6. Provide equal opportunities for a safe and healthy life

Indicator 8: under-five mortality

city and country levels

1993

1998

number of death for children below 5 years old during the year/ average number of live birth during the last 5 years

female

1,69%

1,41%

male

2,39%

2,81%

TOTAL female and male

4,08%

4,22%

What are the reasons of the increase or decrease of child mortality ?

If there is no notable change, what is planned to improve the level of child mortality ?

Decreasing consumption of population.

Feeding is neither of good quality nor healthy

Indicator 9: Reported crime rates

city level

annual number of victims

1993

male

female

all

Homicides

0,04

0,01

0,05

/1000 population

Rapes

0,00

0,16

0,16

/1000 population

Thefts

27,20

3,60

30,70

/1000 population

1998

Homicides

0,05

0,03

0,08

/1000 population

Rapes

0,00

0,15

0,15

/1000 population

Thefts

14,20

2,20

16,40

/1000 population

What are the reasons of the increase or decrease of crimes ?

Do these results reflect the safety conditions for the population ?

Social and economic conditions influence the level of crimes.

Improving these conditions impacts favourably the safety conditions

for the population.

Qualitative data 2: urban violence

city and country levels

In the city or the country, are there:

1993

1998

a) areas considered as dangerous or inaccessible to the police

YES

YES

b) violence at school

NO

NO

c) an official policy against domestic violence

NO

NO

d) a crime prevention policy

YES

YES

e) a weapon control policy

YES

YES

f) victim of violence assistance program(s)

NO

NO