Women's education and income as influencing factors on child mortality rates

Focusing on the critical issue of child mortality, this seminar paper examines its causes and implications for global health and societal development. High child mortality rates serve as indicators of a country's health status and overall quality of life. The paper highlights the urgent need to address this serious societal problem, linking it to sustainable development goals for 2030. By emphasizing the connection between child health and population well-being, it underscores the importance of reducing child mortality as a global priority.