Global Health-For-All Indicators

Global Health-For-All Indicators

Published Jan 1999

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Country tables presents the most recent values available for the 74 indicators which have been selected for the third evaluation of the HFA strategy. Indicators cover socio-economic development, environment, health resources, health services and health status (including data such as GDP, literacy, mortality, number of hospitals, health expenditures)

A time series version of the data with values for 1983, 1985, 1988, 1991 and 1994 can also be downloaded

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