-
less than 15 ):'ears b:>+ years
2.15 41.2 j.b
Urban population
(Xl {%
1981 per annum) 1983 1903 19BJ 1982
19.0 2.2 29.3 7.0B
6.
Rate of natural increase of populatLon
7. 8. 9.
Crude bl.rtb rate l per lUOO population)
Crude death rate (per 1000 populatl.on) Life expectancy at birth - Total ~ye8~8!
- Male (yean) - Female (years) 10.
·..
62 66
Infant mortality rate (per 1000 lLve births) Total fertility rate (women 15-49 years) Socio-ecoD01IIic indicators for the year 2000
1985 1975-1980
36.5 5.8
12/87 12/83
11. 12.
2000 79 355 55.7 59.2 1.81 29.0 10.9 1. 81 110
Estimated pOpulatl.on, {'OOO)
03/79.1 03/79.1 03/79.1 03{79.1
Life expectancy at birth - Male Annual population growth rate, C.j
(years)
1995-2000 1995-2000 1,95-2000 1995-2000 1995-2000 1995-2000 1985
- Female tyears}
Crude bl.rtb rate {per 1000 population} Crude death rate (per 1000 populat10n) Rate Qf natural increase (% per annum)
03/79.1 03{79.1 03/79.1 lU87
13. I~.
Per Capita G:rO&8 National Product (GNP)
at market prices
(US$) (~)
Rate of growth of per cap1ta GNP
15. 16.
Percentage Gross Domestic Product I.CDP} derived
from manufacturing at constant factor cost (X) Economically active pop in primary sectol' - Number in agriculture t 000)
·.. ... 1980 1,80 1985 19B5 1982 16 847 70.6 1 94Q 52
,
12/83 lllB~
- Percent
••
agricultflre (%J
17. 18. 19.
Daily per capita calorie supply (calories) Oaily per capita protein supply (grams) Adult literacy rate - Total - Male - Female Hea1tll budget/expend1ture
12/87 1"/S7
· .. "
96
12/87
.
120.
- Amount - Per ca.plta - As X of total budget 1981
·.. '"
"
12/83
Source
13/85: 03/79.1: 06/86: 10/82 : 12/81: 12/82: 12/83: 12/83 : 12/86: 12/8]; 14/83:
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in lmplementing the Strategies for Health for All by the Yesr 2000, 1985 World Population Trends and Pr06pectB by Country, ]~~O-2000; Summary Report of the 1978 As~essment, UN. 1979 Government's Reply to Cumulative l'otals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Years 1983-85, Rev December 1986 1982 ESCAP Population Data Sheet Government Reports on the Nurobel' of Cases of CD Government's Responses to World Health Statistic:> Annual Questionnaire on Health Manpower. 1982 Country Health Information PTofile (CHIP) revi3ed by Government, 1'181 and 196) wPR Data "Bank updated by WRCfHanoi, 1983 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government, 198& Country Review by WR/Banoi. l.:ountry Operati.ons Committee MI:!t!ting,
6-10 April 1987, Manila. Philippines 1983 World Population Data Sheet, Population Refel'ence Bureau, lnc., Washington, DC
Part 11 Page 62
31 Harch 1987
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATO~S F.~=.=.=.~=.=.C=.=_=
••= •• _=•• •• ••_.= __ ••==. SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIET SAM .=....=.=••••=_......-=•••_•••••••=.=.a_=•••=_=•• ~ ~ D~D==e~_D
1 ====~=.===-====.=.======= =.==,.=.==~=.==== ..==~
D ...
=e=_== =-= .....= Year • C",""",C"'"
Indicator(s) for:
_===._.~ DC=DDC.
...=:=:=... _=."'zo..
Data
~:z=
... === 2=.=_.===.==••• 12/82
Source of- Data ~
j
21-
Health manpower Physicians Medical assistants Professional Nurses Midwivea 1981 1981 1981
NUlDbel' 44 400
... 74 baa
Rate per 10 000 8.0
n.o 4.9* Rate per 1U0 000 "91 651 .53 171 128 125 108 98 44 37 Rate per
13 900
22.
Ten leadlng cauaes of morbl.dity Influenza Diarrhoeal dise.ase. Dysentery Malari. Arthropod-borne hae1l1Orrhagic, fevet' Whooping cough Measles
leD coda 470-474 009 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980
No. of Cases 371 262 349 914 135 953 91 928 68 990 67 318 57 991 52' 443 23386 19 752
12/83
084 (}O7 033 055 072 052
APe
Mumps ChickenpolC
I"·
Ten leadlng causes of mortahty Enteritis Avitaminoses 0: other, nutritional deficiency Bacillary dysentery and amoebiasis Tuberculosis of respiratory system Mslaria'
lCD code A5 A65 A4 A6 A31 AI04 AI A27 A96 AS4 1980 1980 1980 1980 1. 1980 1980 1980
No. of Deaths 2 003 1 456 1 347 1 093 826 775 774 694 515 396 Case.
Other diseases of digestive system Cholera Viral encepbalitis Other diseaees-of respiratory system Otber forma of hear't _dise. . .
1980 1980 1980
100 000 4 3 3 2 2 I 1 1 1 1
121~3
an"
12/8"
24.
Cases and deaths for six diseases under the WHO~EPI Diphtheria Pertuuis Tetanus Poliomyelitis Tubereulosis Measles Cases for diseases under the \rJlI.O Annual CO 'PuUetin Gonorrnoea Hepatitis viral - Type A - Type. B
Deaths 272 42
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
2
~61
44 I 1 62 82
011 658 1>00 794 231
322
250
...,.'" ...
.,/87 snd 00/8"
2,.
- UNSP Syphill.it TrachotU
Yev. 2b.
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
Cases 354
...
06186
23 155 401 2 906 0 Cases 502 45 107 4 935 479 077 3 054 137 Deaths
...
Casel and deaths for s~x diseases under the WHO Monthly CD Notes Cholera Dengue fever/DHF Encephalitis Influenza Mening~ti8
Plague 27.
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
9 399 592 4 344
06/86
6
Proportion of infants under one year of age 'Who have heen fully immunized against tuberculosis. diphthuia, poliomyelitis and measles IlCG
1983
50-70
13/85
DPT III Polio III Measles 28. 29. 30 • 1
Per cent of populauon $erved with safe water Per cent of p"Opu18tJ.on with adequate sanitary facilities Per cent of low birth weight infants l Maternal mortality t"s.te. ~2499
1985 1985
Urb n - 50; Rural - 33 35
12/87
12/87 12/.7
grams)
1'85 1985
13.0 1.4
Ill.
12187
*Rste per 1 000 females
hl"t 11 Pa,gt! 63
)1 March WEstERN PACIFIC REGlO~ DAU BANK ON sotlOECONOMIC AND HtALTH INDICAlOkS
1~~1
Indicator(a) for: 1~ 2.: Area
QALLIS AND FUTUNA
Yeal"
bata
Sovrce of Data J2/&2
(in \000 sq. km.) (000)
1981 1982
0.255 10
Estimated pOllulation,
12/82
3. ~.
Annual population
8ro~th
rate, (X) - 65+ years
Pereentage of population - less than 15 years Urban population (%)
5.
6. 7. 8. 9.
Rate of naturel increase of population (% per annum) Crude birth rate lper 1000 populatlonJ Crude death rate (per 1000 population) Life e~pettancy
at birth - lotal .. Male
~year8~
(years)
- Female (years) 10. Infant mortality rate (;per 1000 live births)
11. 12.
Total fertility rate (women 15-49 years) Soeio·economie indicators for the year 2000 estlmated populshon, .. QuO} Life expectancy at birth - Total - Ma1e 2UOO
(years)
tyears)
- Female (years) Annual population growth rate~ (t) Crude birth rate (per 1000 population) Crude death rate (per 1000 population) kate of natural illcrease (X per 8nnlJrn) 13.
1995-2000
0.00
03179.1
Per Capita Gross National Product t"GNP) at market prices (U5$) Rate of growth of per capita GNP. (Z) Percentage Gross Domestic Product lGDP) derl.ved f~~ manufacturing at constant factor cost (X)
14. 15.
16.
Economically active pop in primary sector - Number in agriculture ('OOO) - Percent in agriculture UO
17. l8.. 19.
Daily per
c~plta
calorie supply (calories) ~grams)
Daily per capita protein supply Adult literacy rate - Total - Male - Female Health budget/expenditure - AmQunt
20.
- Per capita - As 1 of total budget Source 0]/19.1: Wor}~
11/75: 12/81: 12/82:
Population Trends Bnd Prospects by Country. 1950-2000; Summary Neport of the 1978 Assessment. UN, 1979 Fifth Report on the World Health Situation 1969-1972, WHO, 1975 Governm~nt
Reports on the Number of Cases of l~ Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised. 19BL
12/82.1: 12/82.2: 12/83: 14/80:
Leaflet on Childhood CD, Report 3/82 Government's Reply to EPI Health tnformation Systen! l,!uestionnaire, 19M2 Government Responses to World Health Statistics Al1nuaL Questionnaire on Health Manp6wer, 1983 South Pacific Epiderniolo,g-icBl and Health Infonnation Service, Annual Heport
19~O
Pert II Page 64 31 Harch 1987 WESTE~
PACIFIC REGION nATA BAN~ ON SOCIOECQIIOItIC AND HEAL1'H IMDlCAtOllS D.at. 01 bat.a
1 I
.) for: Health I18DpOWEtr 1~IIZ 1~8Z
tluaber
Ratio per III IJOO
Physicians Medic~l
4 4 Ca,el 2 307 ;142 191 21
4.U 4.0
••• iltanti
trofes.1QDAl Nur.ins/Midwifery Personnel
l"ij2
per 100 UUp
lofluen ••
Heaslea Conjunctivitis
asS 061
467
1"811 1980 1~811
372
Dengue Hepatitis, viral type A
1980
070.1 090-(197 II10-U12 006 098
1980 1980 19811 1980 1980 1980 1980
Syphilis T~berculo.i ••
• 3 3 1 1 1 I
21 JOl '3 161 1 769 194 Jl 28 Z~
pul.om!lry
AlIOebia.i. .Gonorrhoea Leprosy Rheumatic fever, acute
9 9 9 9
030 390-J9~
pe.
Birth injury, etc H.art dise ... e Pneumonia Avit••inoaea. etc Mal ianant neopla... Syaptowa, etc
1972 1972 1972 1972
Deathe III
IUD OOU 180 1I/1~
10 8 1
IOU tiD
1912 1971 1912 Caaes
S S
Centenit.l anom.lie. under the WHtr-BPI Dipbtheria
" I.
)0 )0 .0 Deaths
10
Pertua.i. Tetanu. P"liOllYelitia Tuberculosis Measlea
1985
Ob/H~
Annual CD Bullet~n Gonorrhoea He~titi. viral - Type A - Type B
ea.e. 1950 1980 1980 1980 19811 1980 1980 (;,l8e.
1 2
l</U
- UNSP Syphillia Trachoma
2
Yawa WHP Montbly CD Notea Cholera
De.~h.
Dengue fevu/DIll Eneephalitis .
lnfluenza Me'lllinaitia Plague
1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1~8O
1 1 1>95
19S2 DPT III Polio III
100 72.1
19B2
Measlea
...
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION Regional Offic~ for the Western Pacific
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS
PART I II GLOBAL AND REGIONAL INDICATORS TO MONITOR/EVALUATE STRATEGIES FOR HEALTH FOR ALL BY 2000
WESTERN PACIrlC REGION DATA HANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS PART III GLOBAL AND REGIONAL INDICATORS TO MONITOR/EVALUATE STRATEGIES FOR HEALTH FOR ALI. BY 2000 TABLE Or CONTENTS Indicators Page
(a)
Health policy indicators
Health for all has received endorsement as policy at the highest official level (GI) Mechanisms for involving people 1n the implementation of strategies have been formed or strengthened, and are actually functioning (C2) At least 5% of the gross national product is spent on hea lth (G3) A reasonahle percentage of national health expenditure ,s devoted to primary health care (G4) Resources are equitahly distrib •• ted (G5) Defined strategies for health for all are accompanied by explicit resource allocations (G6) Defined strategies for health for all need external resources (G6)
I
1
1
1 1
1
1
-
The needs for external resources of defined strategies for health for all ar~ receiving the sustained support of more affluent COlin tries (G6) At
1
-
least 80% of local communities ole all levels have well-established voluntary and formal community organizations, which are committed to continuous primary health care action programmes (Rl) health or health related action (HZ)
I
The community contributes in cash and in kind to
I
(b)
Socioeconomic indicators
The percentage of- population served with safe wa.ter
in the home or within 15 minutes' walking distance is 100 (G7. 1.1) The percentage of population with adequate sanitary facilities in the home or immediate vicinity is 100 (G7.1.2)
2
2
The adult literacy ratio for both men and women exceeds 70% (GIl) The gross national product per head e~ceeds US$500 at 1980 market prices (GIl) The daily per capitel calorie avnilnl"il-ity exceeds 2500 calorio. (R3) The daily per capita protein availahility exceeds 70 grams (R4) III-i
2
2
2
2
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCI0ECONO~lC AND HEALTH INDICATORS PART III GLOBAL AND REGIONAL INDICATORS TO MONITOR/EVALUATE STRATEGIES FOR HEALTH FOR ALL BY 2000 TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont' d) Indicators
Page
(e)
Health Status and quality of life indicators
At least 90% o'f newborn infants have a birth weight of at least 2500 grams (Gi>.1) At least 90! of children ha'le ~ ",eight for age that corresponds to reference values given in Annex 1 to Development of Indicators for 'Ionitoring Progress Towards Health for All by the Y"ar 2000 (G8.2) The infant mortality rate for all identifiable sub-groups is below 50 per 1000 live births (G9) Life eKpectancy at birth is o\ler !,O years (GlO) Maternal mortality rate is below 3 per thousand live bi~ths (R5) No cases of diphtheria, tetanus, ~hooping cough, measles, poliomyelitis and tuberculosis occur (R6)
3
3
3
3
)
3
(d)
Indicators of the delivery of heal til care
Primary health care is availa~le to the whole population with at least the tal L,)Wing: The percentage of d~liveries personnel <s 95 (G7.4.1) by
trained health 4
The percentage or children immllni..?;ed against diphtheria) tetanus) Whooping cough, meas les,
poliomyelitis and tuberculosis
lS
95 (G7.2)
4
Local health care, including availability of at least 20 essential drugs, within one houris ~alk
or travel
1S
100% (G7.3) ;)t
4 least one year
The percentage of children up to
of age given routine child care by trained health personnel <s too (G7.4.2) The percentage of pregnant women flith at least three visits tor antenatal care lS LOa (G7.4.l) The population growth rate than 1% (Rl) tS
4
4
r",\uced to less 4
Doc 0637H DiSK 0031H III-ii
SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Health Policy Indicators Health for all has
Country or area
received endorsement as policy at the highest official
for involving people in the implementation of strategies have been formed or strengthened. and are
At least 5% of the gross N\.tional product is spent
A
percentage of the
I"e
on heal-th
national healtb expenditure ia devoted to primary health care
lequitably 'distributed
I ,.,
Defined stratesie.s health ,., an Are Need accompanied by explicit resource allocation exte~al
resources
level
actually functioning (GI)
(G2L + . + (FY
(G3)
(G4)
(G5)
(G6)
At least 80% of local <",",unitie. at all levela bave well-established voluntary and formal community organizations which are committed to continuous prilll8ry health care action_ Data % of local at all level a have well eatabIi.hed voluntary and formal tRll community or~anizatir
The community contributes in c.a5h and
in kind to hea:lth or
health-related
D.-i. iRZj
4c.tio1
contribution
I
lstralia
~~~rc.;;sA>l!!!OA
(USA)
---
• +
1985)
9.2
---r9f
tuNEr DARUl IlNA PEOPLl )OK ~SLANDS
• • +
'" .222 '
!+(FY 1985) ffi2) 1984)"
10.3
•
• •
-
9. GUAM JAPAN
(USA)
+
1"'( 1983-84) q~~3) ",(985)
16.9.!/
• ~
----
-
• (1978-85) (198]\ 91 +
•
...
•
3. LAO MAG. 5. MAL
+.
(1984)
6. Nauru 7. NEW CALEDON: NEW ZEALAND (NEZ)
NEi FPINES· ~2.
· • • +
1+( 1955 - (1983)
REPl'BLIC OF KOREA
•
3.0~1
• est. 6.3
1984)
•
•
16. TOKEU 17. TONGA ~! ~_T OF
{NEZ:
REP,
•
• ~~~
Notes: The number in brackets shows the number given to the indicators in the global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000, !.'HD, Geneva, 1981 ["Health for Alt" Seri4!S No. ]1. pages 75-76). f;stnes of countries in capital letters refer to those who have sublQitted .II report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing Strategy for Health for All by the Year 2000, 1985. Legend;
r .. ~
.... ~ ~ o.
~~
~
~
+ Yes No
No infunnation/not availahle
NA
Not applicable
* ** *~...,
Appropriation for Ministry of Health only Percentage of state/territory expenditures Percentsge of the territorial budget
b/ 7.1
af Percentage of ~l)venU!lent health budget 'pen( on health Medical care ~s a ratio of GNP Proportion of na~lonal health budget allocar",d to h",alth
~
Document Ob37H
Diskette 0031H
lOIn SOCIOECONOMIC AND H&U.TH INDICATORS.
i
r"a
Socioeconomic' indicators The gross nat10nal product per The daily MI;_e.ap head exceed. US$ SOO at calorie a' current market prteea exceeds ~ '00 Cou~try
or area
I
I
TIle d~J:11 per cap proteID _. lexceeds JO srams
1. AMEllCAN SAMOA 2. AustralLll 3. BRUNEI DABUSSAl
(USA)
m41 ( 1984) 80-99£/
19841980) 82)
1.b 1m" 980
4. CHINA PEOPLE'S ~--.
• \(1983) 100
I. c.L
+I!l984i
I 6. I 8.
Democrati.;:
.J.!!.L. (USA)
4-
(1983)
..!!L
... +
(1983) (1984)
.J!:!2-
+ 4-
(983)
P984)
9T ~~ ~ ... II
100
~::;~ ..:..:..!....-
9,· 60 ~
~ ,.4/96.4/96.5
(1983)
196.2)A<r.
• •
(1982)
4 .. 1(11'. 000 jOl ;)
4-
1(982)
.1..2!:L 1
+
1< 1982)
.-!!!.:!!! 80
9<)'
•
199.8/99.
1Y
(i98~ ~
i9S.51
Mol
IlB.
NEW zEALAlll> . (-!.~Z)
~I(984)
V-laO
- 1(984)
88!/1
... 1(1982) 80-97/,
+
I
(1984:
.5
000
J
+ h19S1 197~
3 119
+
Ie 1961)
9. Niue O. PAPUA
"
l:"PiiiIir r ~ 2. REPIJBLIC 3. SAHM 198~
1986 HI84
'11iii
It. SUiGAPOl 5. SOLOMON
(i9;5 ... ...
Tm 198! ~ 100
6. TOlCELAU
10 ( I9S3)}
7. TONGA 128. T-T OF__ ~CIFIC IS (U~l 9. TUVALU
(983) (984)
... ...
(983) U9.84)
09 300~/ 360
-;';-1 • 1(1983)
9' I ... 1
(983)
O. VANtJATI 1. z. Wallis
viET ru
5.29 10
...
(1979. ----t.
Na... ·of countries in capital l.pl~nt\na Str.teg~
for
l.tte~. refer Healt~ for All by
to t~o.e who h.ve submitted a report on EvaluatiPi Pro&rea. in the Ye~r 2~. 1985.
C - Urban; B ... Rural ./ federated Stat~ of Hi~rone.ia 'Sf "GTOSS hland ¥roluct" per :hea4 - ~orthern Marianas 99: - karot(Jnaa; 501 - outer i&land& ' d/ Total 91/84/82} - Hde 90/83/81) Speak/read/write French Female - 91/85/83) , !! Refer to se,"'eTS only
• GOP •• lIIIa1e - U:'ban. (88); Rut'al (76)
c/
'.ma1. - Urban (74); Rural f 59) ... ioe GNP 18 not a ~liable indicator fQr Kiribati
since abo .. t 751 of t!'le popul"ation livt! by a su\)sistence economy.
SOCIOEtONOHI' AND HEALTH INDltATORS
Health status and quality of life indicators At least 90% of newborn infants have a birth veight of at least 2 500 grams At least 90% of chi have a weight for age that corresponds to reference values given in Annex I to Development of Indicators for Monitoring Progress towards HFA/2000 The infant mortality rate for all identifiable subgroups· is below 50 per 1 000 live births (G9)
- Life expectancy at birth is over 60 years
, is belov 3 per thousand live birthS
Country or area (Ga.l)
lDatal
Birth weight at least 2 SOD grams
I Data
(G8.2)
(GIO)
, % of children under 5 years with a weight for age that corresponds to the reference values J0982
1 Data
IRSl
Infant mortality rate
, Data
Life Totall Halel Female
lData rate
IT
Australia IRUNEI DARUSSALAM
• I
(979)
94.2
T
'0
+ + +
;liINA PEOPLE'S RE 'nn"
(1984 19 4 (1984
1.2.!1 ~. 7 f.7
+ '+
+
h 1984
0.075
+
b8.9
T-'..ANDS
'-~
9:GUAM ~ ~
98: + +
+ 1984
~ ---Tttm 20.33.E.1 +
m....2. 0.40*
"(
+
h, Tl8. Niw- ZEAL-AND 19 120. PAPUA NEW GUINEA
~(1984) ~-l (1984)
955 90.1
+ +
: 198~ :1983)
1(1983
••• /67.7172.3* ------
I
~ 1(1985) +(1983
94.8
+-\(1-982)
90 80Y
+
(1984) : 1981
n.7.:.11 72
+ +
roo.))
./70.8176.9
+ 1(984)
~~
- r"( +
h 1982)
+
J. Z3. 24. 26. TOKELAU
2:
'" +
+
J. 4-
(NEZ
+
.973/74)
93.2-96
ran~e
+
8P"
.t
1(1983)
o .07
L1.'.
+
P2.
i.'allis Names of· countries in capiti!l letters refer to those .'ho have submitted a report on Evaluating Progn~ss in Implementing Strategy for Health for All by the Ye". 2000, 1965. ~~~
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Peninsular MaLaysi;:; only
Micronesia Male; F- Ferr.ale
a/ The ratE for 1964 has beer. affected by late registr8tions in t\",~. South Wales. bi Rural populotLon in Penir.sular Mala\'~ia only '""i.1 Ff'[al and infant deaths l~ii.. .
el i::
c/ Fetal and infant deaths 1984 d/ Perinatal death rdte Male Urban - 01; Rural - female: L':-ban - 62; Rural Rate rot" ch~""'1!'"'!T1 >S yea:-s 0
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H
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SOCIOECO~OAIC
AhD HEALTh
IN~ICA10RS
Health status and quality of life indicators liIo caSes ot
Country or Area
diphtheria, tet.m\Js, "'hooping cO\Jgh, tIIeasles, poliomyelitis, tuberculosis occur IR6] ~umber
of
Casea
ll?~h~heri~l!~;'~U5 2.- Australia3. BRut.!EI DAR' 4. CHINA PEOP
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CO@( I~ANDS
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o
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6. Nau'
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Ni'
(NE~1
(1985)
o o --06'
o o
359.2/
06/86 and 12/86
o
{Z5.
SOJ.,OMON_ISLAIiDS (NEZ)
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o o
o
o
2 41
o
o
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. TOKELAU
• (1985)a/ (985) 1984
o
41: 0 3
o
o
bq, _VANU~,!:~_ 31. VIET NAH SOCIALIST REP. Wallis lind F\Jtuna
l
1 260
254
i
0 1 600
41 62 794 14
06/86 06/86 & 12/87 6 ~~~
Names of countries in capital letters refer to thoue ",ho have submitted a report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing Strategies for Health for All by the Year 2000, 1985. *Source 13/85;
~/up [0
June/July 1985 only .!!/PullDOtlary tuberc:ulosi8 ancl other fo'tms ( )Cale, of Vietnameses refugees a~ong tot~l cases n~::: ~ Le.flet on Childhood C~unicable Disea5e8, Report 3182 COuntry Health Information Profile (CHIp) revised by Government, 1986 COuatry RevielO by 'oIR/H6nol, CouOtry Operations Ca.ictee Meeting, b-lO April 1987, \,'HO/WPkO, N.anih, Phillppines
i.. B
06186;
Government's keport Of! Evaluating Progress 10 implementing the Strategies for Health For All By the Year 2000, 1985 Goverrunent's Repl}' tQ CUlIlul.Hlv~ Totah of Lases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Years 1983-8), Revised Dece~beI 198b
*Sour.:e
121b1; 12186; 12187;
i
i'iU SC~lOEC0NOHIC ~D
HtALTH
INDl~ATORS
i of The , up to at chil( least one year of age given zoutine child care by trainee health personnel is 100
r·S
lndicato~s
Qf the
d@live~ ~f
health caTt
The per~entage of Jdeliveries by ~rained health personnel is 95 C~\lntt')'
The percentage of i~united against diphtheria, tetanus, yhooping cough, ueasles, polia.yelit1' and tuberculosis is 95
health care including availability of at least 20 essential dTU&~, ~ithin one hour's wal~ or travel, is 100% Loc~l
The percentage of pr~gnant women with at least three viaits for antenatal care is 100
T., grow-th rate is reduced to less than 11
or area
IDatat
~
(G7.4.1) at women
(G7.2) IDatar "of Data
(G7 .~) 1- at poputatlon
(G7.4.2)
(G7.4.1)
lR7J "'\"onual, papulatl0n
Vatat lot
luua
~
attended during thildbirth by treine<t
to which locaJ health care i5 avaib'ble
cared for up to at leaH one year
ot ",o~n IOata:1 attended during pregnancy by trained personnel
grollo'th rate
Australia 3. BRUNEI DARUS~
r.
4. CHINA PEOPLE' " ... ~"' .~
1'9'81
TIE
mm I ....... '
( 1984)
100
...
:::!: • 1984
( 1984
mu D9S4.
-~
• • ~ 1984: ~~
---:.=rJJ982_ -.L~!~_~ 1964) 1964.!J!~j ~
FIJi 8. f'REN<:H
UAM .~NG.-.E.(
•
•
i!982j
!OQ..
•
ill1 1'9S4)
-
-83)
'SO .-~B4)
IT.
KIRIBATl O~9R~
114._~~A()
13. LAO PEOI +
; ) 2..
I
(I985)
---'!Q9
~illm)
99 (BCC),2J
__ ~ ~lIi8S1
_1O!L Wj
~-~
+ j< 198; {l~6:
ill:; J20. PAPuA NEW GUINEA i3~
- 1 (983)
33.5 1 - 1<19"1 ~?8S
20.2 - 67.8 range
-
I09B3)
9611
I
-
(I981)
17.6!1
J
- I (983) i9S; (198; (198<',· -
~
54.2
I - I
(980)
2.3
125. ,26. 127.
r24.
• ------=-~ ~
':;0L(·!
) --8(j'
TOKElAl! TO~GA Q~ PA~!FIC 1..Li~~) __
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89.&/
(1981L~'!)
-~
30 ~
- 99 ral
.!!'
(1983) 95*; ( l!ilB4\
J-
-
J,
~T_
: RtP,
1983
ill!. Na~es
ill!?
ill!!
2L
?4~
of counntrie& in capital letters refer to those who have submitted a report on Evaluating Prolress in Implementing Strategy for Health fo~ All by the Yea~ 2000. 1985.
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Not specified I.'ithin one hour's travel Ha..·e access to 20 essetltial drugs 6 yeers old; except l71eallles 95~ - main island; 75% - outer islands
~/ - Excluding measles
d/ - Coverage fOT OPT III, Polio Ill, M~asles; the intense migratory movement and ~he territory1s still deficient sy$te~ do not cl - Thi~ is the immunization compliance rate. There is permit the knowll!'dge of the detllographic base necesury fJ)r Yen" little data compiled on infant and child care. effective calculations. On~- t'llisting index that can be used to lDeasure child !) Peninsular Malaysia only care is the llllllluniz8tum compliance leveJ becBuse 11 I.'itoin 2 1':o .. r's Io'"lk a. tnllvel ir";iii aid post or health ..;ent ee 1I'•.aJQrit:v of vaccinell at~ glven durLng w-ell-baby "islts. Ov~rstatec due tco under-reportir,t; ()f birtnllo immunizatlon oi chlldren 2-0 ye~rs vld; excludln, S~~ !!I ~,' Di ph t her i a .. pc rt U~ ~ is,' t et ~nu!' I ~e;;,s I <! ~
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American Samoa
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Australia ............................................................................................................... .. Brunei ............................................................................ ~ ........................................ .. Ch ina .................................................................... .................................................... .. Cook Islands .......................................................................................................... .. Democratic Kampuchea .............................................. ........................ .. Fij i ................................................... . French Polynes ia ............................................................................................ .. Guam. .................................................................................... ...................................... .. Hong Kong .......................................... ~ ........... ~ ...................................... ..
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7 9 11
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Japan
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21 23
Ki ribati .................................................... ............................................... . Lao People's Democratic Republic .•••••••••••••••••••.••••.••••••••• Macao .............................................................................................................. . Malays ia ......................................................................................... . Nauru ....................................... ~ •...•..•...•... •.....• New Caledonia ................................................................................. . New Zealand ............................................................................................. .
25 27
29 31 33 35 37
Niue
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Papua New Gu inea
Philippines ............ .o . . . . . . . . . .o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Repub 1 ic of Korea .................................................................................. . Samoa ......................................................................................................... . Singapore ............................................................................................ .o. SolOlDon Islands .......................................................................................... ..
3Y 41 43 45 47 49
Tokelau Tonga Tuvalu
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51 53
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Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands
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Vanuatu ............................................................................. Viet Nam .............................................................................................. Wallis and Futuna
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Actual
SOUTce
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Realth pol:cy indicators: HeaJth '·.Jr all ha. received endor.aement as policy 1983 1963 +
..
Year
Date
Data
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dat".·
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13/85 1l/85
at the highest official
lev~l
(Gt)
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Mecbaniama for involvina people in the implementation of .trateBie. have been forme4 or atrengthened. and are actually functioning (C2) At least 5% of the IrQ$. national product is spent on ite.lth (Gl) A reaaonable percentage of nacional health expenditure i. devvted to prim4ry health care (G4) Resqur.::e8 are equitably distributed (as)
• •
-
FY \985
9.2 10.3
13/85 13/85 D/85
n
1985
• • •
1983
re. Yes
-
De-frued stra_tegi~s- for health for all are acc01DP.anied, by,e.piicit resource- allocations (G6)
IJ/b5 13/85
Defined 6trategies for reSDurces (C6)
h~alth
for all need external
1983
• +
Y .. Yes
-
The -'needs
,ft:Jr .ext-e'C'nal nsource8 of 1o'elt-defined . stl'S.teeies for'hea.lth for .all are receiving .sustained support from more affiuent countries (G6)
1983
13/85
-
At ',east 80%: of loea"l cOl1llbunitiea at all levels have: well-established voluntary and fOtlnal community organi~ation6.
1963
which .~ ~ommitted to continuoue primary heelth care action programmes (kl) ki~d
The :community cofttt"ibu.tes in cash and in health or he.alth related action (k2)
to
(b)
Soc:.io.eeonolllic indicators;
-
The :percentage of population served with ufe water in the home or within 15 minutes' walking di,tance <jJ< 100 (G7.1.\)
The percentage of population with adequate sanitary facilities in th~ home or immediate vicinity i. 100 (CJ.!. 2)
The adult literacy rate for both men and women exceeds 70% (GIl) (Totall HI F) The gross national product per head exceeds US$500' at 1~80 market prices (GI2)
I
-
The j:laily per co1£ita calorie availability e)[ceeds
__ 2_~9~ ._C;'lo,r.i.es (RJ) The
;
.. ,
daily eer caeita protein availability exceeds 70 grams (R4)
Note$:
tQe number in parentheses show the number given to the indicator in the global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000, WHO. Geneva, 1981 ("Health For All" Series No. J), pag •• 75-76).
+ ~a
Yes No
SQUT~e
13/85: 06/86:
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Year ; . ;.,
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(i::l "liei1.th .tatu8 and"gustisr of life tridi~.to .. ,: "
At least 90% of nel8bom infanta h.ve .. , . '<'l>htb ,weight 'of' at 1.... 2'00 &~aiJIli; (GS, II At leillilt 90% of c:bi·ldren have- a we,ight for age ". \ ,'. ~J
1982
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+ .
. ,.
97.4
.,. ,
~
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to reference values given iD
Monitoring Progre •• Towards Health for All by
the YeaT 2000 (&8.2)
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.
{
-
The infant mortality rate for all identifiabl'e " .......~ub-8t;'Oup. is, below 50 per lQOO.l~~e bi,rths (G9)
'1984 1978-82 , ,~,
. + Toto! - 70.1 y.s :Hale .., 61~8 yl'S 7S~5 y~.
1- 13'/85 13/85
~
Life expectancy at birth; is O-ve'((Totall til F) -
po.
years (GI0)
Female·-
,.
':, :jlaternal morta'lit), rate is be:t4W thou.~nd live births (15)
.3
per 1985 '·-tubel'culc)lta '7 :l8 .. 06/ti6
.... -'lfo ca ... of diphthel'i.~ tetanue. wboopi~ coulhJ~ lMaal•• , polioayeliti• • nd t~ber<:ulo.i._ OCCU;I' <-.6).,
-}iJe .. -.le. .
Indicator.. of the delivery of health care: Pr~.~
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health care ia available to th~ whole popul.t1oQ. with at lea.t the fol1owittg:' ,i.~5.
.,,=- beoltlq,uo.onn"l
-
The percentage of deliveri •• bl trained
«(;1.4.1)
. " _- .,_
.. . 1984
.
,'-- ,90; .
The percentage of children ~uni&ed .&ainat diphtheria. tetanul, whooping cough, . .a81e8. poliayelitia and tuberculosis is 95 (G1.2) .
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1984 ",
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Indicatods) for: ..
·AUSTRALIA
Year
Data
Actual Data
Source of Data
(a)
Hea-lth policy indicators:" Health for all has received endorsement as policy at the highest offi~ial level (Gl~' Mechanisms for invol~ing peo~le
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1980-BI 1980-81
+
Ye, .
D/a3 Li/83
;
in the
+ ..
Yes
implemen~ation oJ: s_trategies t;lave been formed or Btrengt~ened .• :and are actually functioning (G2)
At least 5% of the _sros8 nat ional product- is spent on health (GJ)
1981-82 19B2
+
7.6 (GDP) 30-60% of state/ territory expenditures
!:l/b6
-
perc~nt8ge of nation~l hea I th expel'lditure i, devoted to primary health care (0_) (in the form of health centres, clinics, casualty dept.)
A reasonable
+
13IB3
:a:-re- equiblbly - Reso{frceB , ..
distributed (G5)
1982 1982
+
Yes
13/83 13/b3
-
pefined Btratesies for health for all are accompanied by explicit re$curce -al\ccations 1Gb) Defined stratesies for health _for all need external resources (/;6) . the -needs for external resources of well-defined $trategf~.s !o.r-_l:a~~_lth for all are receiving sustained sUPPP.1i t from more affluent countries (G6)
NA NA NA
-
19B2
[J/8J
-
1982
13/ oJ
At least' 'SO%"of local tj'ommunities at all le~els have well-established voluntary and formal community organizations. which are committed to continuous primary health care action programmes (Rll
19B2
+
1'he situation in . AUS would meet this level of community, participation
1":1/&3
( b)
The community contributea in cash and in kind to health or health re tated 'act ion (R2)
1982
NA
!JlbJ
Socieeconomic indicators:
-
The percentage of populat ioCl served with safe water i'o the home or within 15 minutes' walking distance i"s 100 (G7.1.11
1982
-
98.6
13/83
11.e percentage of population with adequate sanitary facilities in the home or i!IUUediate vicinity i, 100 (G7.1.2) The adult literacy rate for both men and women exceeds 701 (GlI) \15 years of age) (Totall HI F) The gross national product per head exceeds US$ 500 at 1980 market prices (012) The daily per ca~ita calorie availability exceeds 250.0 cal,aries. (R3)
1982
98.b
!JIB3
-
1981 + +
'total Hale
-
Felliale
-
... 8B% 82%
!J/83
1984-85
+
U5$1O· 249 or A~ 11 652
lUBb
1983-84 1983-84
+
3421.4 calories 97.7 grams
ll/&b
The daily eer caeita protein availability exceeds 70 grams (R4)
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+
Source 13/83:
NA
No information/not available Not applicable
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At le •• t 90% of newborn infant. have • birth weiSh' of •• 1•••• 2500 (GS.I)
.rom.
19'9 . .
+
94.2 ,
1~'3
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.\.. I•••• 90% of children have a wei,ht for .,. that, correspond. to reference values liven in AnneX. 1 to DevelJlpmenc of ludic.torl, for -':lIonitorina ProBrj •• 'Toward. 'liealth for' aU by .he Y.ar 2000 (CS.2)
1'182 .
. "+-
A"flra.e unit_ wOuld--. . . t
11/83 .
the
(901)
referenee values ,
-
tbe- inf.ni: Dlortal'i,ty. rate for all identifiable aub-.roupa h below III per 1000 live bir.h. (G9)
1984 1984
r + +
9.2*
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Life:'expectancy at birth is oVer 60 years (CI0) (Totdl MI F)
Total liIal •.
... ,...,,1....
- 72 •• yea ...
n.I
-
Maternal mortality rate i8 below J per thouaand live b,irth. (RS)
,1964 1985
• .
' 0.015 ' Dipbthetia
12/86
No ca.e. of diphtheria, tetanu., whooping COUlh, measles. poli~eliti. and tuberculosi. occur (16)
-
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~oopi:nil couah' 581 Tubel'culoais 1088 Po1iOll)'el'itia ",',' , "
I
'
,
(d)
In4ic.tot. of' tbilddivety of heal.h care: Pri".-iy health c~re ·'Is' "available to the ~oL~ popUlation ..,ith -_i re'.s-t the following:
~ The percentage of deliveri~8 -
by
trained
1982
+98,6
Il/83
he.l.h personnel i. 9S (C1.4.1)
The p~rcent.8e of children immunized asainst diphtheria, tetanul. whooping cough, meal Ie •• PGli~eliti8 and tuberculosis is 9S (C1.2) Local ,health care, including availability of at -lallt 20 e88enti~1 drugs, within one h-our'. walk or travel ls 100% (G7.3)
.
I
'
-
1982
98.0 "
ll/83
- . The percentage of children up to -at l,ast one year of age given rQutine child care ,by trai'ned hed~h .-person,nel i •. 100 (G7.4.2-)
hDZ ,
-
98.6
13/8l
-
The percentage of prelnant women with at least three visits ,~or
. , ,
1982
ant,ei).tal care is 100 (0.1.4.1) 1983-64
The pOpulation arowt"b i~ reduced to Ie .. thanl%,(1l7) "
-
9S.6 1.19
Il/S3
12/86
*the ... te for 1984_ he.:been affected by late registrations in New-Soutb
Wal~s.
Part IV Page 5
:n
M.arch 1981
"WES'I'ERN. PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON
SOCIOECONOMIC
A~
HEALTH INDICATORS Actual Vata Source
IndicatorCs) for: (a)
BRUNEI DARUSSALAM
Year
Uata
of Data
Health pOlicy indicators: Health for all has received endorsement as policy at the highest official level (GI) MeChanisms for involving people in the implementation of strategies have been tormed or strengthened, and are actually functioning (G2) At least 5% of the gross national product is on· health (G3) sp~nt
1984
• • • +
Yes Yeo
\J/8; 13/85
1984
1984
8
13/85
A reasonable per~entage of netional health expenditure is devoted to primary health c~~e (G4)
1984 1984
... No
13/85
-
Defined ·st1:'Gtegies for health for all are ac·cOtDpanied by explicit resource allocations (G6) D~fined
... '"
!J/8S
strategies for health for all need external re80urces (G6)
The need"s for external resources of well-defined strategi~s for health for all aTe receiving sustained suppcrrt. fro,m mor.e aff.1uent countr~es (G6) At least 80% of local communities at all levels have well-eetabliahed voluntary and formal community org.nizations. which are committed to continuous primary health care action programmes (Rl) The community contributes in cash and in kind to health or health related action (R2) (b)
'"
1984
-
...
!J/8S
... .
Socioeconomic indicators: The percentage of populatiDn served with safe water 1984
in the home or within 15 minutes' walking distance is 100 (G7.1.11 The percentage of population with adequate ~anitBry
-
90
!J18S
1984 .
80
13/85
facilities in the i. 100 (G7.I.2)
hom~ ~r
immediate vicinity 1984
The adult literacy rate for both men and women exceeds 70% (G1I) (Total) ~I
F) 1984
• • + • +
Total Male US$
Feme It!! -
... - ...
- BO.3
\J/8S
The gross national product per head exceeds USS500
at 1980 market prices (GI2)
B$ 10 42}
., 676-- or
13/85 D/85 \)/HS
The daily Per capita calorie availability exceeds 2500 calories (R3) The daily per capita protein availability exceeds 70 grams CR.4) Notes:
198'"
2959 c;alories
1984
+
73.7 grams
The number in parentheses show the number given to the indicato~ in the global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000. 'Hi.O, Geneva, 1981 (l'Health For All" Seriu No.3), pages 75-76). Yes No No
+-
Source 13/85; 06/86:
NA
*
information/not available Not applicable P~r capita GOP
Government's Report on Evaluating ProgTess in Implementing the Strategies for HIo'A12000, 19b, Government's Reply to Cumulative l'ota16 of {,:ases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, Revised December 1986
Part ''\:v P_ge 6 :31, Harch 1981 W!iS~",PAGIFIG REGION DA~A.,BA.~K ON
~IlC,q~OONoHIC AlIDHEALTH lliot;c.UORS
"
. DARUSS~
ActualYea:r [)at~
Dource
Indicstor(s) for:' BRUNEI (c)
})a1:41 ,
or
liata
Health -
s~atus
and guality of life indicators:
At least 90% of newborn 'infants have', a birth weight of at least 2500 8~am8 (GS.I) At: least 90% of children have,. ,weight: for age that corresponds to reference values given in Annex I to Develop.ent of Indicators for
1984 1984
•
90 65
13185 13/85
_MDnitorinl Pro,r••• Tow.rds He.lth for All by the Ye •• 2000 (G8.2) The i:nfant mortality rate for all identifiable sub-groups is below ~ per 1000 live- birthll (G9)
1984 1984
• +
12.7 Tota 1 Hale
-
Life expectancy at,birth i6 over 60- years (GIO) (Total I HI F)
- 1Q.1 Yel!lI"S -10.1 years
13/85
Female -72.7 years Maternal mortality rate is below 3 per
1984 1985
+
0.46
D/85 238 617 2
thousand live births (RS) No cases of diphtheria, tetanus~ whooping cough, .eaeies, poliomyelitis and tuberculosis aceut' (R6) l'ubecculo6is Measles Pe'rtuuis Q6/86
(d)"
Indicators of the delivery of health care: Prim.ry health care is available to the whole population with at least the following: The percentage of deliveriee by trained he.l,th personnel is 95 (G7~4. l)' The percentage of chi 1dren imunized again.t' diphtheria, tetanua, whooping cough, me48les, poliomyelitis and tuberculosis is 9,5 (G' ~ 2)
1984 1984 +
82
96
13/85 .
Local health care~ including availability of at least 20 essential drug" within one houris walk or tra~el is 100% (G7.3) The percentage of children up to at least one 'year of age given routine child care by trained h~.1th pereOflnel i. 100 (0,'.4.2)
1984 .
9b
13/~5
1984
+
13185
•
- -
The percentaae of prelnant women with 4t le •• t thr.e vi.it. for antenatal care i. 100 (".4.])
1984 198.
•
100
!JIB5 13/H5
~he popUlation growth rate is reduced to ,. less than 1% (R7) (no family plan~ing)
2.5
Part IV Page 7 3l Moire," 1967 WES~ERN
PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC ~D HEALTH INDICATORS Actual Data Source of !Jata
'Indic:ator(s) for:
CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF .
Year
Data
<s)
Health policy indicators: Health for all has received endor6ernent as poticy at the hi&hest official level (Cl) M~chani8ma
1984
+
Yes
13/B5
for involving people in the implementation of strategies have bepn formed or Itrengthened, and are actually functioning (G2)
1~84
•
Yes
Ij/85
At least 5% of the 8rou national prodl,ct 19 8pet1t
on health (GJ) A reasonahle peTcentage of national health expenditure is devoted to primary health care (G4) Resources ar~
equitably distributed (G5)
1984
+
13/85
Defined attategies for health for all are acc01hpanied by explicit reSOLlrce alloco;1tions (G6) Defined strategies for health for all need extertlal resources (G6)
-
The needs for external resources of ("Iell-defined strategies for health for all are receiving sbstained support from more affluent countries (G6) At least 80% of local communities .at all levels have welt-established vDluntary and formal communlty oxg~nizatj,0f!s, wJ1ich are committed to continuous primary health care action programmes (Rl) The community contributes in cash and in kind Co health or health related action (R2) 1984 +
-
13/b5
(b)
SociDeconomic indicators: The percentage of population served with safe water in the home or within 15 minutes' ("Ialking distance is 100 (C1.l.t)
The percentage of population with adequate sanitary facilities in the home or inutl.ediate vicinity is 100 (G7.1.2)
The adult literacy rate for both men and women exceeds 70~ (GIl) (totall HI F) at
... 1980
The gross national Product per head exceeds USS500 19BO market prices (GIl) The daily per capita calorie availability exceeds 2500 calories (R3)
-
us$ 290 2 484 calories 67 grams
07/81
! 1982
-
12/06
The daily per capita protein availability exceeds 70 grams (R4) Notes:
1982,
-
12/bb
The number 1n parentheses show the number given to the indi"cator in the global indlCator list {Global Strategy for Health for All by the Year 2000, ~HO, Geneva, 1981 ("health For All" S€ries No. J), pages 75-76}. Yes No No information/not available Not applicable Source 13/85: 06/84:
+
NA
Government's Report or-, Evaluating Pt:ogres5 in Implementing the Strategies for HFAi2UOO, 19b) Statistical Yearbook of China 1984, State Statistical Bureau, People's Republic of China, December 1984 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals 01 Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Years 1983-1984
07/B1, 12/86:
1981 World Bank Atlas Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government, 1986
'art IV
Paae 8 31 Mnch 1987 WESTERN PACIFIC REGION nATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND IlEALT" INDlCA1'ORS
Indieator(s) for: (c)
CHINA. PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF
Yen
Data
Actual Date .
Source of Dat.
Health status and quality of life indicators: At least 90% of newbo~ infanta have a birth weight of at least 2500 grams (Ga.l) At least 90% of thildren have a weisht for age that corresponds to reference values Siven in Annex I to Development of Indicators for Monitoring Progress Towarps Health for All by the Year 2000 (G8.2) The infant mortality rate for all identifiable su~-groups is below 50 per 1000 live births (C9) 1984 1985 + + + +
-
34.7
13185 68.9 yrs.
-
Life expectancy at birth is over 60 years (GIO) (Tota1/M/F) Maternal mortality rate is below 3 per thousand live births (RS) No caaes of diphtheria, tetanus, Whooping cough, measle8, poliomyelitis and tuberculosis occur (R6)
'total Male Female -
12/86
67.0 71.0
-
1984
Diphtheria 3 41b Pel'tussis 215 965 Tetanus Measles 619 709 Poliomylelitis I 626 Tuberculosis
06/85
(d)
Indicators of the delivery of health care: Primary health care is available to the whole population with at least the following: -
The percentage of deliveries by trained health personnel is 95 (C7.4.1J lhe percenta,e of children immunize4 asainst diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, measles, poliomwelitis and tuberculosis is 95 (G7.2)
-
Local health care, including a~ailability of at least 20 essential drugB i within oue hour's walk or travel is 100% (Cl.3) The pe~ent.ge of children up to at least one year of age given routine child care by trained health personnel is 100 (C7.4.2) Tbe percentage of pregnant wom.n with at least three visits for antenatal care is 100 (C7.4.1)
-
-
-
The population growth rate is 1••• than 1% (R7)
~educed
to
19791983
1.3
06/84
Part IV Page 9 31 March ISrl:l7 WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA SANK O~
SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Actual Data
~ndicator(s)
for:
CQOK ISLANDS
Year
Oata
Source of Data
(a)
Health poticy indicators,: Health for all has received endorsement as policy ~t the highest official level (GI)· Mechaniems for involving people in the implementation of strategies have been formed or strengthened, and are actually functioning (G2) At least S% of the gross national product is spent on health (G3) 1984 +
Ves VeS
13/85 13/85
1984
+
1984-85
+
11.0
13/85 13185 13/85 UI~5
A reasonable percentage of national health expenditure is devoted to pri~ary
+ 1984 1984 1984 +
50+
health care (G4) No 'es
Resources are e.9uitably distributed (G5) Defined $tr~iegies for health for all are accompanied by explicit resource allocations (G6) Defined strategies for health for all need external resources (G6.) The needs for external resources of well-defined strategies for health for all are receiving sustained support fro& more affluent countries (G6) At .least 80% of local communities at all levels
+
13/85
1984
+
Yes
13/05
1984
No
13185
have well-established voluntary and formal community organizationlll. which are cOU'llllitted to continuous primary health care action programmes (Rl) The- community contributes in cash and in kind to health or health relsted action (R2) (b)
1984
+
Ves
13/85
Socioeconomic indicators: The percentase of population served with safe wa~er in the home or within 15 minutes' walking distance is 100 (G7.1.1) ibe· percentage of population ~ith adequate sanitay~ facilities i~ the home or immediate vicinity is 100 (G7.1.2) The adult literacy rate for both men and women exceeds 70% (Gli) (Tota11 HI F) Th~
1984
99-Rarotonga
13/85
BO-outer islands
1983
+
Total - 100 Male Female US$, 980 or NZ$ 2000
13/85
gross national product pe~ head exceeds USS500 at 1980 market prices (GI2)
19B4
+
13/85
The daily per capita calorie availability exceeds 2500 calories (R3) The daily per capita protein availability exceeds 70 grams (R4) Notes:
No. 3), pages 75-76). +
The number in parentheses show the number given to the indicator in the global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000, WHO, Geneva, 1981 (I'Health For AliI! Series Yes Source 13/85: 06/84: 06/86: Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for HFA/2000, 191:s5 Information furnished by the Ministry of He<tlth, 12 November 1984 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, Revised December 1986
No NA
*
No i~formation/not available Not applicable Per capita GDP
Part IV Pa.e 10
31 March 1987 WESTERN PACIFIC R!CION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Actual Indi~ator(8)
Source
for:
COOK ISLANDS indicators~
Year
Data
Data
of Data
(e)
Health statUI and gualitl of life
-
At least 90% of newborn infants have a birth weicht of at least 2500 grams (GSa 1) At least 90% of children have a weight for age that corresponds to reference values given in Annex 1 to Development of Indicators for Monitoring Progress Towards Health for All by the Year 2000 (C8.2) The infant mortality rate for all identifiable 8ub-Kroupa is below 50 per 1000 live births (C9) Life expectancy at birth is over 60 ,years (GIO) (Total/II/Fl
1984
+
98
13/85
-
000
-
1983 1981
+
16.4 :Total Hale Female 1.0
13/85 13/85
(d)
+
-
o •
0
64 yr. 70 yr:s
Maternal mortality rate is below 3 per thousand live births (as) No cases of diphtheria, tetanus. Whooping cough, measles, poliomyelitis and tuberculosis occur (R6)
1980-'84 1985*
+
13/85 06/86 .
-
Tuberculosis - 15 Measles - 43
Indicators of the delivery of health care: Primary health care is available to the whole population with at least the following: The percentage of deliveries by trained health personnel is 95 (G7.4.1) The percentage of children immunized against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough. measles, poliomyelitis and tuberCulosis is 95 (G7.2) Local health care, including availability of at leaat 20 esaential druga, within one hour's walk or travel is 100% (G7 a 3) The percentage of children up to at least one year of age given routine child care by trained health personnel is 100 {G7a4a2} The percentage of pregnant women with at least three visits for antenatal care i8 100 (C7.4.1) The population growth rate is reduced to le •• than 1% (R 7l
--: ..
1984 1984
+
100 9S-raain- ishnd 75-outer islands
13/85 13/85
1984
+
100
13/85
1984
+
100
13/85
..
1984 1982
+
.
100 1.6
13/85 13/85
*
Up to July 1985 only
Part IV Page 1'131 Karch 1':H17
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK O~ SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS
, (.t>
l~icato~(s)
.
,
for:
DEHOCRATIC
~PUCHEA
Yea.r
Data
Actual Data
Source of Data
Peal.th policy indicatora:
-
Hu,1th 'for all has received endorsement as policy at the ,highest official level (Gl) Mechanisms for involving people in the implementation of strategies have been formed or strengthened, and are actually functioning (GZ) At least 5% of the gross national product is spent on health (Cl) A reasonable percentage of national health
-
expenditure is devoted to primary health care (G4) Resources are equitably distributed (G5) Defined strategies for health for all are acco~panied by explicit resource allocations (C6) Defined strategies for health for all need external resources (G6) The needs for external resources of ~ell-defined strategies for health for all are receiving sustained support from more 'affluent countries (G6) At least 80% of local communities at all levels have well-established voluntary and formal community organizations, which are committed to continuous primary health care action programmes CRl) The community contributes in cash and in kind to health or health related set ion (R2) (b)
Socioeconomic indicators: The percentage of population served with safe water
in the home or within 15 minutes' walking distance is 100 (G7.I.I)
The percentage of population with adequate sanitary facilities in ~he home o~ immediate vicinity i. 100 (07.1.2) The adult literacy rate for both men and women exceeds 70% (GIl) (Total/M/F) The gross national product per head exceeds US$500 at .1.980 m"n::ket p_rices (GI2) The daily per capita calorie availability exceeds 2500 calories (R) The daily per capita protein availability exceeds 70 grams (R4) Notes: 1977-)9 1767 01/79
19)7-79
40.1
03/79
The number in parentheses show the number given to the indicator in the global indicator list <Clobal Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000, WHO, Geneva, 1981 {IlUea1th For All" !:ieTies No.3), pages 75-76}. Yes No
+ -
Source
03/79;
10182,
FAa Production Yearbook 1979 1982 ESCAP Population Data Sheet
NA
No information/not available Not applicable
Part IV Pa~.
11 WEstERN PACIFlC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND ~LTH INDICATORS .
31 liarch 1987
Actual DEMOCRATIC KAMPUCHEA Year Data' ~ata
Indicator(s) for: (~)
Health status and quality of life indicator.: -
At leaat 90% of newborn infanta have a birth wei8ht of at least 2500 Irems (G8.})
At least 90% of children have a weigbt for age
that cerre.ponds to reference values given in Annex 1 to Development of Indicators for Honito~inB f~OI~e&S Towa~s Health for All by the Ye.r 2000 (G8.2) Tht infant mortality rate for all identifiable sub-groups i8 below 50 per 1000 live births (G9)
1982 1982
160.0 Total Hale - 42 yeaTS Female - 45 years
10/82
-
Life expectancy st birth is.over 60 years (GIO) (Tot.llM/F) Haternal mortality rate i8 below 3 per thousand live births (RS) No cases of diphtheriat tetanus, whooping cough • • easlea, poliomyelitis and tuberculosis occur (R6
10/82
-
(d)
Indicstors of the delivery of health care: Pri.a~
health care is available to the whole populetion with at leaat the following:
-
The
p~rcentaBe of deliveries by trained health personnel is 95 <G7.4~1)
-
The percentage of children immunized against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, maaales, poliOlllyeliti .. 800 tuberculosis is 95 (C1.2) Local health care, including availability of at least 20 essential drugs, within one houris walk or travel_ i8 100% (C7.3) The percentage of children up to at least Dne year of age given routine child care ~y
-
-
trained health personnel is 100 (G1.4.2)
-
The percentage of pregnant women with at least three visits for sotenatal care is 100 (G7.4.1) The population growth rate is reduced to
1982
2.9
10/82
less thah 1% (&7)
Part IV Pag~ 13 31 tsarc:h 1 ~H7
WESTERN PACIFIC KEGIQ~ DATA BANk ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Actual Data
Indicator(s) for; {~}
!ill
Year
Data
Source of D,.,ta
Health policy indicators. Health for all has received endor8ement at the hiaheet offici«l level (GI) 4S
policy
1984
+
Ye' Yes
13/85 13/8~
Mechanisms for involving people in the i.plementation of strategies have been formed or strengthened, and are actually functioning (C2) At least ~% of the gross national product is spent on health (G3)
1984
+
... 1984 +
A reasonable percentage of national health expenditure is devoted to primary health care (G4) Resources are equitably distributed (CS) Defined strategies for health for all are accompanied by explicit resourCe allocations (G6) Defined strategies for health for all need resource.s (G6) ~xternal
Yes
U/85
1984 1984
+ +
Yes Yes Yes
13/85 13f85
1984
• +
13/85
The- ne-eds for external resources of well-defined
1984
Yes
13185
Btrate&ies for health for all are receiving sustained support from more affluent countries {G6) At least 80% of local communities at all levels have well-established voluntary and formal community organizations, which are committed to continuous primary health care action pro&rammes (Rl) The community contributes in cash and in kind ~o
1984
No
13/85
health or health . related action (&2) , (b) Socioeconomic indieMtorB; The percentage of population served with safe water in the home or within 15 minutes' walking diGtance i. 100 (C7.1.\) The percentage of poputation with adequate sanitary facilities in the home or immediate vicinity ;s 100 (G7.1.2) 1980
83.3
11/85
1be adult literacy rate for both men and women exc.eeds W% (Gll) (Total}:MjF) The: gross national product per head exceeds USSSOO at 1980. mBrke-E:-· prices -(GI2) The daily per capita catorie availability 2500 calories (R3) ~xceeds
1976
+
Total 79 Hale -84 female - 74 U:;$ 1850
-
13/85
1980
+
13/85
1979
+
2577
calori~s
13/85
The daily per capita protein availability exceeds 70 grams (R4) Notes;
1979
56.8 grams
Il/S~
The number in parentheses sho~ the number given to the indicator in the global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000, WHO. Geneva, 1981 ("}-Jealth FaT All" Series No.3), p4ges 75-76). Government's Report on f:valuaclng Progress in Implementing the Strategies for HFA/2000. lSlS5 06/85.1; Hji Today 1983-84 06/86; Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, Revised December 1986
+
NA
Yes No No information/not available Not applicable
Ps.rt IV Page 14 31 MaTch 1981 . W5S'l,'ERN .PAClFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH -lNDlCATORS
ladieatoda)- for; (c)
!!:!! .
Actual
SOUl'ce . of Dat-a
Year
Data
Data
Health status and guality of life indicators: At least 90% of newborn infants have a birth weight of at least 2500 gram. (G8.1) At least 90% of children have a Weight for age tbat corresponds to reference values given in Annex 1 to Development of Indicators fOT Monitoring "Progrf:S8 Tow.8irds Health for All by the Year 2000 (ca.2) The infant mortality rate for all_identifiable sub-groups is below SO per 1000 live births (G9) Life expectancy at birth is over 60 ,eaTS (GIO) (Tota1/M/F) Maternal mOTtality rate is below 3 per thousand live births (RS) No cases of diphtheria, tetanus I whooping coughl measles, poliomyelitis and tuberculosis occur (R6
1979
86.1
13/85
-
1984 1916
+
22.5
13/85
+
Total . Male
+
- 60.7 yr. FeDlale - 63.9 yro 0.032 11/8~
- ...
13/85
-
1982
+
1985 .
Tuberculosis Measles tetanus
230 152 I
06/86
(d)
Indicators of the delivery of health care: Pr~ry health care i8 available to the whole population ~ith at least the following:
I' -
The percent.le of deliveries by trained heal~h per.onnel is 95 (G7.4.1) The percentage of children. immunized agai:n&t diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, measles, poliomyelitis and tuberculosis is 95 (C1.2)
1982 1983
+
91.2 24.6 - 98.8 ranse
13185 13/85
I
-
Local health care, including availability of at least 20 essential drugs, within one
1982
+
100
13/85
hour's walk or travel is 100% (C7.3) The perceneage of children up to at least one year of age given routine child care by trained health personnel ia 100 (G7~4.2) The percentage of pregnant women with at least
-
1982 1982
97
13/85
three visita for antenatal care is 100 (G7.4.1) The population growth rate is reduced to
le88 than 1% (&7)
1.8 . .
06/85.1 .
Part IV Page 15 31 March 19l:l7
WESTERk PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Actual I,ndic,ator<s) for: .,FRENCH POLYNESIA Year Data l>sts
Source ot Data
(.j
Health policy indicators.
Healih for all has received endoraelQent as policy at the highest official level (el) Mechanisms for involving people in the implementation of strategies have heen formed or atrengthened, and are actually functioning (G2) At least 5% of the gross national product is spent on health (G3)
1984
+
Ye. Yes
13/85 13/85
1984
+
1983
+
11.55** 41.4
13/85 13/85 13/85 131"5
- ~ A 'reasonable pel'Centage of national health expenditure ia devoted to primary health care (G4)
1983 1983 1983
+
ke-sourcea .,re equitably cdistributed (C5) Defined ~trategies for health for all are accompanied by explicit resource allccstions (L6) Defined strategies for health for all need external resources (G,~) The needs for eKternal resources of Well-defined strategies fpr health for all are receiving sustained support from more affluent countries (G6) At least·eO%-of local communities at all levels have well-established voluntary and formal community organizations. which_ are committed to continuous primary health care action programmes (RI) The cB~unity
+ +
Yes Yes Yes 80 - 90
1983
+
131"5 13185
1983
+
contributes in cash and in kind to heo:tlth or health related action (R2)
(b)
Socio!conomic indicators: The percentage of population serve~ with safe water in the home or within 15 minutes' walking distance .is 100 (G7.1.11 The percentage of population with adequate sanitary
1983
80
13185
1983
95 (urban)
13/85
facilities in the home or immediate vicinity is IDO (G7.1.21 The adult literacy rate for both men and women exceeds 70% (GIl) (lotal/H/F) The gross nacional product per head exceeds US$500 at 1980 market price~ «;12) The daily per capita calorie availability exceeds 2500 calories -(RJ) The daily per capita protein availability exceeds 70 grams (R4) 1983 +
Total - 91184/82* Male - ~O/83/t!.1 Female- 91/85/83
13/85
1982
+
ust
4 700 or francs FCP648 000 3747 calories
13185
1982
+
13185
1982
lHI.96 grams
lJ/85
L -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _---'-_ _- - '_ _-'--_ _ _ _.L.-_ _,
Notes:
The number in parentheses show the m,lInber given to the indicator in the global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health For All by thl:! Year :WOO, WHO. Geneva, 1981 ("Health For All" Series No. 31. pages 75-76).
*
** +
Speak/read/write Frendl Percentage of the Territorial bodget
Yes No
Source
13/85: 06/86:
NA
No information/not available Not applicable
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for HFA/lODO, 1~85 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Uiseases for the Year 1985, Revised December 1986
Part IV Page 16 31 Hatch 1987 WES·TEJ<N PACIFIC iEGIONDATA BANK ON SOCIOlICONOIIIC AND lIEALTIi lIiDI{:AWRS
·Indicatod.) for:
FRENCH POLYNESIA
Year
lIats ..
Actual D,ta
Source of Date
(c)
Health status-and quality of life indicators: At least 90% of newborn infants have a birth weight of at least 2500 grams (GS.l) At least 90% of chi ldren have a weight for age that corresponds to reference values given in Annex 1 to Development of Indicators for Monitorina Progress Towards Health for All by the Year 2000 (G8~2) The inf.nt mortality rate for all identifiable . Bub-groups is belo"," 50 per 1000 live births (G9)
1984
+
92.7
13/85
-
1984
+
18.5 'Iotal Male - b~. 5 yn female - 61.8 y~.
13/8)
Life expectancy at birth is over 60 y~.r. (CtO) (TetaI/M/F) Maternal mortality rate is below 3 per thousand live births (R5) No cases of diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, measles. poliomyelitis and tuberculosis occur (R6)
19S0-85 +
13185
+
-
1984
Tub~rculo8is 90 Measles I 927 Pertussis 6 l'etanus 4
06/86
(d)
Indicators of the delivery of health care:
Primary health care is available to the whole population with at least the following: The percentage of deliveries by trained 1984 + 100
13/85
health personnel is 95 (G7.4.1) The percentage of children immunized against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, me.slest poliomyelitis and tuberculosis is 95 (G7.2) Local health care, including availability of at least 20 essential drugs, within one ·hourls walk or travel is 100% (G7.3) The percentage of children up to at least one year of age given routine child care by trained health personnel is 100 (G7.4~2) 1984 +
1984
+
- 13/85
80 .
13/85
100
13185
..
The percentage of pregnant women_with at least three visits for antenatal care is 100 (G7~4.I) The population growth rate is reduced to less than 1% (K1)
1984 1977-83
+
[00
13/85
3.03
13185
...
*Exeluding measles
Part IV Page 17 31 March 1987
WESTERN PACIFIC-REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOEOONOHIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS ...
Actual ~
SOIJ['ce
Indicator(s) for; (a)
Year
Data
Data
of Data
Healthi policy indicators:
Health for all has received endDrsement as policy at the highest official level (Gl) Mechanisms for involving people in th~ imp_lementation of strategies have been forrned or strengtbened, and are actually functioning {C2} At least 5% of the groB. national pro4uct is spent on health (C)
1904
•
Yes Yes
IJ/85 Il/85
19i14
•
A reasonable percentage of national
h~alth
expenditure is devoted to primary health care (G4)
I
I
1.9-83-84 1984
• •
16.9*
Il/8; D/8S
Re$ources are equitably distributed (GS)
Defined strategies for healt'h for all are accompanied by explicit resource allocations (G6) Defined strategies for resources (C6) he~lth
1984
• •
Ye, Ye,
J lj 8;
for all
n~ed ex[~rnal
19&4
13/8;
The needs' for external re'sources of well-defined
strategies for health for all are receiving sustained support from more _affluent countries (G6) At least 80% of local communities at all levels have well-established voluntary and formal community organi~ations, which are committed to continuous primary health care action programmes (Rl) The cOllllJlunity _contributes in cash and io kind to health or health related Bction (R2) 1984 No
Il/8)
J984
•
No direct contribution
13185
only through payment of taxes, licenses and other reVenues
(b)
Socioeconomic indicators: The percentage af_ population served ~ith safe water in the home or within 15 minutest walking distance i5 100 eG7.I.!) The perceota~e oJ papUlation with adequate sanitary facilities in the home or immediate vi~inity is 100 (G7.1.2) The adult literacy rate for both men and women exceeds 70% (GIl) (Total/ H/ F)
1984
• •
100
1l/8s
1984
95·
IlIBS
1983
• •
Total Male
- 96.4
13/85
- 96.4 I<'emale - 96.5 4 000 1]/85
-- The gross national product per head, at 1980 market prices (Gll) The d~ily
exce~ds US$5DO
1983
ust
per capita calorie availability exceeds
1983
1<)05 calories
J3/8)
2500 ~alories (R3)
The daily per c,apita ,prot·ein availability exceeds 10 grams (R4L Notes:
t983
•
80 gr3ms
11/8)
The number in parentheses show the "u~ber given to the indicator in the global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000, WHO, Genev~. 1981 ("Health For All" Series No. 3)~s 75-76) • Percentag~
*
of government
healt~
budget spent on health Sour~e
+ Yes No No information/not available
13/85: 06/B6:
NA Not applicable 11/86:
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for HFA/2000, 1985 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths ftom 18 Selected Diseases for the Year t985, Revised December 1986 Country Hedttn Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government, 1986
Part IV Page 18 31 March 1987 WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOJ!COHOIIIC. AND ·HEA1.TH INDICATORS
lndicator(s) for: (c) ~
Year
Data
Actual Data
Source of 'Data
Healtb .tatus and quality of life indicator.; At least 90% of newborn infants ~ave a birth weight of at least ,2500 gTams (Ga.l) At least 90% of (hildren have a weight for age that corresponds to reference values given in Annex 1 to Development of Indicators for Monitoring Progre •• Towards Health for AU by tbe Year 2000 (G8.2) The infant mortality rate for 611 identifiable sub-groups is below SO per 1000 live birtbs (G9) Life expe(tancy at birth is over 60 years (GIO) (TotallM/F) H.aternal mortality rate is below 3 per
1983
+
92.4
13/85
-
1985 ,
+
12186 Total - ••• Male - b9.6 year$ Female - 74.5 years 0.314 13/85
1983
• + +
-
1983 1985
13185 37 12
thousand live births (R5) No cases of diphtheria, tetanus t whooping cough, measles, poliomyelitis and tuberculosis occur (&6) Tuberculosis Measles ...
06/86
(4)
Indicators of toe delivery of oealtb care: Primary health c.re is available to the Whole population with at least the following: The percentage or deliveries by trained bealth.personnel is 9S (G7.4.1)
.. 1985 1984-85 +
99.9
11/86 1~/~6
-
the percentage of children immunized against diphtheria. tetanus. whooping cough, measles. poliomyelitis and tuberculosis is 95 (C1.2) Local health care, including availability of at least 20 essential drugs, within one houris walk or travel is 100% CG1.3) The percentage of children up to -at leAst one year of age given routine child care by trained health personnel is 100 (G7.4.2)
+
-
1983
+
100
·12/86
-
198.1
97-99**
12/86
...
The percentage of pregnant women with at least three visits for antenatal care i8 100 (C7.4.1) The populatiotl., growth rate is reduced Co less tban 1% (R7)
1983 1980-85
98
1>186 12/8.
I
*Diphtheria/pertu 8 sis/tetanU$/meaalea **Tbis is the i~niz.tion coapliance ~ate. There is very little data compiled on infant And child care. One exi8ting index that can be used to measuTe child care is theiDllunization compliance level because majority of vaccines are given during well-baby visits.
Part IV Page 19 31 Hurch 1987
WEST&RH PACIFIC RECION DATA SANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS , Indicator(s) 'for:· Jl)NG KONG ~
ActlJal
Source
,
Year
Data
D.ta
of Pata
(a)
Hatlen -
policy
indic.to~.:
Health fDr all ha. received endorse.ent as policy at the:highest official level (et) Hechanis. . for involving people in the
1984 1984
•
Yes
D/8S 13/85 .
i.plementation of atrategies'bave been fo~d O( strengthened, and are actually functioning (G2) ~
• • • •
Ye.
At least >% of the gross national product is spent on health (G3)
1984 1983
S.U 7.l6~
12/86 1l/65 13/85 13185
A reasonable percentage of national health expenditure i& devoted to prilll8ry health. can· «(,A)
Re.ources are .quitably
di$tribute~ (C~)
1984 1984
Yes Ye.
-
Def~ne~ strategies for health for all are accompanied by explicit resources allocations CG6)
• • NA
- . Defined .trate,i•• for health for all Qeed external res:ource' (C6) Tbe needs for external resources of well-defined atTateaies fo~ healtb for all are receiving Bustained support fr6la 1II0re ~ffluent countl"ie-B (G6) At least SOX of local c~nities at all le~els well-established voluntary and fot'lll&l community . orgeni_ationa, which 'ere committed to Continuous pri-.ry health care action programmes (RI) hav~
1984
Yes
13185
-
1984
•
Yes
13/85
-
The c~nity contributes in cash and in kind to health or health related action (.2)
1984
•
Yes
13165
-
The percentage of ·.population served with safe water i~ the hOMe or within 15 minutes' walking distance i. 100 (G7.1.1) the pereentage of po~lation witb adequate SaQitbry faciliti •• in the home or immediate vicinity is 100 (07.1.2)
1984
• •
99
13185
-
1984
99
13/65
-
The"adult literacy rate for both .an and vomen exceed. 70% (Gil) (Tatal/H/F) (15 ye4r. and abov~)
1984
Hale
- 88.4 - 96.2 "Female - 80.2
Tou)
12186
-, The gross naci9n.a1 pToduct per head exceeds US$:SOO at 1980 market prices (GI2)
1985
ust
6 300* 1lK$ 49 000
••
12186 13/85
-
The daily pet capita calorie availabilify exceeds 2500 calorie. Ut3)
1983
•
3402 calories
The daily per eapita profein availability exceeds 1Q gra•• (R4S"
1983
99 grams
13/85
Notes:
The number in parentbeses show the number given to the itw,icator in the global ind.icatol"" list' (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000. WHO, GenE-va, 1981 ("Health For All" Series Mo. 3). pages 75-76). Percentage of government health budget spent on health Yes No
* + No NA ..
SOurce
13/85~
infoTaBtion/not available Hot applicable Per capita GOP
06'8o~
12/86;
Government'& Repo£t on Evaluating Progress in Implemeoting the Strategies for HFA/2000, 1985 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Y~ar 1985, Revised December 1986 Country Health Infor~tion Profile (CHIP) revised by Gov~rnmentJ 1986
'art IV., ,"" ·..... ~O, "
.'1
31
Harc~
1987
. .c·
~,llJ!I"4c;,I;~r~'.~ ,~o!..a" )IONG ~
'"
XO_C
'._ ,.
L_
Year
IIot'.
,
. .
~ .... l ....;
L .-t.;. " "
...
n,t'a . .
"
, ...
,~~Q ...
ee) ; Ia,lth .S,tud and 9u.li~1 of life indicatpr.: '
, ..
,... '
;'::.
,
; , c
of Data ,
r.;e ,
~:;
..
, ';r 12/86
,
, + .
-
At lea_t 90% of newborn-infant, have. ~
1985
Male
birth Peilht of at Ie••• 2500 gra.. (GB.I) !, " . ..".
. Fecaale -
.. ,;
-~S." ~S.2
.. " ,:. ~
..
At le:.t 90% of child.-en have. ,.,-eiBht for a.e that c9~r•• pond. to ~f.rence v.lue. given ~n AQne~ l to Develo~nt of Indicators for bitO't'ing Prolre •• Towards Health for All by t~. Y~r 2Qoo (CB.2)
- The .
infant .ortality rate 'for .11 ic:i~nt:i'fiable subilrOuP' is belo~ 50 fer 1000 live birt~s (G9) at birth 18 over' 60
19B5 19114
.,.,..
+
7.6 . To'ul Male 0.05
U/S6
~
- ' iii. "pectaney J~t'r,/M/F)
y~ars <rIO) ., ..
+ :,.
.; .•• - 73.2 yr. F',...le ~··19.Gy ..
12/86
- . ~t,ern:.l IIlOrtality r~te i. boelow 3 Ste,r,: , . ·tho.sand live birth. (~S) ~.ale~,
1985 1985.
+
12/86 06/B6 and'
No can_ of diphtheria, tetanua t whooping couah.
poliomyelitis and tuberculasi.
o~cur
(R6) ..
-
. WQoqpia8couah. II : .Te_tanu$ TuberCl~l.o8i8
)1: iSO(21)
7)45159) 12/86
Mea,lea .- PoliomyeUtb ..
1.
(d)
In~icatoS.
of the deliverY'of health care:
"Priqeiy health car.-i• •v_itable to-tb. Whole popu\_tian with at le.at the following: -... - Tbe pe~c.ntale of deliv~ri •• by -trained health pnooQnel io 95 (C7.4.11 : - ':Ttle percentage of ctiil<J;reri' i_Jljized"aa.in~t C"
1976-B3 .. H85·
•
99.5
13/85
diphtheria, tetaaua t whboping cough, measlea, polio.yelitia and tuber~ulo8i8 i8 9S (G7.2) , - 'Lbcal ~ealth c,are .. i'.cl~ding availal,-iiity of at least 20 el.entiat drugs. Mithin one nour's walk or travel i. 100% (G7.l)
t2/86
'1~84 --!,'
, " .',
, "
,
99 ,
, ;. ,
13/85
- The "',.C.l
,
"
perc.nt.ge of,~~ldren up tq at ltast
,,~
,
-
:;
one ye:.r:~Q.::ale ·.&..\.v.u r'outine e~ild care by trained health personnel i. lOO:CC'.4.2)
, .1.98' ,
..
~.
.r'''',
-93./~'
,
13/85
.,
~
. '. ~
The p.rc.nt4ge of ~egn.nt women with at least three Ivisits- for antenatal care is 100 (G7~4.1) -,:' " '
1976-~3
,
.~
,99.5
. :-'
...
13185 IZ/86
, 1986 "
The pQpulation growth rate i8 reduced to leo. than U (a 7) .
+
104
;
:~
, .'.
",-j ,,:";--
<.':,
,;
Part IV P..J!,;e 21 31 Harch lY!i]
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Actual Data Source of Dat a
lndicator(.) for: (.)
~
Year
Data
Health policY indicators: Health for all has received endorsement as policy at the highe8t official level <CI) Mechanisms tor involving people in the implementation of strategies have been formed or strengthened. and are actually functioning (G2)
1984 1978
• • •
Future dirt:'ction of health policy National 11~~lttl ProulOt iull Movement 5.22*
12/86
12/86
At lesst 5% of the groBs national product is spent on health (C3) A rea.onable percentage of national health expenditure i. devoted to prim.ry health ~ar~ (G4)
19ls3
12/1:10
1985
• NA NA
Ye'
12/86
Resources are equitably distributed (G5) Defined strategies for health for all are accompanied by explicit resource allocations (G6) Defined strategies for health for all need external resources (C6) The needs for external regources of ~ell-defined strategies for health for all are rec~iving sustained support from more affluent countries (G6) At lealt 80% of local communities at all levels have well-established voluntary and formal community org4n_izations, which are committed to continuous primary health care action programmes (Rl) The community contributes in cash and in kind to health or health related action (R2) (b) Socioeconomic indicators: The percent.Qe of population served ~ith safe water in the home or within 15 minutes I walking distance is 100 (G7. 1. 1) The percentage of population ~ith adequate sanitary facilities in the home or immediate vicinity is 100 (G7.1.:Z) The adult literacy rate for both men and women eXCeeds ]0% (GIl) (Total/H/F) 1985 1985
• •
91
12/8b
99
12/86.1
1983
99
l2/86.1
1980
• +
Total - 99.7 Male - 9~.8 Femllle- 99.~ USSlU .:.63 or Y2 1.~9 000
12/86
The gross national product per head exceeds USS500 at 1980 market prices (G12) The daily per capita calorie availability exceeds 2500 calories (R3) The daily per capita protein availability exceeds 70 grams (R4) Notes:
1984
12/86.1
1901
• +
2 101
12/86. 1
19B1
78.8
1:1/86. L
The number in parentheses shov the nuwber given to the indicator in the global indicator list {Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000, WHO, G"'n~va, 1981 ("Health io"or All" Series No. 3). P~B2S 75-76}. Medical care expenditure as a ratio of GNP Source
*
+ Yes No
l3/85 03/79 12/85 06/86
NA
No information/not available Not applicable
12/86 12/86.1~
Government's Report 011 Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for hFA/2{WG, 1985 FAu Production Yearbook 1979 Country Health Information Proflle (CHIP) revised by Government, 1985 Covernment's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985. Revised December 1986 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government. 1986 Country Re\.iew revised by Gov~rnment, 198b
Part IV Page 22 31 March 1987
WESTERN. PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOkiC-AND HEALTH INDICATORS Actual Data Source of Data
Indicatod s) for: (c) Health ·status and
~
Year
Data
9uality of life indicators: 1984 1980 +
At least 90% of newborn infants have a birth weight of at least 2500 grams (Ga.l) At least 90% of c~iidren have a weight for age that corresponds t~ reference values given in Annex 1 to Development of Indicators for Monitoring Progress Towards Health for All by the Year 2000 (G8.2) The infant mortality rate for all identifiable sub-groups is below 50 per 1000 live births -(C9) Life expectancy at birth is over 60 years (CIO) (Total/H/F)
94.6
12/85
+
Yes
12/86
1984 1984
+
6.0 Total Male - 74.54 years . Female - 80~18 years 0.155
12/85 12/85
+ +
Maternal mortality rate ia below 3 per thousand live births (R5)
1983
+
1~/8b
No cases of diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, 1985 measles. poliomyelitis and tuberculosis occur (R6)
. .
Diphtheria 9 Pertussis 937 Tetanus 4J Poliomyelitis 1 Tuberculosis _Heasles 2 81(,
06/86
(d)
Indicators of the delivery of health care: Primary health care is available to the whole population with at lea·st the following: The percentage of deliveries by trained health personnel is 9S (G7~4.1) The percentage of children immunized against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, measles, poliomyelitis and tuberculosis is 95 (G7.2) Local health care. including availability of at least 20 essential drugs, within one houris walk or travel is 100% (G7.3) The percentage of children up to at least one year of age -given routine child care by trained health personnel is 100 (G7.4.2) The percentage of pregnant women with at least three visits for antenatal care is 100 (C7.4.1) The population growth rate is reduc'ed to les8 than 1% (R7) .
1984 1984
+
100* .
13/85 12/86
+
DPT 98.1% Measles 72.9% Poliomyelitis - 98.4% BCG 84.6;( 100
1984
+
11186.1
1984
+
Yes
12/86
1983 .
12186.1 +
1984
0.629
12/8b
*Since 1961 the enti.re population has been c'overed by a health insurance scheme.
Part IV Pace 23 31 March 198J
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Actual Data
IndicatorCs) for: (a)
KIRIBATI
Ye,ar
Data
Source of Data
Health policy
indicato~s:
at the highest official level
Health for all has received endorsement as policy (Gl)
1984 1984
+
Yes Yes
13/85
Mechanisms for involving people in the implementation of strategies have been formed or strengthened, and are actually functioning (C2) At least 51 of the gross national product is spent on health (43) A reasonable percentage of national he~lth expenditure is devoted to primary health care (G4)
+
l3/85
1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984
+
10 10 Yes Yes Yes Yes
13185
+
13185
Resources are equitably distributed (GS) Defined strategies for health for all are accompanied by explicit resource allocations (G6) Defined strategies for health for all need external resources (G6) the needs for external resources of well-defined strategies for health for all are receiving sustained support from more affluent countries (G6)
+ +
lJ/E,
+
[3/{<, 13/B5
+
At least 80% of local communities at all levels have well-established voluntary and formal community Qrgani2ations. which are committed to continuous primary health care action programmes (Rl) The corumunity contributes in cash and in kind to
1983
+
95
l3/85
198)
+
Yes
nlB5
health or health related action (R2) (b)
Socioeconomic indicators: The percentage of population served with safe water in the home or ~ithin 15 minutes' ~alking distance is 100 (G7.l.lJ The percentage of popUlation with adequate sanitary facilities in toe home or immediate vicinity is 100 (G7.1.2) The adult literacy rate for both men and women exceeds 10% (GIl) (Total/M/F) The gross national product per head at 1980 market prices (GI2) elr.ce~ds
[984
+
Total Male Ferna Ie
- 95 - ... - ...
11/85
US$500
[98)
US$ 47.4S'k 0, A$ 50.3
[31B5
The daily per capita calorie availability exceeds 2500 calories (RJ) The daily per capita protein availability 70 grams (Hl,) ~xce~ds
i
Hotes;
number in parentheses show the number given to the indicat.or in tlw globa1 indicator li",t (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000, WHO, Geneva, 1'::IH 1 ("Health For All" Series No.3). pages 75- 76). The Yes
+
Source
13/85.
No N'A Not
Covernmt'f\t's Hcpun on Moraitoring Progress in Implemt!nt ing the Strategil!s for tlFA/2000, 1985
No information/not available applicable
*
This 1s not a reliable indicator for Kiribati since 75% of the popUlation live a subsistence life.
Part IV Page 24 31 Harch 1987 WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON ·SOCIOECONOMIC AND ·HEALTH INDICATORS
Indicator(s} fo.r: .
KIRIBATI
Year
Data
Actual Data
Source of Data
ec}
Health atatu. aad Sualitl of lif~ indicators: -
At least 90% of newborn infants have a birth weight of at. least 2500 grallls (G8.1) At least 90% of children have a weight for age that corresponds to reference values given in Annex I to Development of Indicators for Monitoring Progress Towards Health for All by the Year 2000 (G842)
1979
82
13/85
The infant mortality rate for all identifiable sub-groups is below 50 per 1000 live births (C9) Life expectancy at birth is over 60 years (GlO)· ( Total/M/F) Haternal mortali~y race i8 below 3 per thOusand live births (RS) No cases of diphtheria. tetanus, whooping cough, 19B3 meaales, poliomyelitis and tuberculo~is accur.(R6)
•
Diphtheria Whooping cough Tetanus Tuberculosis Measles
o o 0 ·0
13/85
.
Po.lioll:lyeli.tis
(d)
Indicators of the delivery of health care: Primary health care is available to the whole popUlation with at least the fOllowing: The percentage of. d.eliveries by trained he~lth
personnel is 95 (G7.4.1)
The percentage of·children immunized dgainst di?htheria, tetanus, Whooping cough, measles, poliomyelitis and tuberculosis is 95 (G7.2) Local health care, inclUding availability of at least 20 essential drugs, within one houris walk or travel is 100% (G743) 1984
95
\JIBS
The percentage of children up to at least one year of age given routine child care by trained health personnel is 100 (G7.4.2) The percentage of pregnant women with at least three visits for antenatal care is 100 (C7.441) The population. growth rate is reduced to less than 1% (R 7) 1~83-84
1.7
13/85
I
Part IV Page 25 31 Maret, 1987 WESTERN PACIFIC aEGION DATA SANK ON
SOCIOEOONOHICAND HEALTH INDICATORS Actual Source of nata
l"di.,..to'<.) for: I··
LAp
PEOPLE'S DEIIOCRATIC REPUBLIC
Year
Data
Dat.
<,>
HealtH policy indicators: -
Health for all has received endorsement as policy . ,at the higheet official -level (01)
1984
+ +
Yes Yes
13/85 13/85
Mechanisms for involving people in the iMplementation of strategies haVe been formed or strengthened, and are actually functioning (G2)
1984
At least 5% of the gross national product is spent on health (G3) A reasonable percentage· _of ,national health
1984 1984
+
13/85
+
50
13/85
expenditure is devoted to primary health care (G4) Resources are equitably dis-tributed (G5)
1984 1984
+ +
Ye. Ye. Yes 80
13/85
Defined strategies for health for all are accompanied by explicit resourCe allocations (G6) Defined strategies for health for all need external resources (G6) The needs for external resources of well-defined strategies for health ,for all are receiving sU8t~ined support fr~m more affluent countries (G6) At le.,at 80% of loca.1- .communities at all levels
13/85 . 13/85
1984 1984
+
+
13/85
1984
60
13/85
have well-established voluntary and formal community org-"nizations, which are c:ommitt'ed to continuous primary health care action programmes (Rl) The community contributes in cash and in kind tD health or health related action CR2) 1984 +
20
13/85
(b)
Socioeconomic indicators: The percentage of population served with safe water in the home or within 15 .inutes' walking distance is 100 (C7.1.1)
The percentage of population with adequate sanitary faciliti~s in the home or imme4iate vicinity i$ 100 (G7.1.2)
The adult literacy rate for both men and women exceeds 70% (Gil) (Total/M/F)
1985
Total
Hale Female Us$202
85
13/85
The gross national product per head exceeds US850a at 1980 market p~ices (GI2) - ,The daily per capita calorie availability 2500 calories (R3) exce~ds
1984 1984
13/85
1842 calories
13/85
The daily per capita protein availability 'exceeds 70 grams (R4)
1984
47.7 grams
13/85
Notes!
The number in parentheses show the number given to the indicator in the global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000, WHO, Geneva I 19tH ("Health For AII Jl Serie~ No.3), pages 75-76). 'ies No
+
Source
13/85: 06/86:
No information/not available
NA
HOt applicable
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for HFA/2000, 1985 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, Revised December 1986
Part: tv Page 26 31 Harch 1987 IIES'tERN PAcIFIC kEGION DATA IfANK ON allClOE<XlIlOKlC AND HEALTH INDlCATOllS
Actual Year (c) Heelth status and 9uality of life iRdic4tor~:
Source of Data
»ata
Data
At least 90% of newborn infants have a birth weight of at'leaat 2500 gra.. ,(C8.1) At least 90% of children have a weight for age that corresponds to reference values given in Annex 1 to Developaent of Indicat9ra fOT Monitoring Progress Toward. Health for All by the Year 2000 (G8.2) The.- infant ftKt,ctality 't.t~ for all identifiable sub-groups is below 50 per 1000 live births eG9) Life ~~pectancy at birth is over 60 years (GIO) (Tota I/II/F)
1984
13185
-
1984
104.0
13/85
19So-aS
Total:
- •••
13/85
Male - 44.6 yrB Fellate - 4145 yr_ 1984 1985
-
Maternal mortalit, rate is below 3 thousand live births (as)
pe~
•
0.02 Diphtheria 23 Pertussis 2 881 Tetanus 88 PoliO$yelitis ~O~ Tuberculosis 4 258 Measles 1 492'
13/85 06/86
No cases of diphtheria. tetanus, whooping cough, .ea81es, poliomyelitis and tuberculosis occur (R6)
..
(d)
Indicators of the delivery of health care; Primary bealth c-at:e is available to tbe whole popUlation with at least the following: .
-
Thei percentage of deliveries by trained health personnel is 95 (C7.441) the percentage of children immunized against diphtheria. tetanus, whooping cough, me_ales. polio.yelitis and tuberculosis is 95 (G742) .
-
Local health care. including availability of at least 20 essential drugs, within one hour's walk or travel is 100% (G7.3) The perc en tag_ o'f children up to at least one year of age given routine child care by trained health personnel is 100 (01.4.2) The' percentsa,e' of pregnant wORlen with at: least three viaits for antenatal care is 100 CC744.1)
1984
66.1
13/85
-
-
:- . The popUlation growth rate is reduced to lea. thao 1% (R7)
1985
2.9
13/85
Part IV Page l1 31 !Careh
'9~7
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND IlBALTH INDICATORS Actual Data Source of Data
tear
Data
-
Health for all has received endorsement as policy tbe highest official level (GI)
at
1985 1985
•
Ye. No
12/81 12/S7
Hechanis.s for involving people in the implementation of strategies have been formed or strengthened~ and are actually functioning (G2) At least 5% of the gross national product is apent on hoalth (G3)
• • +
-
1985 1985 1985 1985 1985 1985
b.8
12/87 12/87 12/87 12/87
A: reasonable percentage of national health expenditure is devoted to primary health care (C4) Resources ar~
Yea Yes Yes No No
equitably distributed (GS)
Defined strategies for health for all are accompanied by explicit resource allocations (G6) -',
+
Defined strategies for health for all need external resources (G6) The _needs for external resources of well-defined strategies for health- for a11 are receiving sustained su~port from more affluent countries (G6) At least 80% of lo~al communities all levels have well-established voluntary and formal community organizationa, which are committed to conti~ou. primary health care action pro&ramme. CRl) The community contributes in c.sh and in kind to 'health or health related ~tion (R2) ~~)
-
12/87 12/67
-
at
1985
-
No
12/87
1985
No
12187
Socioeconomic indicators: The percentage of population served with safe water in the home or within 15 minutes' walking distance .i. 100 (G7.1.11 The percentage of popUlation with ad~quate sanitary facilities :n the home or i~ediate vicinity i. 100 (C7.lo2) The adult liter~cy rate for both men Bnd women exceeds 101 (Gll) (Total/M/F) 1985 -
99
11167
-
1985
-
Urban - 99 Rural - bO
12/87
-
1981
•
Total Male
Femal.e
-
-
90.1
12/87
92.b 85.9
-
The gross national product per head exceeds US$500 at 1980 market prices (GIl) ~he
... ...
daily per capita 2500 calories (RJ)
c~lorie
availability exceeds
the daily' per· capita protein availability e_xceeds 70 gr .... (R4) Notes:
...
The number in parentheses show the number given to the indicators in the global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health for All by the Year 2000, WHO, Geneva, 198) ("Health for All" Series No.3), pages 75"76). Yes No
+
Source
13/85~
No information/not available ±1 ±ud Iff~eylk~o
12/87:
Government's R~port on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for NFA/2QVO, }985 Country Health Information Profile (CtlC/R Lo&enoj kt -u~o~ziozd% wB7b
pg"'ty.
Pale 18 31 Harch 1987
WEstERN PACIFIC REGIoN ~TA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS j.
,,-:.
.~
Actual
Year
:Data
-Data
-
At least 90:
~f ne~uorn
'"Wrt~ weight of at· ·le •• t
infanta have a 2500 gr ...... (G8.1)
1985
+
9;.3
12/87
At least 90% of children have a weight for age t;. \
., .
that, corresponda to reference values given in Mne~ 1 to DevelDp1IIent of Indieato~~~,. for
Monitoring Progress Towards Health for All by the Year 2000 (G8.2) , !.. ,'. ~, j -, • ,.
-
The infant mortality rate for all identifiable 8uh-groups is below 50- per 1000' live births (G9) Life; expectancy at birth i. over 60 years (GIO)
1985
+
12.b 1
.. ,
. 12/81
'.r· <totallK/F) - ' Mat6rnal mortality ~ate is below 3.per thousand live births (R5) ~·"o
... 19B; +
0.0 Tuberculo,i. Hnosles
12/87
c •• es of
diphth~c.iaJ
tetanus,
wh~~ping
1985
cough, measles. poliomyelitis and tuberculosis occur (R6)
-
Tetanu. Pertusih
954 265 5 '2
IU87
(~)
Indicators of the delivery of healfh care: Pri_ry heal-::, care is available to the whole \._ ,pp'44tion \<il':h at ~ea'Bt the fotlowi~: I
'--'. I.
,
of deliveries by trained -'" ':---heli~b- p'eYsotinel' ie- '" ((;7.4'; t)' The p~rceRtage
198; 1985
+
100
12/87
The percentage of children immunized againat .:~, ~iph,theris. tetan,,~. whooping poli~yelitis and tuberculosis
couab,_
... +
measlea,
18 95 (C7.2) 198;
Tubercdoai. - 99 ~PT .III, fiolio Ill. )* ) ~~.asles
. 121lli .'
Local health care, including
availa~ility
100
,. of at least._20 essential drugs, .witW-n one h~ur~s walko_of' t-·~a~el is 100% (el .. )) .
- The percentage of children up to at least - ,.... 91(Ui! f~@;,: of .,age aiven routine c::~ild ,c.fl,re by train~_._bealtl1 p~~aQnnel is 100 (C7.4.2) The :p:l'~;ntag~ pregnant women with at least three visits for ~ntenata\ care is 100 (C7 .4.0 -
of
I
-
The ~opulation growth rate is reduced to less, than 1% (R7)
1985
8.8
•
The intenae mi&ratol'"y movement and the Territory' 8. still deficient d,ata infonu~i.on By.Ceat- do ~ot per.it the knowledg~ of the demographic base necessary for effective calculationJ"
.-; ,
: I'. ,
.).-;
Part IV Pagl! 29 31 J1.lTch 1987
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION
D~TA
SOCIOEOONOHIC AND HEALTH
SANK ON 1NDlCATORS Actual Data Squrc(> of Data
Indieator(s)
fo~:
MALAYSIA
Year
Dat.
Health for all has received endorse~nt as policy at the highe.t official level (Gl) .. : Hechanis. . fol' involving people in thtt'; imp\e~ntation of .tretegies have been for~d or
1985 198$
+ +
Ye.
12186
Yes
12/86
st-rengthened, an" are actually functioning on health (G3) - . A Teasonable percentage of national health
(G2)
At least 5% of the grobS _national produc.t is spent
1985
+
1.69
12/86 12/66 12/86
1985 1985 1985 198$
2~.9*
, expenditure is devoted to' primary health care (C4)
- . Resources are equitably distributed (GS) - . De~ned strategies for health for all are accol]lpanied by explicit re!'o>.U·ce allocations (G6) - , Defined atratecie. for health for all need extern31 : Tesou'tcea «(16) The n~ed.
+ +
No
Ye' Ye'
12/86 12/66
for external resources of well-defined
.. , 1985 +
. stn,tegies for health _for_ all are' reeeh'ing sust,a,ined suppoit '[rOIl! mo:re affluent countrieg (G6) At least 80% of "local -carriaunities at all levels h.ave"wei!"established voluntary and {orIMl community 'organizations, which are committed to continuous , prifll8TY health care act;:ion progranunes (U)
100
12/86
the community contributes in cash'and in kind to health or health related action (R2)
1985
+
Yes
12/86
(b)
S~i~economic indicator.~
The p8rcenta,e of population served with $afe vater ift the ~~ or-within 15 minutes I walking distance h 100 (C7.1.l)
1984
81.69
121&6
The percentage of population with adequate sanitary facilities in the home or immediate vicinity i. 100 (C7.1.2l The adult lite~acy rate fo~ both men and ex~eeds 10% (GlI) (Tot~l/M/F) ~omen
1980
75.4
13/85
1980
+
Tots 1 Kale
- 72
13/85
- u-88 R-76 female - 1.1- '}4 R-59
Notes:
The gross national product per head exceeds U5$500 at 1980 market prices (GI2) The daily per c8:gi ta calorie availability exceeds 2500 calories (R3)
1985 1983
+
ust M$
2004 or
12/86
4869 lJJHS
...
2000 calories
The daily per capita protein availability exceecls 10 grams (R4)
The number in parentheses show the number given to the indicato~ in the global indicator li~t (Clob.l Strategy for Health For All by the 'lear 2000. WHO, Geneva, 1981 ("Health For All" Series No.3), pag •• 75-76). Appropriation for Ministry of Health only Yes No No
* +
Source information/not available
13/85;
06/86;
NA NOt available 12/B6:
Governmentls Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for HFAJ2000. 1935 Governmentls Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases an4 Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, Revised D~c.embe~ 1986 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government, 5 February 1986
'.
Part IV Pac. 30 31 March 1987
WESTERN PACIFIC RBGIO~ DATA BANK ON SOCI0800NOllIC AIID HEALTH IRDlCATOltS - A(:"tua 1-
.• -
'S(lu"rc~
IndicatorC.) for: (el ,'C'..;.~
MALAYSIA
.
Year
D4ta
Data
": '.. _" _.ff
n,fl,t8
'At le4st 90% of newborn infanu '-'u~ve .. bitth ~ight .f at 1eo.t 2500 gra•• (G8.1) At lea.t 90% of c.hildren have .. weight for age that correspon"de 1:0 reference values -given inAone~
1984
. •.
c90.I.
.
'.'. ,
12/86
-
1 to Developaeet of In4icatora for
.Honito~i11l
Pl'O:$",re,•• ·Towards Be,Hh for All by the Year 2000 CC8.2), IROrt.l~ty
, 1983 1983
-. ,The- i'nfant '-'-
rate fot .11, identifiAble
sqb-group' is below-50 per tOOO'live biTths (G9) Life expelJ:taQcy at birth ill over: 60 ye4~8 (CIO) ( htaltH/F) M8te~al ~rt.11ty ~at.
• Total· ... ~ ••
'. Mate 0.40*
12/86 "
12{86
,.:' + 1983
- 61.1 Y.ay.* . 12/86 '
Fe"Ble - 7~.l 'Iea.n*
-
thou.and live birth.
(as>
i. b,low 3 per
• '.,
No~ca.es of diphtheria, tetanus, wboopi_og c:ouah, meaales t polio_yeUth an.d tultercu'losie Ot~uJ:' (16)
biPhiheria '. Whooping couah PoU.oayeli~_h
39 145" _ ,_ 0 5' 083 ,',~
06/8~
'.,
!!<iaol.o. (d) , , .
..
IUdic!to~s ~ l '. ( .
of the delivery of health care: • •
" <,-' "
Prlury health care is available to the whole . p':'o~l~~~~1I v:itb ,at:, ~e~~t the ~,!~l!Wi!1~':,~!.
Tbe percentaae of deliverie8 by trained health per•• nnel i. 95 (G7.4.1) ! ' . • ,;',,-
1984 .
,--.,...
.'
64.5 53.5- 95.1. r_gee . .. .. C,
..:
~,. 12/~6
'-:..
': i ,i
The percentaa_ of children hlnuni.zed again-a,c dipbtheria, whooping cough. meaales t poliomyelitis and tuberculosis ia 95 (01.2) tetanu8~
'1984
12/86
Local he.lth care, inc Iud ina avail.bilie)' of at least 20 eSRential d~ugs, within one :.".~~bQlJr'8 ~~.lk or: travel is 100% (G}.l) The pet-c~taga ot'-children up to at least on~ yea,rj,f, age ~iven routine child care by trai~' ,~ealtli personnel is 100 (G7.4.2) pere_,~n~~.,e
1979-80
" ..
-
93**
':".
13/85
.:. -~ The -:, The
three vitiitB, ~or ,antenatal care is 100 (G7.4.1) PQPu-:l,at~on.growth_'t'.t;e
qf precnant
wome~- ~ith
at to
l~ai!~
1984
ia
T ..dueed
1984
Ie•• than 1% (R7)
-
66.1 "
, , '.
.,
12/8~
2.>
.'
" ..
1218&
~ ,ll~r.l_ ,p~~u~.a~iot:1 }.n P_eni~.?-la~ _Kalaysia -"
*
,Pe~in8ulaT
Malaysia ''-.
.~
-.' ,-
Part IV
Pale 31
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION
~TA
SOCI02CO!IDMIC AND HEALTH tlllll~'
BANK ON ., :1 ' . ,~~fI!"'/';'''• Data
..,
-,~.-~
I'
- '~~~~e:,atar(s) for-:"
-
Actual
....., Source of .Data
31 Hatch 198'
I
IlAU\<U.
Year
. Data .'
(a)
Health pOl icy' indic'at'<Jirs:
,
Health for all has received endo"rsette,nt .a policy at the higheat official level (Cll
... .,.
Hec:m.ni.u fo. involving paople in the i.ple.entation of etrat •• ie. have been fot"1lle4 or 8tl'engthened. and .re actually fUl1ctionina (G2) "t l~a.t 5% of the &r088 national product is spent on health (C3) A reasonable: percentage of aational health expenditure is devot.d to prima'ry hea,tth car-e (04)
-
... ... .. , I
Resouree$ a •• equitably distributed (G5) Defined 8tra-tegies for health for all ar. accompanied by explicit resource allocations (G6)
-. (b)
... '"
Defined strategies for h.ealth for all need eJCternal resources (C6)
needa for - _ The 8.t.rategies
external resource$: of well-defined for health ,_fo~ all ,are J;'ec,'eiving sustained support from more affluent countries (C6)
... ... I
At least 80% of local cOl'PQlunicies at all levels have well-established voluntary and formal cotaPluni:c'J organizationa I which are committed to continuous primary health care action programmes (Ril The ,community contributes in cash and in kind to health or health related action (R2) .
'" ,
.
-:Socioeconomic indicators:
-
Th. percentage of population served with safe water in the home or within 15 minutes' walking distance i. 100 (C7.I.ll The 'percentage of popUlation :with adequate sanitary Esc i lit ies in the home or immediate Vicinity
... ...
is 100 (G7.l.l)
-
The adult literacy rate for both ... n and womon exceeds 70% (Gil) (Totall
HI
F)
...
.
The gross national product per head exceeds us$SOO at ~980 marlcet prices (GI2) The daily
... ... '"
2eT caeita calorie availability exceeds 2500 calories (R3)
Notes:
Th. daily 2E!r ca£ita p-rotein availability exceeds 10 grams (04)
the number in parentheses show the number given to the indicator in the global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000, WHO, Geneva, 19.!H ("Health For All'· Series No.3). pages ]5-(6)~
..
Yes No
Source
10/82;
IZ/BZ:
Leafl~t
1982 ESCAP Population Data Sheet on Childhood CD, Report 3/S2
HA
No information/not available Not applicable
·Pat;t IV
Poge 31 31 lIareb 1987
~'J'~.! ""..vJ...i..u:.
",:'
'.:_.
1'. i
..
~
wiSriiRN"PACIFICREGION DAT4 ~ ON SOCIOII»NOHIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS A......~ .' . Data
;
;
, , .. - lndicatOT(a) fa ..: (c)
~
Year.
Dot_
Hed.biat.tuB an4 quality of life indicatoro:
,
-
At ieast 90% of newborn inf&nts have a bir¢h weight of at least 2500 greas (eS.I) At ~eaat 90% of children have 8 weight for 4ge . that corresponds to. reference values given in I to Development of IndicatoTs for Monitoring PToRres. Towards Health for Alloy the:Year lOOO (G8.2) . ,
.,
Annex
j,'.
I, i
-
The: infant llort;ality l:ate for all identifiable, sub-groups ia below.50 per 1000 live births <a9) Life expectancy at birth is over 60 y.are (alO) (Total! III F) Mat~rnal
....•
mortality rate is belOw J per thou.and live ~irth. (as) ~ase.
No
of dipbtheria, tetanus, whooping cough.
1982 .
He,s les
1
12/82
._dea r poliomyelitis and tuberculo.is OC'CUl" (8.6) (d) IndieaCol"8 of_the deli •• rr of health care: Primsry health cart!: is Bv.it.ble to t.he whole population with at ie.at the following; .
tuPercuL(U!ia " .
8 .
-
The percentage of deliveries trained health personnel i8 95 (Q1.4,1)
by
'.
The- percentage of children immunieed a,.inat diPhther~a,··Atetanua', whooping cough. rae •• lea, poliomyelitis and tuberculoaLa'ia 95 (G1.2) toeal health care, including availability of at least 20 essential drugs~ within on~ houe's walk or travel ia 100% (C1.3) 'the' percentage of children up to at least .
-
.
-
one year of ase gi •• n routine child care by trained health pera~nnel i8 100 (Gl.4.1) The pe~centa8e of pregnant women with at lesst three visits for antenatai care is 100 (G7.4.l) The population growth rate i8 reduced to le.-. than 1%
(an
1982
+
o .
.
"
'",
'
Part IV Pale 33 II llar<h 1987
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS .;.~
,
Ac tua.l ln~icator(s)
SOUTce
for:
NEW CALEDONlA .. ,
.
Year
Data
Data
of Data
.
(a)
He.alti), . .ppJ.icy indicators: Health for all has received endorsement as policy
1981 1983
+ +
Ye. Ye.
13/85
at the hi2hest official level (Gl) Keehani&me for involving people in the impl~ment.tion of Btrategiea have been formed or IItre"ngthenecl, and are actually -functioning (G2l .'
-
At least 5% af the gro•• national product i. ,spent on health (GJ)
.... • 20.6
-
A reksonable percentage of national h~alth ,expenditure is devoted to· primary health cara (G4)
1983
!l/8S
Resources are equitably distributed <CS) Defined . strategies for -health, for all are acco..mpsn-ied by,-explic'it. resource allocations (C6)
-.:' . Defined strategies for he-alth: for all need external rE!sO:U'rces (G6) ~
The needs for external
res~urces
of well-defined (G6)
strategies for health for all are rec~iving Bust,ained. support from mOore affluent countries -
I; 1983
.
At least 80% of local communities at all lev~ls have W'ell-estab'lished voluntary and formal community ot'ga:nizations, which are comm'itted to continuous primary health care acti~n programmes (RI)
-+
Yes
13/85
-
The
~ommunity contributea in cash and in kind to health or health related action (R2)
1')83
.... Yes
13f8S
.. 198,3 . +
(b)
Socioeconomic indicators: The ,percentage of population served with safe wate~ in the home or w:ithin IS minutes' walking distance i. 100 (G7. I.1l The I?ercentage of popUlation 'with adequate sanitary facilities in the home or inunediate v-icinity is 100 (G7.1.2) The adult literacy rate fo~ both men and women exce,eds 70% (Gil) (Total/M/F)
100 (es •• )
13/85
-
1983
84
13/85
1983
• +
Total .Male.
.,.. 92 - 93 .
13/85
Fema Ie - 91 The gross domestic product per head exeeeds U5$500 at 1980 market prices (CI2)
US$ 5:>79 or 13/85 P.CFP 914 453.29 4 12/85 .
The ,daily per capita calorie availability exceeds 2500 calories (R3) The daily per capita protein availability exceeds 10 gTsms (R4) Notes: The number in parentheses show the number given to the indicator in the global indjcatot' list (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000, WHO. Geneva, 19B1 (lOHealth For All" Series No.3). page. 75-76l. Yes
+
Source
13/85; 12}85: 06/86:
No No information/not available NA Not applicable
Governmentrs Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for HFA/20GO, 1985 Country Health Information PTofile (CHIP) revised by Dr Petrinsky (WHO Consultant). 1985 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Sel~cted Disease for the lear 1985, Revised December 1986
"
Par, tv '.ge 34 31 March
ua7
,
I.-
"
'
.... ,
W!S1E.N PACIFIC REGION DATA R""K ON SOCIO£OOHOHIC AHD !ll;ALTII INDICATORS
,
.
Actual
Ye.r
D.o ••
....t.
- . At 'lNIt. 90% of newborn infanta have a
1984
12(85
bii:th weiaht of at l.aat 2500 gr••• (G8.1) ;
-
At -le8at 90% of children bave • weiabt for aa. that cQTr.sponda to referance val~., given in Anl1iex 1 to Developalent of Indic::.tora fot' MOliitoring Prolll'es. Towards Health for All by .~~ Y •• r 2000 (G8.2)
-
The infant IIlOctality rate for .'11 i4\ientifi-able
1982 1976
16.8 total ... ~O.8- yr. Male 'emale -' 66.8 yr-a
,
.'
, 12185 \l/85
.ub-group. is below 50 per 1000 live births (eg)
-
Life
expec~.ncy
at birth i.
OYer
60 yeara (CIO)
(Tot. 11M/V)
-
Hat~rnal
RIOr't.ality rate is below 1 per thousand live births (as)
1984 1985
• TatanuB .1
12/8~
No c•••• of 4ip~tberi •• tetanuB, whoop ina couCh, .... le •• polia.yeliti. and tuberculosis oc;e~\"
0
, 06/86
Whoopina'CDUIh Tuberculc:tl is . . . lea ·
3 i8 17 ,
<1.6)
.
,
(d)
Indicator. of the delivery of health care;
Primary health care is available to the whole ,~
'·popqlation with at l'l1..,t' the foUQtlrfir\g; .The~;.p~t:f~.~~"e ~o.f..
-
de.liveri•• ,by,. trained (C1.4~1)
health personnel is 95·
tb. percent.,e of children immUnized .8.i~st dipbthe\"iai tetanus. whooping CGUlh, .ea.les t polio.,.litia and tub~rculo.i. i. 95 (G7.2)
1983
•
98*
13/85
-
Loc.! health care, including avail4bility of ~t least 20 essential drugs, within one houri. walk or tra.el is 100% «(;,7..3) nne year
1983
• • +
100
13185
-
The percenta,e of chil~ren up to at least ~~ aae .i~n ~oUtine child ·eare by tr.in.~ h.with personnel i. 100 (G7.4.2l ~hree
\983
100
1](85
";
The percentage of pregnant waaen with at least visits· for ant--4ltl4t.a! care is· 100 (G7 .. 4.1) t~n
1983 1983
100
13/85
- The· population Ie..
growth rate is reduced to 1% (a7l
1.3 '.
13/85 .
-At 6 lears old; 4xaept measlea
," !' .,.'
Pa
~t
IV
PS8e 35 31 March 19b7 WEST~RN
PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTh INDICATORS Actual Data Source of Data
IndicatoT(S) fOT; .
NEW
ZE~ND
. ..
Year
Data
(.)
Health pOlicy indicators: Health for all has received endorsement as policy at t~e highest official level (GI) 19B4
NfZ has been a signatory to all the W,U~ resolutions relating to this p'l'ogramme and adopted the. declaration of the 197b Alma Ata conference on i>UC + Ye,
13/~5
..
Mechanisms for involving people in the impl~entation of strategies have been formed O~ stre~gthened, and aTe actually functioning (G2) ~t l~ast 5% of the gross national.product is spent on health (G3)
1984
lJih; I
i 1984-85 +
6.3 - 6.5
D/ti~
•
~·re480nable
e~penditure is devoted to primary health care «(4) ;: !
percentage of national health
1984-85
+
est. 25 - 26 Yes
DillS
I
Resources are equltably diitributed (GS) Defined strstegie. for health for all are accompanied by explicit resource allocations (G6)
1984 1984
+
+
'e,
13/b'>
, !
!
- .Defined strategies for health for all need external I'esources (G6) The needs for external resources of well-defined strategies for health for all are receiving su.t~ined ·support from more affluent cou'ntries (G6) At l~ast 80% of local communities at all levels I have well-established voluntary and formal community organizations, which are committed to continuous primary health care action programmes (RJ) The c;onununity contributes· in cash and in kind to health or heAlth reLated action, (R2)
1984·
+
-
1984
+
Ll/h~ ! I
i I ! , ,
-
1984
,
13/85
I (b) Socioeconomi~ __~ndicators:
The pe -ce[;t;·~e of population served with Safe water lU the home or within 15 miuutes' walking distance i~ 100 (G7. 1.1) The percentage of population with adequate sanitary
1984
1)0 - Urban
1984
. I +
88*
}JIbS
facilities 1n the home or immediate vicinity is 100 (G7.1.2) The adult literacy rate fol' both men and women exceeds 70% (GIl) (Total/M/F) The gross national product per head exceeds US$50U at 1980 market prices (G12~ The daily per capita calorie availability eKceeds 2500 'calories (R3) The daily per capita protein availability exceeds 70 grams (R4) Notes: 1982
I
Total tlale
- 80 -
~)
131b5
!
1984 1981
+
US$ 5 000 or NZ$ 10 200
13/ b 5
+
3119 calories
13}bS
1981
+
1.)7
grams
13/85
The number in parentheses show the number given to the indicator in the global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000, WHO, Geneva, 1981 ("Health For All!! Series No. 3)-,--pages 75-76).
*Refers to sewer a only ... Yes
Source
13/85: 66/86:
No No information/not available NA Not applicable
12/86:
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for HFA/2000. 19&5 Government's Reply to Cumulative lotals of lases ana Deaths from 18 Selectea Uiseases for the Year 1985. Revised December 1986 Country Health Information Profile (C~lP) revised by Government, 1986
Part· IV
Pal' 36 31 linch 1987
WESTERN
~CIFIC
SOClOECO/lfllll£ .wp lIEAL1H
REGION DATA 8AN~ Ph INPICATOI<S Nctual .lJata .
Source
ladieator(s) for: (c)
NEW ZEALAND
Year .
Data
at.Uata
Health atatua and quality of .1ife indicators. o .
-
At Ieaat 90% of newbGrn infants have 8 birth ·w_ight· of at le.at 2SOP arams (C8.l) At lea.t. 90Z· 'Of children have. wiebt for aBe that corresponds to refefence valu.s liven in Annex I to Develop.ent of· ladicators for Monitorinl Proarel. Towards aealth fer All by the Year 2000 (C8.2) sub-groups i. below 50 per 1000 live birth& (G9)
1984 19U
< <
94.8 90
12/86 13/85
- The infant mortality· rate for all identifi.ble Life expectancy· at birth is over 60 years (GIO) (Total/II/F)
1984 1983
<
11.7 Total Male
12/86
<
- ••• - 70.8 yr. ~
P/85
female Maternal mortality r,te i._. below 3 per thousand live births (RS) cases of diphtheria, tetenu., v~oopin& couah ••ea.l ••• polio.,elitis and tuberculo.i. occur (R6) 1984 198~
76.9 yrs
+ 06/8~
- no
and 12/86 3
(d)
Indicatora of the delivery of health care: Pri.ary health care is available to the whole population with at least the follDWina: The percentage of deliveries by trained health personnel i8 9S (G7.4.1) 1984 1983 < 99<
13/85 13/85
- -'l;he ·percent·age of· chi Idt"en immunized against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, .easles. poliomyelitis .and tuberculosis is 9.S (Cl.2) Local health care, including availability of at least 20 elsential drugs, within one hour's walk or travel is 100% (G1.3) The percent ale of children up to at least one year of age given routine child care by trained health person•• 1 i . 100 (G7.4.2) The
'71.33 - 13.68 Tange
1984
+
100
D/85
1984
<
100
13/H5
percentage of pregnant ·women with al; least three visits for antenatal care i. 100 (G1.4.1)
1983 1984 .
+
99+ 1. 1 .
13185 13/85 .
-
The population growth rate is reduced to
Ie •• thon 1% (ft7) ,.. Tuberculoail: pulmonary occult and Qther fonaa
Part IV Page 31 31 Harch 198)
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS
, (a)
·Indic::ator(s) foro:
NIUE
,
Year
I
Data
Aetual Data
Source of Data
,
Health :2olic;t: indicators; .
,
-
Health for all hal received endorsement at t.he highest official level (G1)
., policy
""
Meehanisms for involvi n a people in the implementation of strategies 'have been formed or strengthened, and ar. actual ~y functioning (G2l At least S% of the g_ross nat ionsl product i. spent on health (G3) (G4)
"',
I
·.. ... .. , ... · ..
I
i
A reasonable percentage of national health - "I!!~penditure i. devoted to primary health care
-
Resources are equitably distributed
(GS)
I
Defined strategies for health for all accompanied by explicit resource a 110ca t ions (G6)
a"
Defined stratl!!gies for bealth for all need external resources (G6) The needs for extern. I resourCes of well-defined -8t,r.ategies for health for ~ll a,re receiving .sustained 6upport from more affluent countt'ies (G6) At least 80% of local communities at all levels have well-established voluntary and fonul C:OIIIIIUn i ty organizat ions. which are committed to continuous primary health care-action programmes (Rl) The community contributes in cash and in kind to health or health related action (R2)
.... ~ ~
·.. .
:
.'
.;-.,.
,
~-
.... d>;.
,
(b)
... · '.'
Socioeconomic indicators ;
-
The percentage of population served with s'.afe water in the home or within IS minutes' walking distance i. 100 (G7.!.0 The percentage of population with adequate sanitary fad lities in the home or immediate viCinity i. 100 (G)~1.2) Th. adult literacy t'ate f.or _both men and· women exceeds )0% (Gll) (Total/M/F) The gross national product per head exc.eeds USSSOO at 1980 market prices (G12) The daily eel' c8£ita calorie avai labi Hty exceeds 2500 calories {R3l The daily eer caei ta protein availability exceeds 70 graQis (N)
-
... · ..
-
... ... ...
NQtes;
The number in parentheses show the number given to the indicator in the global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000. WHO, Geneva, 1981 ("Health For All" Series No.3). pages 15-76). Yes No
+
NA
No information/not available Not applicable
Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985. Revised December 1986 06/86.2: 1982 Annual Repo~t. Department of Health, Government of Niue, 31 October 1983 06/86.3: 1984 Mini-Census of population R~port. Statistics Unit, Department of Economic Development. Government of Niue
06/86;
Covernment'~
Part IV
pa.. 38
31 Harch 1987 WSTKllII PMllFIC REClOll MfA lWII< 011 SQClOECO_U: AIiIJ IlIALTIi IHDlCATOIIS
.. Indicator(.) (-e) f~r: ~
Suurce YeuX'
Data
.,
of Uat. ..
Health statua and quality of 'life ·indicators:· At leaat 90% of newbOrn infaotl have a
,''',, 198) +
>
•
13/85
birth weisht of at 1••• ' 2500 ..... (G8.1) At least 901 of c~iI4r.u have a weight for age th.t corre.ponds to reference value. siven in Annex 1 to Development of'lndi~.tors for Monitoring Progress Towards Health for Al~ by the Year 2000 (GB.2) The infant mortality'rate for all identif,able sub-groups i. below 50 per 1000 live births (eg) Life expectancy at birth i8 over 60 yeara (010) ('rotol/Wl) 198Z
,
' , >
-
,,',
0
-
Hacernal _ortality rat. i. below 3 per thousand live bi.th. (as) He.sle. . .
21
U6/86
Cd)
Indicator' of the deliYery of bealtb care: >
I .~
Primary health care is available to the whale' pop~lation with at lea.t the following: "". ... The percentage of deliveries by trained health peraonnel i. 95 (G7.4.l) The percentq;e._of. cltildreQ itllllUniclI!d ..."pet . " di~hth.ri.t
1984 1982.
+
100 DiT III Poiio HI ~ BCG ,~
q/65
tetaftus, whoopiaa e~h, ••• al~.t pOliomyelitis and tuberculosia:i. 95 (C7.2) 1984 +
7.5 79.1 190.0.'
PI.65
-
Local health ea~el including A~.ilabiLity of at le •• t 20 eaaentia! drugs, within one bo.ut ' • walk or t1:avel i. 100% (C1.3) The percentage of children up to at least one year of age given routiaa ehild C8~e by
100
-
trlined bealtb personnel is 100 (C7.4.2) The pereentage of pteanant wo.en with at least three vi.its for antenatal care La 100 (C1.4.1l ~h.
,
+.
100'
" "
U/8~
population growth r.te is reduced to 1... than 1% (R7'
+
06(86.J
Pan IV
:n WESTERN PACIFIC RECION DATA BANK ON SOCIOSCONOMl~ ~ND ftEAI..TI~
Page J9 ~8'(ch
1987
INDICATORS
-Year'
Oat a .
Source of Data
(a).
iL!.lth policY indicatot's;
.
-
Health
fo~
all h8S received endorsement as policy lev~l
1984 1984
at the highest official -
(Gl) fo~d
• +
n/85
Mechanis.s for involving people in the impleaentatiQn of 8trategie~ have,been At le~8t
Yes
13/85
or 1984
strengthened, and are actually functioning CC2)
-
5% of the groBs national product is spent
13/85
on health (G)}
- "A reasonable percentage o~ national health· expenditure is devoted to pri~ary health care (G4) I{;esources are equitably. d-i..tributed (CS) .' : Defined atrAceg,ies for. heatth fot' a 11 6t'"E!. acC'o.panied by explicit resource al1oc"'tions (G6) \
, .1984.
• • •
46.1.
IlIB5 13/85 lJ18~
1984 1984
Yes Yea
-
Defi~d strategies far health fot" all need external resources (G6) !
1984
Yes
13/85
The needs fo'( external- resources of well-defined strategies for hea'lth for all are receiving sustained support frOOI more a-ffluent count des (G6)
At least 80% oJ local _communities at all levels have -well-established voluntary and formal community organizations. which B'(e committed to continuous primaTY health care action programmes (Rl) The community conttibut~8 in cash and in kind to health or health '(elated action (R2) .
(b)
Socioeconomic indicators: The percentage of population served with safe water
1'183·
Urban'" 54.7 Rural - 10
))18~
in the home or within 15 minutes' walking distance is 100 (G7.1.1) The percentage of population with ~dequate sanitary faci1.itie& in the home <.Ir immediate vicinity is 100 (C7.!.2) The adult 1 iteracy rate for both men and wom(>f\ exce~ds
1983
Urban Rural -
50~9
13/8,
3 4 0
1982
, Female -
45
13/8S
70% (Gll) 1984 US$' 593,ot" KINA 593 2247 calo'(i~s.
The gross national product per head exceeds US$500 '
i-.
12/86
at 1980 market priee9 (G12) The daily per capiL:' calorl" availability exceeds
1975-77 1975-77
13185
2500 calories (R3) ~
The daily per capita protein availability exceeds 10 grams (R4)
45.8 grams
12/86
Notes;
The nUMber in parenthe$es show the number given to the indicator in the global indicator list (Glob~l Strategy fOT Health For All by the YeaT 2000, WHO. Cen~va. 1981 {"H~<llth FOT All" Series No_ J)~s 75-76) • Yes No
..
Source
13/85: 12/86:
No information/not available
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies lor HFA/2000, 1985 CQuntry Health lllformation Profile (CHIP)
NA
Not applicable
revised by
Governmeot~1986
, P.art tv Page 1i0 31 IIarcb 1987 IIt$TERa PACIFIC REGION DATA BANI; ON SOClOKOOIlOl\IC AND HlALTIi INDICATORS
Ac:haal Inclic.tor~.) ..
for,PIIW1t;tEW' WI!IE., .
/lat •
~.t.
Souw'c:e ot f)a,ta
(e) .' __,!,u\lth.
at.tu. and qualit.-y of life
indi~.tQI'8:
-
At ,le.at 90% 9f newbofn iafant8 have • bi-r.th weight of at I ••at 2500 8ra.8 (G,B", 1)
15.0
13/85
At least 901 of chi14ren have _ weight for age that corresponds to ref~renee valuea given in .;. Annex 1 "t~_ Dev810pattdt of Irtdic;:atf;tr. for .. 'Honitorin.· P-rolt"ea. TOward. Health for All by tbe Ye.r 2000 (Q8.2) .;., 'The "infant 1SI01'tality 'refe, for all i4en't'iti.able 8ub"'group. 11 below 5Q pel' 1000 live birtl1e, lGg) .'..,.; Li~ expeetancy at 1nrtb
1961
~
'72
,
., ., ,.
13/85
(TotolIK/F)
ia
over 60
y.,ra
(GlO)
1981
. .
Tot4\ •
. F~_te.. u-lI2; R"5Jt
Malo
... .. U ...61; /1·53
U/85
-
Maternal aqrta1ity rate i. below 3 per thou.and live ,birt.,.''{RS) No caee. of diphtheii•• tetanu8, whooping cougb, ._81 •• , poliow.yelit-is llGd tuberculo.h oceur (&6)
... 1984
-
1331 41 Poliocayeli.tia 18 Mea81es .? 874 Tuberc~1081s 6 57~ Wboopinc cough Te~apu.
1218.
i
(d)
In4ie.tor. of tne delivery of health care: • ' . j
Prim.ry h.alth care ia av_ilabie to the whole poP.ulat:ion with at i.alc the following:; -
he.ltn personnel The percen~aae
The 'pere~ntal' of deliveriee _bY,tr._ined
ia
1983
9S (G1.4.1)
.
.
33.~
13/85 1'IInge
-
of cbildren immunized against
diphtheris t ,-t.etanuIH WbOopin& cough, lIea.l.s) poliomyelitu and -tl_:er-cUl()8ia is 95 (0'.2)
198.
20.2-67.8
13/85
-
Local health care, including availability of at leaet 20 es..atial druBI, wlthin' one hOUT1S W41k or tr..-e-l--' is ~OO%- (G7.3) The percenta,e of children up t~ at least ORe year of age give..... routine child tare by
1983
-
96**"'"
13/85
-
1981
-
17.6**
13/85
trained health persQnnel i. 100% (Cl.4.2) The perceqtaae of pregnant women with at le.at three visits for anti!nJltal care ia 100 (G7.I:t.l'),
1983 1980
54.2 ,.
13185 13/85 . .
-
The population growth r.te is reduced to ,Ie •• than U: (R'1) '.
-
2.3
*lncidenca -r«te- of thilc:hen 1-5 year. **1... 5 years ._*~**W~th~~ ~.wo ,!I.our~,t w"lk ,,por travel ffQa .id' poat- or h_e.lth_ centre
Part IV Page 41
31 Much 1987 WESTERN PACIFI C REGION DATA BANK ON SOCiOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS
Indicator(s) for:
PHILIPPINBS
Year
Oata
Actual Data
SOUTce of Data
(.) -
policy indicators; Health for all has received endorsement a. policy at the higheac official level (Cl) Mechanisms for involving:"people in the
1984
• •
I .
Ye. 13/85
1984
Ye,
implementation of strategies have been formed or ,strengthened, and are ~ctua~ly functioning (G2) -
At least S% of the on health (C3)
g~o$S
national product is spent 1985
. +
.!\ reasonable percentage of national ,health
4.3
13/85 13/85
expenditut'E! is devoted to priruat'y health car-e: (G4)
-
Re~urces aTe equitably dist~ibuted (GS)
'. 1984 1984 1984
• + Yes
Defined strat~gie8 for health for all .ate' acc,ompanied by expl~c:h reSOlJ,rce allocations (C6) Defined strategies for resources (G6) h~alth
,
IJf~,
for all need €xternal
+
Ye.
!l/8s
The needs f~r external resourees uf well-defined 'St~Btegie8 for health 'fer' all are receivi"ng sustained support fTom moTe affluent countries (G6) At teaet 80% of lotal ·communities at all leyel~ have well~e8tabliahed voluntary and formal community organizations. which' -are- committed to continuou8 pr~qaa,:l"Y
-
1984
74
13/85
h"alth cat'e: BJ::tio.n. progr.!JUftes (Rt)
-
th~
community contributes in cash and in kind to health or health r{!lat~d act-ion {R2}
,984
+
22
11I85
(b)
Socioeconomic indicators: The percentage of population served with safe: water in the home or within lS minutes' walking distance i. 100 (G7.1.I)
1985
[
64.5 '.
13/85
The percentage of PQPulatio~ with adequate sanitary facilities in the home ot' i~edi4te vicinity i. lOa (G7.1.2)
1985
56.5
13(85
The adult literacy exc~eds
70% (GIl)
rdL~ for both men and women (Total/M/F)
1982
+
Total
13/85
Male Female -
-
The gross national product per bead exceeds US$500 at 1972 market prices (G12)
Apr 1986 1984
+
US$ 2056.9
595 or
12/86 12186
PI I 073 +
The daily per captta calorie availability exceeds 2S00 calories (R3) The daily per capita protein, availabil ity exceeds ,)0 'gr-.&1I5
1984
59.7
12186
(R4) .
Notes:
The number in parentheses show the number given to the indicator in tbe global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health For A.ll by the Year 2000, WHO. Geneva, 1981 (nl-{e.a:lth For Allll Series No.3). page. 75-76).
1-
Yes No No
Source
13{85: 06/86:
information/not available
NA
Not applicable 12/86:
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for HFA/2000. 1985 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985. Revised December 1986 CDuntry Health Information Profile (CHlP) revised by Government. 1986
Part IV Page 42 31 MaTch 1981
WESTERN PACIFIC ,
RIG~
DATA &ANK ON
$()CrollOOllOlllC AND I/I!ALTH INUlCATOIlS
Indicator(s)
for~
PHILIPPINES i~ic.toT.:
Year
nata ,
Actual Qata
Satire. , of, !IP~.
(c) Health atatus and quality of lit!
'- 'At 1ea,t 90% of nevborR infants bave a birth wei,he of at 1e•• t 2500 gr••• (GB.1) At least 90% of children. haYe a weight for age
198~
84.6 ','
..13/85
1982
82.8
13/85
that corresponds to refel'enee value. Biven in . Annex 1 to Development of Indicators for Monitoring Pro&reaa Towards Health for Atl by ·tbe Y.ST ,,'40' -
2000(~8.2)
'1'he infant lIortaHey ute for -1111 identifiable
19&6
8ub-&roups is'belov 50-pe\" 1000 live birtb. (G,) 1986 ,
+ +
55.3 To.tAt
-
.'
12/,6
-' Life expectancy at ,birth is over 60 years (GIO) (Tota 1 /K!p)
Hale remah -
-
~3.4
.
,
12/8~
~1.6
65 •• .13/85 1 61\ 16 2S1 2 ~3 533 125 081 56,516
-
Maternal mortality rate i. below 3 per thousand live birtb. (RS) No e.se. of diphtheria, tetanu., whoopiu& cough. poliOMyelitis and tube~culo.is occur (a6)
1984 .1985
0.8 Diphtheria Whooping cougft Tetanus,
','
06/86
.
PoHOAD'eli tis Tube.:r.culosh· Meaales-
d)' . t'Jldieators of the deliverY of healtb' -c'are: Pr~ryJte.1th .e.ar" i. evaUabl,e to tbe whole population with at le,.. t the following.:
'~,,'
The
pe1'~entale
of deliveries by traiaed
health personnel i. 95 (G7.4.0
- The ~
percentage of children i~nized against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping COQgh, ~a.le8. poliomyelitis .ad tllberculo.iII il",5 (G7.;U---
Local health care.,inclu4iul .vailability of at least 20 e •• ential drugs, within one '. hour'. walk. or cravel is 100% (C,); 3) The percentage-of ebildr~ up,to at lealt ooe year of age .iven routiQe_child cere by trained' health per.onnel. i. l~ (&74;4.~) The percentage of p~egnant WOMen
-
-
with at least 19B6 2.44
,three visits fot anten.atal eare is 100 (G7.4 .. 1l
The population srowth rate i. redueed to Ie.. than 1% (a7l
12/86
Part IV Pate 43 3l March 19b] WESTERN PACIFIC RECION IJATA BANK ON <";(I(""d":Ul'U.>MlC AND WiAL'H1 INV1GIITUh:S
Actual
Source
IndicaI:Qr(a). for:
REPUBLIC o.F KORi:::A
D<8ta
ot Uats
Hpalth policy indicators: Health for all has received e"uO.(6ement as policy at the highest official level (el) 1985 +
Yea
12liS6 "
,.
Mechanisms for involving people in che i~lementation of strategies have been formed or 8trengthened l and are actually fun~tiot1illg ((;1) At least 5% ot the cross national product i6 spent on health (G3) A re.aaonable pt'!rcentage of nati0nal Il~alth eXpenditure is devoted ·to. primary health care «(;4) Resources are equitably disc ributed (t:5) 1~85
,
•
Ye •
'121"6
I
-'
3.02
12/06
19B4
13{65
No 1~B4
13/85
Defi'ned strategies fOT health for all are acc~pan·red~,b1 explicit resource allocations. ({;6) ~-
+
Yes Yes
Defined .strategies for heaHI, for .. 11 1W"f'd re&~urces (G6)
,.:n ........ " I 19l:14
+
-
"The needs for externtl! t'ftBoul'Ct'S (If .....lttl-dcfl.lleti strategies for health for .a! 1 ar-c receiving the
+
re.
IjJ~;
sustained support tram mete affluent -
countri~s
(C6)
At le.ast 80%. of local communttic.s oilt .:ill l",vf·l:. have -.1 t ... e.atsblish,d voluntarv and tonual c')fUfIlunlty orgapi.zatiacns) which are commi: :ed to ~ont iU\.JOUb primary'health care action pro~.al'Nnes (Rl) The :comnwnity contributes in ciH,h and in health or health related a~tlon (~2)
kind to
1984
+
1)/85
r------'----'------------------------~----_+----+_--------~--,---b)
Socioeconomic indicators: 'The percentage of populatiou served ... itl! .sai~ water in the home ot", within 15 minutes' walkil,'b g..i.stance
19h3
83
LJ/85
is iOO (Cl.l.\) 'The percentagE of popUlation ""ith adequ'lte Silllltary facilities in the home or itlu\l~di8te vic iuit.y
is 100 (C7.l.Z)) The adult literacy rate for both men and women exceeds 70l: (Gil) (TotaL/M!l")
1979 ,
+
Total
-
13/85
Hale
-
I The gJ"OS6
ltculale +
national pro<luct pt:'1:
ht!ild '~1it:,',~d$ 1;~;$)tJU
at 1980 mark~t prices (~L2) The daily per ca~it8 calorie availability .2500 calories (R ) Cxu,t-,d~ l~8J
+
2 Ol2 (;dI6rit!s
12/b6
The daily peT capita protein availahilllY 70 grams (R45
~)(:'l'cd!:;
l~SJ
+
Notes.:
The number in parentheses show the nllfl!b, r given (Global Strategy rUT Hea lth 1','!:.__ ~1 LJ:~. j j .. , v
1:0
'_(,II!,
[he indicator in the ;iubal indicators list WIlO, (,i.'n€va, I ~81 ~ "Hca. lth f Clr AIl" Serite'b
No.3), pages 75-76). +
Yes ~o
SOU-rlt
(3/b-;; ~'i/Jj2.~; \:hJ,'<I--;
Covernr.ll.'ut's 1{t'IHlt't on c\I<duari.ng c'r'"!!,,,,:,..,::>
No infonnation/not available
NA
Not applicable
in 1ll1pl~menting the Strategies for Hl-'A/2(JOV. i Stcl5 Covernment's Heply to £Pl Health Information !>ystem Questionnnire. 1982 i..,overnment's Reilly co Cumolntivc Totals of C4Js(::o <-Ind Ue4Jths from 1B Seh:cted Uis~ases lot' the \'c<.fr 1985, Revised Uect!mbet' ! '...ot.J Country Uealth Intor:::dtlon I'wide (Utlf') ~.>e(l by Government, 19b6
lhtlu:
Part IV hie 44 3~
Kareh 1987 ~BSTE~N
P4CIFIC
a~GION
D4TA lANK ON
SOCIOEOOHOKIC 4HD HULTH INPlCATORS
Actud
~urce
ludic_torea) for: (d
REPUBLIC OF KOREA
Year .
Data
Dat."
of Data . ".
Health status and quality. of 1 ife indi'Eators:
-
At leaat 90% of n,wporn infants have a birth weight of at le~.t 2500 81"0", (G8.l> At least 90% of children have 4 weight for age that corresponds _to re~el;'ence valuea given in Ann~x 1 to Development of lndicatqra for Monitoring Pro.res. Towarda Health for Al~ by the Year 2000 (G8.2) The infant mortality ~.te
1981
•
I
90.8 .
13/85
-
... 1'84 1985 +.
for all
td~fttifiable
33,3 Total
12/86
8ub ••roupa i. below SO par 1000 live birth, (Gg) Life expectancy at birth i. Qver 60 year. (GlO) (Tot. 11K/F)
.I ~
• +
K.le 0.34
- 64.,9- years
-
...
11/8~
'81181e - 71.3 .yeai.
Maternal mortality rate i. below 3 'pel' thousand live births (a5) No case. of diphtheria. tetanus, whooping cough.
1985 1985
13/85 2.
.e,.le8. poliomyelitis and occur (R6)
tube~culo8i$
-
Di_phtheria
06/86
Tetanus 0 Whooping cough. 419 Measles 1 283 Polio.ye1. it is 0 Tuberculosis 106 291
(d) ,Indicators of the delivery of h!a1th C&Te:
Primary health care is available to rhe whole population, with at least the, following:. The percentage of deliveries by health personnel ~8 95 (G1.4.1) traine~
1?83 1982
74.4 4.9 - lOO- range
13/85 12182.2
-
The percentage of children immunized agai~st diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, measl •• , poliomyelitis and tuberculosis ia 95 (G7~2) Local health care, including availa~ility of at least 20 essential druJst within one bOU~' s walk or tr..vel. is 100% (C1.3) The ~ercentage'of
-
1983
13/85
-
children up tp at least (G7.4~2)
one, ye'ar of age given routine child care by
trained health per_onnel is 100 -
The-percentage of pregnant wo.en with at le_at three visits fOf antenatal ~aTe is 100 (G7.4.1) The population growth rate is reduced to 1••• than 1% (R7)
1983 1985
87.9 1.53
12/86
. 12186
Part IV Pale 4 S 31 M.r~h 1981
WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOCIOgCONOJroIJC ANU \IF.ALTU INO[CA'i'OItS
Actual Year_ Ilata - Data
" ('a) . Hea-lt.h :pol icy ia4ic.• tor,,:
Sou ref! of. Dat"
-
Health for all has received endorsement as policy
1984 -I1984
'. ;
re. ,',
4t the highest official level (CI)
. ,
~
MecnanismA for involving people in the implementation of $trategies have been formed or '-" $trengtnened. and are actually' functioning «(;2)
+
Yes
13/85
-
At least 5% of the gross national product is spent on healtb (Gl)
A reasonable percentage of .national health ", ;: ~"penditure ia devoted' to ~rimary he«lt'}; 'eare (G4) ~esource8
1984 1984 1984
•
)0
13/85
are eq~ita~ly distributed (G5)
No
13/85 13{85
-
Defined itr,ltegies for health for all are aeco.panied by e~p1icit resource allocations (G6) Defined strategies for health for all need ext:ernal reaciurees (G6) ; , The needs for ext~!"rna1 resources of well-defined strategies for health for all are receiving sust"ained su-PPOl't- from 1ftOr~' 'affluent countries (Cb)
No
1984
+
Yes
13/85
-
At 1-e&lst 80X of local communities at all levels
1984
• '
Ye~ ,
13{85
have well-established voluntary and formal communit orga"nbations. which at"e committed to continIJ,ou9 primary health care act ion 'prograJJ\lJles (Rl) The community contributes in cash and in 'kind to health or health related action (R2) indicators:
.
•
10
(b)
So~ioeconomic
The percentage of population served with safe water in the home or within 15 minutesl walking distance i. 100 (Gl.l.\)
1982
80
13/85
The percentage of population with adequate sanitary facili.ties ill the home or immediate vicinity is 100 (G7~ 1.2) The adult literacy ratio for both men and wamen exceeds 70% (Gil) (Tocal/M/F)
1983
80
!J/85
1984 ,
•
Total Mal~
- >';I'i
0/85
"Female -
-, The gross national product per head exceeds at 1980 market prices (GI2)·
US$$OO
The daily per capita calorie availability exceeds 2500 calories (R3)
1984
•
:} 500 calodes
D/85 13/85
The daily psr capita protein availability exceeds 70 gram8 (R4)
1984
41.5 grams
Hotes;
The number in parentheses show the number given to the indicator in th~ Rlobal indicator list (Global StratttSy for Health For All bv the Year 2000, WHO, Geneva, 1:98) ("He-alth rot" All" Seri~s No.3), pages 15-16). Yes No
...
Source
13/85:
NA
No information/not available Not applicable
06/86; 12/86:
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for MFA/2000, 1985 Government's Reply to Cumulative 10ta1s of Cases ~nd Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, Revised December 1986 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government, t986
Pace' IV
'a,6 4' 31 Hu.b 1987 WESTERN PACIFIC ItBGIOII DATA BANK 011 SOCIal_Ie AHD HlAL1H INDICA,",RS "
'In~ i •• tott,)
for:
.~
Year
Dat.
llet •• l Data
$Q...re~
0(- n.ta
(.)
,~.lth.:
atatl!. and Quality 01
I,
I_a,. le•• 9Q% of children have • veilht for - At that correspond. to reference value. liven in At le_lt 90% of newborn i .. bntl bave a birtb wei,ht of at 25DD ct ... (C8.1) t
litei
indicl~er.: i
1983
+ +
97.6 ..
13/85
A,e
1982
'7
1l/8S
Annex 1 the Year
~o
KonitQ~in~
Development of Indicators for Pr0lr••• Toward. Haalth for All', by
.
000 (G8.2) Idene' Uab Ie 1984 1984 i,
infant .ortality Tat. for _11 - •The ub-.roup' b.low SO p•• IOOO 1iv8 birth, (09)
+ +
35. Tat.1t
11/85
, . '
-
Lif. expectancy st birth i. over 60 , ••r. (010) (TotalfM/rl
Male
- ...y.at'. - 63
13/8S
,- thou••n4 mort.lit, r.te birth. - No c •••• of diphtberia. tet.nu., Matern.1 live
reule : 1983
i. ~.lov ~ per (as) ~DP~AI
.
6S years P/8S 86/86
•
0.4 Tuberculoliei 43 - 1 095 Ke~.I.~
"85
coaqh . . . . . . e •• polioaayelitia and t ..bercul.oah
-
oce,,' (li)
(4) ,1ruUcstor. ot the delLve!! 2f health
CI~.~
,'Prilury hu.lth caTe i. available to the whol., population with at le.at the followina'
- "lbe percentage of -
deUve~ie. :b.y. tt'ai1\84, health para"".,.l is 9S (G1.4.1l
1982 ~985
The 'par••.,t... of·.bi ldren i-.nbe44gdnat diphtheria, tetaa.u. whoopin! COUi&b. _aat •• , po1.ioll)"elith and tubercule'lI .i.e ,5 (G7. 2) in~ludina availa~ilit, wi~bift
•
52
13/85
89.0-96.8 ,
12'/1/6 .'
Local health care, - of at t.aae 20 ••• ential drul.,
1984
100 .. . "
1l/8S
•
on. 1982
bourl, walk or travel i. 100% (G7.3)
• Th' ,.rcentase of children
.'
oDe.,ear of a,e siven routine child e.~e by ~~ health pe ••annal i. 100 (G7.4.2) percental. of pre,Dant ~n ~ith .1 l ••• ~ tbrite '1hit. for anteBud •••• ia 100 (G7.4.11 t"ate .
-
.r.•
~p to at le•• t
-
~7
!J/8S
The
.
.
19$2 1981
92
13/8$ . 13/85
Tbe popul.tiod .rowth 1••• than 1% (R7)
ia reduced
t~
.
2;1
.
"
Pact tv Page 47 3} March 1961
WESTERN PACIFIC RECION DATA BANK ON SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS Actual Data
[nd.ie.~ot'{$) f~)t.,
,', (,,)
.'
-.'
. SINGAPORE '.
Year
Oats
Source of Uata
.'
Heeltbi 2Ql i.e!: indicators;
, ,
.,'
,. a$
-
Hea1th for all has rec~ived endorsement at the highest official level (Gl)
policy
'.1983
+
D/85 Yes
I . 1981 +
Mechanisms for involvinS people in t~e impJementation of strategies have been formed or .tren8thened~ and are actualiy functioning (C2)
IlIBS
-
At least 5% of the gross national product is' spent on health (G3)
1983·
13/85
A reasonable percentage of national health 'I ekp~nditure is devoted to primary health'car~ (G4)
1983 '.
,
• + NA
8.b Yea Not app lie gb Ie
Il/85 D/S>
Resources are equitably distributed (CS) Defined s't"t'ateg'i'es for health for all are accompanied
1983 1983
"
JJI B:; IllS5 1l/85
by --e·xplici.t resource allocations (GI) 1983
- Defined strategies for health for all need e:l(ternal ... ~s~rces (G6) The: needs for e;Kte-rnal resources of well-defined atrateg"f,ea tor" health for all are receiving sustained support from mOre affluent countries (G6)
Nf\
""Not :appl"it::abt.;!
1983
--
No
,
.-
At·,hast 80% of local communities at all leveLs hav~ welt-established voluntary and formal community organizations. whiCh are committed to continuous pt'imery hesltb care aCtion prograaque& (Rt) . The-co~unity contributes in cash aod in kind to health or health related action (R2)"
19.8 3
No
DIS;
. i
.
' . ,
Socioeconomic ,indicators:
The percentage of population served with safe water in the home or within 15 minutes' walking di~tance .if' :100 (G7.l.l) The percentage of population. with adequate s,anitary facilities in the home or immediate vicinity i. 100 (C7.1.2) 1984
+
100
C'
13/65
+.
85
\J/85
-
The'adult literacy rate for both men and women exce.d, 70% (Gil) (Total/M/F) .
1985
+
To(a.l Hale
--
- 86.0
Female -
... --
HI86
..
: •"
-
The. gross national product per head exceeds USSSOO' a~ 1980 Il)8rket prices (G12) The,daily 2 er ca~ta calorie, 8vailab~lity ex~eeds -. . -2-500" ~a-I4.)Eies ,(R .... -- -- -The daily
1985 1971 1971
+
US$ 5 795 S$12 865
0<
12/86
-
+
3074 calories
..
13/85
2er ca2ita protein availability exceeds 70 grams (R4)
+
84.2 grams
Ili85
J
Notes:
The number in parentheses show the number given to the indicator io the global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000. Wl{(), Genev<l. 1981 ("Health For All" Seri.-I!S
No.3), pages 75-76). ... Yes
Source
l3}85:
NA
No No information/not available Not applicable
Government's Report un Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for HFA/2000, 19B'} [ 0 Cumulative Totals of Cases and Oeaths from 18 Selected Dis~~$~s for tn~ Year 1985. Revised December 1986 Country HeaLth Information Profile (CHIP} revised by Government~ 1986
06/86; lZ/86:
Gove~nment's R~ply
Part IV Page 48
31 Karch 1981 waSTEIN I'AClFIC REGI()N DATA BANK ()M S()Cl()&C<lIl\lllIC AHIl IU!ALTI! INDlCArollS
btdieator(e) for: (e)
c
§ I_!!!!IE
Yen:
""c. • 93.3
~tual
na ••
Source
01 Data " ,
Health at.tus and guaLitl of 1 ife indicator • .:
-
,
,
At lea.t 90% of newborn infants h.ve a birth weight of at 1.... 2500 ,ra. . (GB.1) At I ••• t 90% of cbHdl'en have a weight for age tbat corTeapon48 to reference values aiven in Annes I to De¥e~o~ent of Iudicators for Konitorin& P~o,~e•• TowaT4. Q.alt~ for All by tho Y ••• 2000 (GB.2) T~e
1984
12/86
... 1985
I
.,'
, +
infant .ort.tity r~t. for all identifiable aub-aroup. i. below 50 per 1000 1 ive birtb. (q9) ~r
9.3 Total Male - 71.2·yeal'8
12/86 , I
Life ._pectancy at biTth i. (Total/K/F) Matern~l
60 years {ClO)
1980
• +
UI8S
re.. l~ 0.0
- 69 ye~r. ~ 14 years 12186
mortality rate i. below 3 per thQua"'nd live '-birtlis (a.s.)
U8S 1985
•
,
No' ca••• of 4ipbtheri•• tetanus, whoapins cough, .e.ales. pol~41itiB and tub_rculo9ia occur (R6)
-
,
. Tuber~ulo.h
Measlee
1 928 136,
06/86
Primary health caYe ia av.ilable to popul~tioQ
th~ ~ole
with 4t le.at
th~
follow ina,
-
The pefcent.ge of deliveries by trained heolth pe •• ~ ••• 1 i. '5 (G1.4.1) The percent •• e of cbildren i..uniaed againat dipbtberis. tet4Du••. whaoping'eouah. de,ale., polio.yelit!. and tuberculosis i. 95 (C7.2)
1984 1985
t
".s 18 - 81 ranae * 12/86
c'
Local health ca~e. including availability of at ieaat 20 es.entiat drua., within one 'hou~'. walk O~ ~~.v.l i. 100% CGl.]) The percent_ge of children up to at least QQe ye.r of ale liv,n routine child care by traiAed ~th personnel i. 100 (C7.4.2). 1984
100
lJ/BS
-
79
1l/8S
,
-
The percent.se of pregnant women with at least three vi.ita fo~ antenatal eare i. 100 (C1.4.1) The popdlation srowtb rate is reduced to Ie•• than 1% (Iln
1984 1985
9S
13/85 13185
1.1
°ExeludiR3 ..aales
PaTt tv Page 49
31 "arch
l~ij7
WESTERN
PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SO~l"iI(;OJIOHIC AND HEAL1'H INDICATORS
Actual .. YEiar
Source
Data
, .>'"
Data
of Data
," (.) Hftel th pol icy - iftd iea-tou.: v
e~orBement
Health for all has received -
at t~e highest official level: (Gl)
as policy 1986 . 1966·
+
No
12/86 1218;
Hech,niama fOT involving people in the i.pl~mentation of 8tratelie8 have been for.ed: or atrengthened. and are actually fUhctioning (G2) At le.at SI of che Iro •• national product i . apent on health (G3)
Yes
.... 1982 1963 +
- apprax. 5 _(GOP) .. .
13{SS
...
~'("
A" .r:e.aBonable percentage of n.ti~nal llealth expenditure i8 devoted to priaary health care (~)
• +
approx. 50 Ye. No
'..
"", -:. ' Defined strate:gie~, f,o.r h'~alth for aU are accOIl\panied by' exp lie l.-i "resource allocations (G6)
~e$OUrCe8 ar_e
ecp.litably d_istributed (GS)
.,'
I )983 1983
I
13/85 13/85
I \
-
13/8;
D~fihed
I I I
strategies for nealth fOT all need external
)983
No
n/8; , .
reso}lTc e 8 (G6) • ,~' :. > >' • The .heede for external resource. of welI-d'efineci etra~e&ie8 for health for all are receiving sustained support fro. more Bcfluent countries (G6) -, ."
I
I
... 1983 Ho
..
At
of local communities at all lev~ls have well-established voluntary and formal community orgapi~ation8. which are committed. to' continuous 1~a8t.80%
primary health care action programmes (Rt) ~ ~he
community contribut~s in cash and in kind to health or health related action (R2)
1983
+
Yes
U/S;
{'?>
Socioeconomic indicators; .
,
.,
The percentage of popUlation served with saf~ water , i'n tpe home or within 15 minutest walking qi8tance is 100 (G1.l.ll The ,percentage of population ,with adequate sanitary facilities in the home or imme4iBte vicinity i. 100 (C7,1.2)
Urh.an Rural 1985
S1(J~9
13/85
5S1~i:S
11186
The 'adult literacy rate for both men and women exceeds 70% (Gil) (Tot.l/M/F) -. ,The gross national prod_uct per head exceeds US$500 at
1983
Total Ma~e ~'emale
25-30
... 12/86
.- ..
13/85
1980 market prices (G12)
•
US$ 5.02' or 51 7/il
Tbe daily per capitD calorie availability ex.ceeds 2500 ~alories (R)
The daily per capita protein availability exceeds 10 grams (R4) .Per capita GDP
Notes:
The number in parentheses sho~ the number given to the indicator in the global indicator lLst (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000, WHO) Geneva. 1981 ("Health For All" $eri"'b
Ho. 3), pages 75-76). +
Yes No
Source
13/85:
No information/not available
06/86;
NA Not applicable 12/B6;
Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing tbe StrategiE!B for kFA/:WtlO, liJti) Coverrunent I s ReI> 1y to Cumu!at i ve Tota l~ of Case s and Deaths frOm 18 Selected Diseases for th~ Year 1~8). Re~i6ed December 1986 Country Health Information ProfiLe (GHIP) revised by Government. 1986
Government'~
Part 1'1 Page SO 31 March 1987 ',i '
WESTERN PACIFIC aEG~OH DATA 8~ O~ SO.CIO!'(:ONOlUC A,NO IEALTH JIIDICA'lVRS
A<;tual
Inclieatore.) for:
SOioHoH' ISLANDS'
- 'l)at.
(c)
Health'atacua and quality of life indicators: At l •• at 90% of newborn infants have a: birth weight of _at. le.au 2500 11'''' -(GS.l)
-
At le.s~ 90% of children have a weicht for ale that corre.ponda to reference values given, in Annex;1 to.'-Developtlent of Ipdieatot".JJ for Monitoriaa Progre •• Towards Health for All by tho ~.ar 2000 (C8.2) The iDfaftt llaq'rtality rate fo'C' .11 iclentifiabl_ 8ub~oup. i. belov,~O per lOQO live birth. (Gg)
.. . . ,
....
.. I
'
-
. ,1_9~ 1983
• -
4~
13/85 n/8S
-
l Totallll/F) Katernal thou~and
Lif.
expe~~a~cy
at
bir~h
ia over 60 year. (010)
tal-at Male Feute 0.1 ~
years ... ...
~
-
~rtality
Tate i . b.low '-peT live birth. (IS)
1984
•
.
13/85 2
No ca.es of diphtheria. c:ec;anu •• whqopi~1 cough. ~41Iea, polio.yelitia and tuberculosis occur (1:6)
1~,8S*
-
Ke •• lea
06/86 .
,
(d)
'Indicators of the delivery'of
~lth care;
Primary beaUh. care is available to the whole population with at teast the f.a~lowing; The' percentale of deliveries by he•.l~h personnel i8 9S (07.4. U t~ained
1983 .
~
80
'13/85 13/85
-
The percentase of children ~nize4 against diphtheria, t~tanus, whooping eough, measlea, p~li~eliti. and tuberculosi,_ is 9~ (G7.2) Local health car.e, ineluding 4vaU.litbility of at least 20 ess&ntial drugs, within ane hou.r's walk 01" tt'avel is 100% (07.3) The percent,ge of children up to at least one year of age given routine child eare by trained health per.onnel is lOP (G7.4.2) The percentage of pregnant ",Olllen with at least tbt'ee vi"aits for antenatal c:.re i.8 100 (G1. 4.1) --rh~' pop,ulat"ioi\' S:J'owth .'
1984
81
I
-
1979' .'
... ...
58.2
13/65
-
."
-
'.
rate ia reduced to
1983
~
Ie .. than 1%'(17)
3.4
' ll/BS
*
Up to June 1985 only
P.rt 2V PAige 51
31 March WESTERN· PACIFIC REGION DA'tA BANI< ON
19~7
SOCIOECONOMIC AND HEALTH INDICATORS
IlldicatQr(s) for.:
l'ORU.AU ISLANDS
Uat.a
Dace
of Data
Health policy indicators: Health for all has r~eeived endorsement as policy at the highest official level (Gl) Mechanisms for involving people in the implementation of strategies have been formed oT strengthened, and are actually functioning (C2) At least S% of the gross national product is spent on health (G3) 1984 No
13/85 13185
1984
+
Yes
1984
+
8
13/85 13/85
A reasonable percentage of national health expenditure is devoted to primary health care·(G4)
1984
+
99
¥eaources are equitabty distributed (G5)
1984 1984
ll/S5 +
Ye.
13/85
Defined strategies for health for all need external resources (Gb) The needs for external resources of well-defined st~ategie$ for health for all are receiving sustained support from mOTe affluent countries (G6)
At
l~ast BOt of IOC41 communities at all l~vels have well-established voluntary and formal community organizations. which are co~itted to continuous primary health care a~Cion programmes (81)
\964
+
Yes
The community contributes i~ cash and in kind to health or health related action (R2) Socioeconomic indicators; The percentage of population served ..,ith safe water in the horne or within 15 minutes' walking distance i. 100 (e7.1.1)
The percentage of population with adequate sanitary facilities in the home or irumediate vicinity is 100 (G7.L2) The adult literacy rate for both men and women
1983
+
exceeds 704 (Gll)
(Tota1/M/~)
Total Male Female
99
13185
The gross nacional product per h~ad exceeds US$SOO at 1980 market prices (~12)
The daily per capita calorie availability exceeds 2500 calories (R3) The 4aily per capita protein availability 70 gt"8f11S
~xceeds
(R4)
Notes;
The number in parentheses sho~ the number given to the indicator in the global indicator list {Global Strategy for ij~alth For All by the Year 2000, WHO. Geneva, 1981 ("Health for All" Serie!j No.3). pages 7S-76). Yes No No information/not available
...
Source
13/85~
12/83: 06/86:
NA Not applicable
Government f s kE:port on J::valuat ing Pro!:ress in imp lement iilg the St utegies for HFA/LU{jU. 19b') Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government. 1983 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of cas€'s and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases i<;H- the ~ear 1985. Revis~d December 1986
Part IV Pal. 52 :n .....&h1981
Indiector(.) (c)
Pot"
TaR£LAUIS~NDs ,
Data
"Health 8tatu8 and quality of life indiciltor.:
-
I, -
At least 9V4 of n,wboTn intanta have a birth weight of atte •• t 2500 ar... (G8.1)
1973/14
• "
~3.2
- 96 range
13/115
At least 90% of child ten have 8 weisht for age that correspond. to rf!fetence v.lUfe.8 li~en in Annex 1 to Develop.ent of Indicator. for Monitoring Progre.s Towards Health for All by the, Year 2000 (G8.2)
-
The infa"t aortality rate for 411 identifiable sub-group. is below 50 per 1000 live birtha (G9) Life e:llpectancy at birth is over 60 )lea...s (G10)
1983
•
28*.
13/85
.,. , , , ,
(Tdtal/H!') . - . M.terna~ 'IlOrt~'lity ~.te is beloW 1 pet tbOUBiuid live bi't~h. (kS) 140 ,case' of diphtberl. •• tetanus, 'Whooping
1983 "
•
0
1985
coush,.aiilea, polioiqe1itis and tubereuLqsbi ocC;ur (R6)
·
Hea.-l" '- 41
9&/8&
(d)
Indicatgr. of the
deli~elr
of health care:
Primary health e8~e.i. available to the whole population with at ·l.ast the follow~na:
-
The percent.se of de1ive~i~. by trained health personnel io 9S (G1.4.'1l The percentage of child~en i~uni:ed .gaina~ diphtheria. ~etanu8, whoopini cough, ..a.les, poliomyelitis and tuberculosis ia 9S-(GJ.2) Local health care, including availability of at le,at 20 essential drusa. within one houris walk or travet is 100% (G7.1)
I
-
1983
99
13/85
-
The percentage of children up to at leaat one ye~r of age given routine child care by trained healtb per80nnel ie 100 (G7.4.2) . The pe~centage of pregnant women ~ith at least three ~8its for antenatal care is 100 (G7.4.1) The population growch rate is reduced to le •• than 1% (R1)
-
1983
1.2
13/85
*
Perinatal death rate
Part IV Page 53
31 March 1981 WESTERN PACIFIC'REGION DATA BANK ON SOCroEOONOHIC AND HEALTH' INDICATORS
Indicato~(s)
for:
~
Year
Data
Actual Data
Source of Data.
(a)
Health poliey indieatora: Health for all has rec.eived endorsement as policy at the highest official level (GI) MechanisG18 fot' involving people in the "i_plementation of strategies nave been formed or strengthened. and are actually functiQning (GZ) 1983 +
12/8&
1983
•
Yes
12/86
-
At least 5% of the gros. national. product is apent on health (G3)
1980/81 1982 1983 +
4.5% 25.3%
13/85 13/85 12/86
A rea.onable percent_Ie of national health e.peGditu~e i. devoted to primary health care (G4) Resources are equitably distributed (GS)
More work is now being made on more equitable allo~ation and for more emphasis on local health care +
-
Defiaed strategi •• for healtb for all are accompanied by explicit resource allocation (G6) Defined strategies for health for all need external resources (G6) The needs for external resources of well-defined
1983
Yea Tonga ig receiving sustained support from more affluent countries towards this strategy for i\FA .
12/86
I
1983
+
12/86
1983
+
strategies for health for all are receiving sustained support from more affluent countries (G6) At least 80% of local coamunities at all levels have well-established voluntary and formal community organizations, which are committed to continuous primary health care action programmes (RI) The
1983
+
Yes
12/86
(bl
community contributea in cash and in kind to
1983
+
Yes
12186
nealtb or health related action (R2)
Socioeconomic indicators:
-
The percentage of population served with safe water in the home or wit~in 15 minutes' walkin& di$tance i. 100 (Gl.1.ll The perc~nta&e
1984
-
99.3
·12186
laciliti~s
of population with ad~Quate sanitary in the home or immediate vicinity
1984
+
40
!J/85
i. 100 (Gl.1.2)
-
The adult literacy rate for both men and wo~n exceeds 70% (CU) OS years & over) (Total/M/F)
1976
Total Male Female -
... - 19 77.5
12/86
The gross national product per head exceeds US$500 at 1980 market price~ (GI2) The daily per cae:ita calorie availability 2500 calories (R3) ex~eeds
1983
+ +
ust Tt
354 or 410
13/85
1983
2750 calories 61.2
13/85
Notes:
The daily per caeita protein availability exceeds 70 gramB {R4}
1975-1971
I
-
12/86
The number in parentheses show the number given to the indicator in the global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000. WHO. Geneva, 1981 ("Health For AlII! Series No. 3)-:-p;g;s 15-16).
+
Yes No
Source
13/85: 06/86:
No information/not available
NA NOt applicable 12/86:
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for HFA/2000, 1985 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985, Revised December 1986 Country Health Information Profile (CHIP) revised by Government. 18 February 1986
Part IV Paae 54 31 Harch 1987
WE.STEaII .PACIFIC JUiGION DATA BAlIK ON SOClOECOIIQIIIC AIIIl IIUlo'tII l"I>l.CATO\IS .
AetLlSI" Ind ieator(.) fol';- ~ (c) Ye.ar
-
,
Source
!;lata
._
..
,,~ata
of Data
Health atatu. .ud gualitl of
13f.
ind!catora; 1984 1984 + 98+
·
At leaet 90% of aewborp infa~t. ha~e a birth we~ght of at 1.... 2500 .rau (G8.l) t~at
13/85 13/85
90% of children have a weight far - At leaat cOTreaponda to reference valuea siven tb. Y.ar 2000 (08.2)·
ace In
<-
80
Annex 1 to Deve10pmept of Ipdicatora for Honitorins; PTolra •• 'l'owarda a.a1th tor All ~
· · d)
.!'he infant .ortaUey rate for .ill ideDtifiable lub-.roup. i. bela. SO per 1000 live birth. (G9) Life,,_~.ct.ncy
1983 1984
11.1
l3/H5
at birth ie over 60 y.are (C10)
(TotaillllP)
-
Total Me-Ie
Female -
- Matenal..
'ltDTta)'-h·y rate i. below _3 per thou.and live birth. (as)
... 1985 ~,ta~UII Me~.le,8
- .. . " '
.
60
.
...
iJ/85
No ~ ••ea qf diphtheria, tetanuas, whoopin& couSh . . . .,18&. poli~.liti. aft4 tuberculosis occur (16)
'Tubert::ulolis . .
J ... 18
06/86 .. .
412 ,
Indicators of the--deli_II of health ea'te: Pr~ary
health care i. available to the whole population witb at lea't the f~llowina: 'by,
- The perceDtale of deliveries .
trained
1984 1984
health p.non.... 1 is 95 (07.4.1l
-
ijO
P/85 1318~
The pe~entale of children (infant. ~nder one yo.. of a.e) '-'nbod ....... t diphtheru. tetanul, whoop ina couah, ~a.l"t ,oliom,elitie .nd CubeTculo.). i. 9S (G7.2) Local bealtb CAre, includinl availability of at lea.t 20 es ••ntisl drugs, witbin one hour'. walk or travel i. 100% (C7.3) The pe~eDtage of cbilo~eD up to at le•• t one year of· ... aiven routine child care by tra~ned health peraonnel i. 100 (C7.4.2) 'l'be peJ'cenc:aae of preSU4nt women with at 1e88t .three vieitl fq1 aotenatal care is 100 (G7.4.1) ie redueed to
-
80+
-
1984
80
13/8;
· -
1964
60 - 80
13/85
1984 1984
80 0.9
13/85.
- The popuJacioo·srQwtb rate· Ie•• tban 1% (a7)
13/65
,
Part IV Page 55 31 March 1981 WESTERN PACIFI C REGION DATA BANK ON SOClO£(lJNOHIC. AND HEALTH INDICATORS . . "" .~,
Ac ttl.! 1
Source
In4icato-r( .. -> for: (a)
'1' 'r: of- tbe ·PACInC ISLANDS
Year
Data
Data
of Data
ne*lth 'policy indicQtoTs:'
-
Health for all has received endorsement as pQlicy at the highest ofticia! .level (GI)
19S3
No.
13/85
Mechanisms for involving people in the impl,e.rnentatl.on of strategies have been forme"d or strengthened, and are actually 'functioning (e2) At reast 5% of the gross national product is spent on health (G) .A reasonable percentage of national health -, expenditure is devoted" to primary hea 1 th care (G4) Res~rce$
1983
NO
Il/as
1983
+
apprax. 6-12 appro)(. 15-20
13/85 13/85
19BJ
-
are equitably distributed (C5)
1983
No
13185
Defined strategies for he~lth for all are accompanied by' e~p1icit rI!source allocations (G6)
~
Defined strategies for health for all need e_ternal resources (G6)
1983
+
Ye.
13/85
The needs for external resources of well-de"fined strategies for health for all are receiving sustained support from .ore a~fluent countries (G6)
...
-
At least 80% of local communities at all levels have well-established voluntary and formal community o~ganization8f which are committed to continuous primary health care action programmes (Rt)
1983
No
13/85
~
The community contributes in cash and in kind to health or health related action (R2)
1983
+
13/85
OD
Socioeconomic indicators: The percentage of population served with safe water in the home or withirl 15 minutes· walkio.g distance is 100 (G7.1.1)
1983
60
13/85
-
The percentage of population with adequate sanitary facilities in the home or immediate vicinity
1983
30
13/85
is 100 (Gl.1.2) The adult literacy rate for both men and women exceeds 70% (GU) (Total/M/In The gross national product per head exceeds US$500 at 1980 market prices (G12) the ~aily
1983 1982
+ +
us~ 1300*
!JIBS
US$ 9300**
\J/85
per capita calorie
2500 calories
On)
a~ailability ek~eeds
The daily per capita protein availability 70 grams (R4)
e~cepds
Notes:
The number in parentheses show the number- given to, the' indicator in the: global indicator 1 ist (Global Strategy for Health For All by the Year 2000, WHO, Geneva. 1981 ("Healtb For ALl" Series No. ) , pages 75-76). Yes No
+
Source
13/85: 06/86:
No information/not available NA
Not applicable
Government's Report on Evaluating Progress in Implementing the Strategies for MFA/2000, 1985 Government's Reply to Cumulative TDtals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Djseases for Year1985, Revised December 1986
*Federated States of Micronesia **Gross Island Product per head - Northern Marianas
Po,. 31 March 1987 Part IV S6 WBSTI!R11 PAC.IFICRBCION, DATABANK ON SOCIO~OONOMIC
AND HEALTH IlIDlCATORS
,
"
c',
Iodicat,orh) for: (c)
T 1
or ,
Till! PACIFIC lSLAIIDS
Dolo
Aet"al Dota
Source of Data
ae.lth status and quality pf life -indicator.: ..,.
At leaat 90% of ne~born infanta have a birth weight of at le•• t ~SOO ,rom' (GS.~) At lust 90% of ct\ildr,,, have
1979-81
+
11/8S
a:
weight fo1" age
that corr •• ponda to refe~enc8 values given in Annex 1 to Dev.lo~at of lndicatora for Monitorina Prolr••• Toward. Health for All by the Year 2000 (G8.1) -
The infant mortality rate for all i4entifiable
1984 1983
+ +
14.9 Total !la1. FelD8le
13/8S - 64.0*
sub-groups i. I
belo~
SO per 1000 live birth' (C9)
Li fe expectancy at birth is over 60 years (GIO) (Total /H/F)
-
Katernal mortality rate is below 3 per thQqaaad live births (a5) No casel of 4iphtheri., tet_au., whooping couch" lII.a.lea, poliomyelitis and tubercu~o8h occur (R6)
198~
+ I
1.51
1~/85
\98S
Tuberc.ulosis He ••
l_,
95 7
06/86
(d)
Indicatora of the delivery of health care:
Prt.&ry health care is svailable to the whole population with at least th. following: the percentage of deliveriet by trained health peraonnel ia 95 (Gl.4.1) The perceDt'.ge of children i .... niaed against diphtheria, tetanus, whoopidg cough, ••• ale' t poliomyelitis and tuberculo_is ia 95 (G7.2) of
1981
89****
13/8S
1981/84
30 - 99 ra.ge**"*
13/85
-
Local health care~ including availability at least 20 e&sential drugs,' within one houris walk or travel i. 100% (G7.3) ,
1983 ,
-
the percentase of children-up to at le&.~ on. year of age &iven routi~e child care by trained b •• lth personnel i. 100 (G7.4.2) The percentage of preanant women with at lea.~
-
three visits for antenatal care is 100 (G7.4.l) The PQP~18tion
growth rate is redueed to
1982
I... than 1% (R7)
1.9
,
11/85
* *** **** *.*** •-
Microneei • Within one hour's travel Rave ecce •• to 10 ~8a.ntial ~rugs Overstated due to under-report ins of births lmaunisation foy (hildreri "2-6 year. old; excluding BOG
Part IV Page S7 31 March 1987 WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA BANK ON SOC.lOiCONOItIC AND. HEALTH INDICATORS
• .. .
Actual for~ ~
Source
lndic.tot(s) .
..
Year
Data
Data
ot
Data
Health for all haa received
endor8e~nt
as policy
1983
+
.t tf\"e highest offici.t level (Gl)
Constitutlon contains 11 statement on the right
13ls5
of citizens to live a' healthy life
Hecba~is.s for involvin& people in the i.pl~ntation of atraEesies have been formed OT etrengthened, and are 4~tu411y functioning (C2) - At least 5% of the grass national product is "; ·on he.,.lth (G3) -, ~pent
+
Ye,
13/85
1984
+ +
1.7 ApproximAtely 30 Yes Yeo
1318\ lJf85
A reasonable percentsge of national health e.pen~Hture i.s devoted to p>r-imary health care {G4)
1984
Resourees are.aquitably
di8tri~uted
(G5)
19B3
+
13/"\
acc~nied by explicit resource allocations (G6)
n.fined 8trate&ies for health for .11 are
1983 198)
• +
- .'hfined strategies f~r health for all need extf!l.'rnal resources (G6i
-
fo~ exterBal resources o£ well-defined stl'afegtes for health for dl are receiving sustained support from more affluent councries (G6)
The needs
1983
+
Financial asaistance received from affluent countries and organizations for the development of the nation~l health services 100
13/85
-
At least 80% of local communities at all levels have ~ell-established voluntary and formal co~unity orga~ization ••
1983
+
13/85
which
ar~ c~itted
to continuous {Rl)
primaTY health care action
prO&ra~@8
-
T~e
flealth or health
community contributes in cash And in kind to .r~l.lJted action (RZ)
1983
+
-Col'lUDUnity provides fr~e labour
131B5
(b)
Socioeconomic indicators: the percentage of population served with safe water in the home or within 15 minutes' walking distance i. 100 (G7.1.1) Tile percentage of population with adequ:lte sanitary facilities in the bome or immediate vicinity i. 100 (GT.l.2) 1984 80
1984
+
'100
13/85
13/85
The adult literacy rate for both e.ceeds 70% (Gil) (Total/II/F) -
m~n
and women
1983
+
To~al
-
Male Female
- ... - . ~ ~
95
13185
The iross nati(:mal product per head exceeds tJS$500 at 1'80 market prices' (GI2)
1983
Allst$
US$ 360 or 430
13/85
The daily per capita calorie availability exceeds 2500 calorie$ (RJ) The daily pet capita protein availability 10 grams (R4) exc~eds
L -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~_ _ _ _~_ _~_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ L_ _ _ _
Notes:
The number in parentheses show the number given to the indicator in the global indicator 1 ist (Glob;:d Strategy for Health For All by the Year :WOO. WHO. Geneva, 1981 {"Health For All" Seril;!s No. )-,--pages 75-76).
+
Ye. No
Source
1l185: 06/86:
CoverntDent I s Report on Evaluating Progress in Imp lement ing the Strategies for HFA/2000. 1985
NA
No information/not available Not applicable
Governhlent's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Year 1985,
Revised December 1986
P,rt IV Pase' 58 31 1I...h 1987 WISTERN PACIFIC RIIGIOHnllTA ._OM SOCIOEOONOlllC AND HEAl.TH INDICATORS
,SOUl'ce
lndicator(,> fQr;
~
Year
Data
"f Data
ee)
Health ,tatu. and quality of life indicator.: ~
At leaat 90% of newborn infante have a biytb weisbt of at le•• t 2S00 ,ra.' (G8.1) At least 90% of childred have , weight for ace
1983
+
97
13/85
th.t' corr•• pond. t,G reference valu•• aiven in Annex 1 to Develo,.ent of Indicator. for Monitotini ProaTe •• Toward. Health for All by the Ye .. 2000 (C8.1) , The infant .ort.Hey Tate for, .U identifiable • ub-,l'oupS i. below SO pe~ 1000 live birth. (G9)
1984 19~)
•
45.6 Total - •••
13/85 13/85
-
Life expectancy at (Total/K/V)
bi~th
is over 60 years (ClO)
Kale - 57 year, Female - 60 1e~x8 198) 1985
-
Hatet'nal .ortality rate i. below 3 per thousand live birth. (is) No eases of di~th~ri., tetanu" whoopinl cough, ...... le", poliollYelitis and tubercula.i.
2.5
13/85 06/86 .
Tuberculosis
occur
(R6) . .
,
Cd)
Indicato~8
of the delivery of healtb
ca~e:
PTi1N.ty health care b available to the Whole population with at l.aat the following;
-
The
percenta,~
of deliveries by trained «;7~4.l>
1984 1983
+
100 6~
13/85 - 100
health p,:r,onn.et i. 95,
The percentage of children im.uni.ed against
diphtheria, tetanus, ¥hooping COUCh. me.sl •• , poliomyelitis .nd tuberculosis is 9S (G7.2) Local health care, including availability, of at lea.t 2,0 e.senti.l druss. within on. 1984 +
un._
13/85
100
q/ss
hOUf'8 welk or travel is lOO%.(G7.3) The percentage of children up to at least Doe rur of 81.e siven 1:'OutiM child c.are by trained health personnel i. 100 (01.4.2) 1984
• +
100
13/85
-
The percent_ae of pregnant women with at least three visit. for antenatal care i. 100 CG1.4.1) The pepulatioq growth rate is reduced to I . . . tbaA 1l (1/.7) , .'
1984 198J
100
13/85 13/85 ,
1.5 .. ,
'
Part IV .age S9 31 Much 1987
WESTERN pAcIFIC _SCION DATA BAN~ ON socloaroNlllllc,AliD' I\I!AImI '1lI0ICATORS , ,Actual nata ..Source of Data
Indicatot(.) for:' VANUATU (a} Health -
_.. 'at
,
.'
,,'.
,
Yeat' ,
Data
-. 8S
p~lic! fo~
indicators. all hea received endorse.ent poliey 1984 1984 + ,
Health
Yea
D/8S
the highest official. l."el (Gl)
:
-
for involvinl people in the 'impledentation of stcateaies ~ave been' formed Dr arrenstbened, and are actually functioning (C2)
Hechafti~
•
Yes
13/M
. 13.8
"
-
At least S% of the on bealth (G3)
gr088
rtational product is spent
,1984
• +
13/85 13/8S
50 No
A' realonable percenta,e ~f national health expenditure is deVoted to priaary health care CG4) a_~ou~ce.
1984 1984
are equitably 'distributed "', .' >
(CS)'
+ +
13/as
-
Defined .ttatI8i~B fot'health -fo~ 411 are accODPanied by explicit ~e.ource aIloe_tiona (G6) Defin.d atrategies for health for all need externsl resources (C6)
1984 1984
13/85 -,
-
The needs-for ~xc~rn.k re.ources of veIl-defined strategies for he.lth-fo~ 411 ,are receiving sustained support fro~ more affluent countrie. (C6) Ie•• , 802 of local cm.unitie. at all levels have well-established voluntary and formal cOmhdnity
... 1984 +
- --·~At
Yes "
13185
orlaniz.tion.~ pri~ry health
which Are ca.aitted to continuous care action progra~s (~l) ,
The c~mmunity contributes in cash and in kind to 'h.'lth or health related 'action (12)
1984
•
Y. .
13/85
The percentage of population served with safe water in the hOme or within 1S minutes' walking distance -(S'100 (G7.1.1l
1981-85
45
13/85
The percentage of population with adequate sanitary faeitlties in tbe home or insmediate vicinity is 100 (G1.1.2)
1981-85
30
13/85
-
Th~
exceeds 70% (Gil)
adult literacy rate for both men and wo.en (Tot. lAM/F) e~ceeds
The grosa national product per head at 1980 Market pri~es (eI2) ~
US$SOO
1982
+
US$
529 or
11185
VATU 42 320
The da~i1y per ("api ta calorie ':vailab~,l it-V exceeds 2500 ~~lor.ie$ 70 graQls (R4)
h:n
1919 1979
•
2546 :calC)ries 68.4 gra.s
13/85 Il/85
The daily per capita
p~otein
availability exceeds
Note.:
The number in parent~eses show the number given to the indicator in the global indicator list (Global Strategy for Health Fot" All by the Year 2000~ WHO, Geneva, 1981 ('~Health For All" Series No~ )):-pt;ges 59-60). Yes
+
Source
13/85:
No
No information/not available
06/86:
NA
Not applicable
Governmentls Report on Evaluating Progress in Imple~nting the Strategies for HFA/2000. 1985 Government's keply to Cumulative Tota16 of Cases and Deaths fro. 18 Selected Diseases for the fear 1985, Revised December 1986
.
\
.'
'art IV ','Pal. 60 31 ICoreh 1987 ',: """..,ftilM ""CU:II: UOION DOlT" '",,11 Oil 8ooI01001lOll1C AIID IlULTH INDICATORS
(e)
Health .t.cu. and guality of life indicator., ; 1
, 1983 . ".~
-
At lea.t 90% of newborn infapts have a
birth weigh. of a. Ie ••• 2500 arae. (G8.1) , ~.
-
.. '.' i <' ,-
At lu.t 90% of chi\da-.n haYe a V8ilht for . .a . tbat corT ••,ond. to reference v•• ue. liven in Annea 1 t~ Developaent of I~dic.tor. for lfDnitoriq Prol~" TOwu4. lIealtb fo ..:,l.ll by the Y •• r 2000 (08.2) The intant ..,rtaUty rate for .11 idllQJ:ifiabl. .ub-.roup. i. below SO pel' 1000 live bi·rtb. (G9) , 'Lif. e.pectancy .. bi,th is over: 60 p.r. (GIO) , (TotallK/') ~ternal mortality ra~e is below. 3 per : thou.and live birtlta (as) .
, ,.',
",.!
,
1984 1984
7,5
I
,-
.- .
- ~ •• ' • 56 ye.~ • .• relUlle. - .$4 yeaT. .To~al
Hale
,
-
1983' 1985* '. '~
1.07 ' , - . ,'. )
13/8S 06/86
- : No C'.'I of diphtheria, tet.nua, wboopina 'cough, me•• lea. poliomyeliti' and ~uberculo.i. occur (K6)
Whooping COUCh 1?&0
,
.,
~
""•.1...
Tuber~u~q"h1e~.nus '
'" 4L; , :J, ~ .~54
{i{'- l~ic:ator. , .,f~',
of the
fd~li.,en
,,'
,',
of healtb care: . ;,. ~'
, Pri.. ry health caee it available to the wbole : popula,ioQ with at le4at the followift&~ ..
,
i
-
The pereenta,e 'Of deliveries by trai~ed health peraonnel is 9~ (G7.4.1) The percent ••• of children ~niz.d againet : diphr.heria, tetanul. Whoopin, coUgh, .a.le., . poliCKaye.litia ¥A. tuberculQlh i •. 95 (C7.2) Local health ~are, includiftg availability of at le•• t 20 e •• eutiat drugs, within one : hour'. walk or ,t~ayel 'is 100% (G?l):'~·
~,
I
1983 ,
''''",
., 11/85 ,13/85
1983
18
-
68",~...e,
"".
-
80 "',
.. 1l/85 j'
"
- ; The percentlge of cbU;dren up to 'at lea8~ one y.ar of ase given routine child care by : trained health personnel is 100 CG7.4.2)
... , ," ,
.;,
"
"
I
"
- 'The percectaae of pregnaat woaen'with at least '. thr~ v.i.-its f.r,'ant •.~tal ·care is lOQ;,-<G7~4.U ,;' ;; >'
1983 '
.. ' ,
~
'. :~
, 13/8)
90
...
The population gl'owth :rate i8 re4uced to : le......... 1% (J~ll, : '.;"" ,
1979
.
,
,
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Part IV Page 61 31 M.urcll WESTERN PACIFIC REGION DATA SANK ON SOCIOECONOHH': AND HEALTH INDICATORS l~bl
Indicator(s) for: (a)
SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIET NAN
Year
Data
Actual Data
Source of Data
Health policy indicators: Health for all has received endorsement 86 policy at the highest official level (Gl) Hechanis.s for involving people in the implementation of atrategies have been formed or strengthened, and are actually functioning (G2) .-
1982 1982 +
Yes
11/87
Il/87
At leaat 5% of the gross national product is spent
in heolth (G3l A reasonable pe·rcent.age of national health
1985 1985
50 +
11./87
expenditure is devoted to primary health care (G4)
Resources are equitably distributed (G5) Defined 8trateaies for health for all are accompanied by explicit resource al1ocat~ons (G6) Defined .tratelies. for health for all need external re80U,CU (G6)
12/87
The need. for ext&rnal resources of well-defined strategies for health for all are receiving sustained support fro • .are affluent countries (C6) At leaat 80% of local c~unities at all levels have well-established voluntary and formal community organizations. which are committed to continuous primary health care action programmes {Rl) The COMmunity contributes in cash and in kind to health or health related action (R2) (b)
1985
Yes
• 12.187
1985
+
Yes
Socioeconomic indicators: The percentage of population served with safe water in the home or within 15 .inutes' walking distance
1985
Urban Rural 35
- 50 - 33
U/87
is 100 (C7.l.I)
The percentage of population with adequate sanitary facilities in the home or immediate vicinity is 100 (G7.1.2) The adult literacy rate for both men and women exceeds 70% (GIl) (total/M/F)
1985
n/B] .
1982
+
Total Male Female US$ 110
96
The gross national product per head exceeds USi500 at 1980 market prices (GI2) The daily per cRJita calorie availa.bility exceeds 2500 calories ( ) The daily per capita protein availability exceeds 70 grams (R4) Notes: The number in parentheses &ho~
1985 1985 1985
+
"/8 )
1940 calories
12/87
(Global Strategy for Health For All by the No~ 3}, pages 75-76).
the number given to the indicator in the global indicator list Ye~r 2000. WHO. Geneva. Ilj81 {"Health For All" Series Source 1J/6:o;
+
Yes
COVecnmcac's Report
Oll
Eva.luati.ng Progreso;
No
NA
No information/not available Not applicable
06/86: 12/87;
"in lmplementing the Strategies for H.FA/2IJL)O, J.,,(I') Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals of Cas~s aad D-eaths [rom IB Selected Diseases .for the Yean; 1983-85, Rev December 1986 Country Review by WR/Hanoi. Country Operations Committee Meeting. 6-10 April 1987, WHOjWPRO. Manila, Phtlippines
Page 62 31 March 1981
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i
r---------------------------------~~~~~---------;~----,--------r------~A~c7t-uB~I---------;--S~o~u-r-c-e--, Year lndicator(s) for: SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIET NAM Data Data of Data ,
(c)
Health status and quality of life indicators:
At least 90% of newborn infanta have a
1985 1985
+
87
12/87
birth weight of at least 2S00 grams (Ca.l) At least 90% of children have a weight for 8ge
48.5
12/87
that corresponds to reference values given in A.noex 1 to Developme.Jlt of Indicator~ for Monitoring Progress ToWards Health for All by the Year 2000 (08.2)
The infant morcality rate for all identifiable Bub-groups is below 50 per 1000 live births (G9) Life' expectancy at birth is over 60 years (GIO)
1985 L982
+
36.5
12/87
Total + +
- •••
13/85
(TotBI/M/F) Maternal mortality rate is below 3 per thousand live births (RS) No cases of diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, measles, poliomyeli~is and tuberculosis occur (R6) 1985 1985
Male - 62 years Female - 66 years
+ .
1.4 Z)61 Diphtheria Pertussis 440ll 1658· Tetanus Poliomyelitis 1600 Measles 82211 Tuberculosis 62794
12/87 12/87
d)
Indicators of the
deli~ery
of 'health care;
Primary health care is available to the whole population with at least the following:
The ~ercentage of deliveries by trained health personnel is 95 (G7.4.0
1985
+
99 50 - 70 range
1l/81
The percentage of children immunized against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, measles, poliomyelitis and tubeTculcsis is 9S (G1.2) Local health care. including availability of at least 20 essential drugs, within one hour I S w:1lk or travel is 100% ,(G7. 3) The percentage of children up t~ at least one year of age given routine child care by trained health personnel is 100 (G7';_4,._2) 1'he percentage of _pregnant women with at least three visits for antenatal care is 100 ((;7.4.0 The population ~rowth rate is reduced to less than 1% (R1)
1983
13/85
1985 '
95
12/87
1982
90
13/85
1965 1985
24.0 ..
12/87 12/87
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WESTERN PACIFI C RECION
DATA BANK ON S()CI()ECONOMIC ANI> ltl!ALTH INDICATORS
Indicator(s) for: <a>
WALLIS AND FUTUNA
Year
Data
Actual Data
Source of Data
Health policy indicators: Health for all haa received endorsement as policy at the highest offic ial level (Gl) Mecbani.~
for involving people in the implementation of strategies have been formed or strengthened, and are actually functioning (G2)
-
At least 5% of the gross national product i, spellt on health (G3)
-
A reasonable percentage of national health expenditure is devoted to primary health care (G4) Resources are equitably distributed (C5) Defined strategies for health for all are accompanied by explicit resource allocations (G6) Defined str.ategies for health fer all need external reaources (C6)
The needs for external resources of well-defined 8trategies for health for all are receiving sustained support from more affluent countries (G6)
At least 80% of local communities at all levels have well-es~ablished voluntary and formal community organi~ations) which are committed to continuous
primary health care action programmes (RI) the community· contributes in cash and in kind to health or health related action (R2) (b)
socioeconomic indicators.
The percentage of population served with safe water in the home or within 15 minutes' walking distance is 100 (C7.1.l) The percentage of population with adequate sanitary facilities in the home or immediate vicinity i. 100 (G7.1.2)
The adult literacy rate for both men and women exeeeds 70% (GIl) (Total/M/F)
The gross national product per head exceeds USj500 at 1980 market prices (GI2)
-
The daily per capita calorie availability exceeds 2500 calories (R)) The daily per capita protein availability exceeds
70 graws (R4J
Notes:
The number in parentheses show the number given to the indicator in the global indicator list (Global Strategy fo)' Health For All by the Year 2000. WHO, Geneva, 1981 (ItHealth For All" Series
No.3), pages 75-76). +
Yes No
Source 12/82.2
No information/not available
NA Not applicable
06/85
Government'a Reply to EPI Health Information System Queat1onna1~e, 1982 Government's Reply to Cumulative Totals or Cases and Deaths from 18 Selected Diseases for the Years 1983-84 and up to July 1985
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WESl'I!RNPACIFIC REGIO,HOATA BANK ON SPCipl!OONOHICAHD IlE,'LTH INDICATORS
Actual lndieator(s) fot; '
WALLIS AND FUTUNA '.
Year ,
nats . .
nata
Source of Data .
..
.
(c)
Health status and quality of life indicators: At .le.st 90% of ttewborn infants have a birth weight of at least 2-500 gram. (G8.1') At -leaat 90% of children have a weight for age that corresponda to reference values given in Annex t to Development of Indicators for Monitot'inl P'fOgt'el8 Toward. Health for AU by the Ye.r 2000 (08.2) The infant aortality rate fo~ all identifiable sub-groups is below 50 per 1000 live bi~tbs (G9) Life expectancy at birth is over 60 years (GIO) (Total/!t/F) Maternal ~rt.lity rate is below 3 per thousand live births (RS)
.
I
I
.'
-
... .
No cases of diphtheria, tetanus, whooping- c~ugh, mea.le., poliomyelitia and- tuberculosis occul'" (R6)
1985
Tuberculosis
14 ..
0~/85
~d)
Indicators of the delivery of health care: .
Primary health care i8 available to the whole population with at le,ast the following: Th. percentage of del'iveries by trained
health personnel is 95 (G7.4.1) The percentage of children immunized against diphtheria. tetanuB, whooping cough. measles. pol-iOllYeiitia and tuberculosis is 95 (G7.2) Local health care, inCluding availability of at least 20 essential drugs) within one hOU~'8 walk or travel is 100% (e7.3) The- percentage of children up to at leas t one, year of age given' routine ehild care by trained health personnel is 100 (G1.4.2) The percentage of pregnant women with at least
,
1982
TubercUlosis - 100 DPTrII - 12.1
12/82.2
-
I
-
-
three visits for antenatal care is 100 (G'.4.1) The population growth rate is reduced to less than 1% (R7)