If all women in India had completed secondary education, the under-five mortality rate would be 61 per cent lower, UNESCO has said.
India and Nigeria account for more than a third of child deaths worldwide. If all women in both countries had completed secondary education, the under-five mortality rate would have been 61 per cent lower in India and 43 per cent lesser in Nigeria, saving 1.35 million children’s lives.
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