Progress and gaps in CRVS systems a focus on mortality.

World Health Statistics 2026

The analysis presented in this chapter of the World Health Statistics 2026 Report is based on the WHO Mortality Database as of January 2026, which includes deaths registered in national vital registration systems, with underlying cause of death as coded by the relevant national authority. These data are official national statistics in the sense that they have been transmitted to WHO by the competent authorities of the countries concerned (6). The completeness figures draw on analysis of the global health estimates 2023 which is explained in Chapter 2. The country stories were prepared in collaboration with WHO regional offices, WHO country offices and government officials.


 













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