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Child and Maternal Mortality

in Islamic Countries

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2.4.11. Trends and differentials in women’s educational attainment in selected OIC

countries

We examined health inequity by education of women. We also examine the patterns of

educational improvements residence in selected OIC countries where DHS data are available.

Educational attainments have increased in most settings. A striking feature was the high

disparity of education by urban-rural region (Figure 2.37). Education is one of the key

determinants of maternal and child mortality and MNCH utilization. Education is also a likely

factor for the high level of disparity in maternal and child mortality and MNCH utilization

between urban and rural areas.

Figure 2.35. Percent of women with secondary or higher education residence in selected OIC

countries where DHS data are available

Data source: Demographic and Health Surveys