Sierra Leone's Maternal Mortality Decline
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In 2000 , Sierra Leone had the highest rate of maternal mortality in the world (alongside South Sudan ) Around 1,800 pregnant women died for every 100,000 live births.
Maternal mortality rates have fallen by 74% in two decades .
The chart shows the 20 OECD countries giving the most aid, as a percentage of their national income, to the world's poorest nations.
Spain had the highest share, with nearly 9% of births resulting from assisted reproductive technology, followed by Greece , Denmark , and Czechia .
Ireland , Lithuania , Serbia , and Turkey had much lower rates, with less than 2% of all births.
This can include cross-border treatment.
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