Jordan sees challenges in reaching health care …
The UN has said that Amman-Jordan has a huge challenge in getting the ability to carry on the cost of extensive health care, sex and reproductive health and health care. Reported in the report.
Although Jordan, as well as the countries of the Arab region have improved the achievement of 3 and 6 goals of standard development goals on good health and well -being, healthy health, 3 and 6 goals, with the improvement of the feasibility of the mother and child, tuberculosis and vaccines.
However, according to a report on achieving sustainable development goals in the Arab region of the United Nations Economic and Social Committee (Azkova) the previous day, there is an increasing number of non -compliance with Jordan, while the health, geography, education, poverty and immigration associated with sexual, geography, education, poverty and immigration.
Long -term displacement is the weight of health systems, which increases problems between mental health, reproductive care, nutrition and long -term injuries, especially women and girls.
According to the results of the report, the countries of Jordan and the Arab region have reduced the death rate of mothers, but the current percentage is even greater, which is twice as much as the global target of less than 70 deaths for 100,000 direct births.
Less than newborn deaths
The rates of newborns and children in the Jordan and region are less than 15.5 and 31.8 for 1000 direct births in 2023, respectively, however, the rates are higher than the global goals.
The Jordan and the region are still far from achieving comprehensive access to sex and reproductive health services, including family control, and 61.4 % to 2024 in 2010 to 63.8 % in 2024, but it is less than 64.4 % of the age of childbirth to meet their family control needs.
The rate of births between teenage girls slows down in Jordan slowly in Jordan, the regional of 1,000 teenage girls between the ages of 15 and 19 in 2024, and the birth of 43.9 births and 53.3 births in 2010, however, this rate is still greater than 40.7 births for 1000.
As nearly two people benefit from every three of the three people from every three of them in 2021, the improvement for comprehensive health care improves at a different pace. In 2019, the average mortality rate for unsafe water and hygiene services reached 27,000 for the Arab region with low income, reaching 27 people in a low -income Arab region, and the global average reached 18.5 per 100,000 in the Arab region, increasing 62 % to 62 % from 62 % to 62 % from 2015.
With the percentage of 99.7 % in 2024, high -income Arab countries maintained a large number of services.
