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SDG 3 'Good health and well-being'

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Snezhana Shipovikj
4/25/2025
Number, %
12/19/2019
Yes
State Statistical Office
PD004M19
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Life expectancy at birth, years, total

Data for the referent year is three year average
Data recalculated with Census 2021 estimation

Life expectancy at birth, years, males

Data for the referent year is three year average
Data recalculated with Census 2021 estimation

Life expectancy at birth, years, females

Data for the referent year is three year average
Data recalculated with Census 2021 estimation

Smoking prevalence, aged 15-64, total

data source : Public Health Institute

Smoking prevalence, aged 15-64 , male

data source : Public Health Institute

Smoking prevalence, aged 15-64 ,female

data source : Public Health Institute

Death rate due to chronic diseases , per 100 000 persons aged less than 65, total

Data recalculated with Census 2021 estimation

Death rate due to chronic diseases , per 100 000 persons aged less than 65, males

Data recalculated with Census 2021 estimation

Death rate due to chronic diseases , per 100 000 persons aged less than 65, females

Data recalculated with Census 2021 estimation

People killed in road accidents, number per 100 000 persons, all ages

data source: ___

Premature deaths due to exposure to fine particulate matte ( PM2.5), number of deaths

data source: ___

Premature deaths due to exposure to fine particulate matte ( PM2.5), rate

data source: ___

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Life expectancy at birth, years, total

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