Jersey Under-five mortality rate 2026: 9.68 per live births

Jersey's under-five mortality rate in 2026 is 9.68 per live births (estimate), down 0.1% from 2025. It ranks #142 of 236 countries.

The under-five mortality rate measures the number of deaths per 1,000 live births for children under five. This critical statistic highlights child health and development, reflecting a country's healthcare quality and socioeconomic conditions. Understanding these rates is vital for improving global health initiatives.

Jersey•12 years of data (2015–2026)••United Nations Population Division•

Estimated value for 2026 (interpolated, no direct source).

Historical Trend

Under-five mortality rate over timeSome values are estimated based on historical trends

Year-by-Year Data
YearValueChange% ChangeActions
20269.68 per live births0.01 per live births-0.09%
20259.69 per live births0.15 per live births-1.53%
20249.84 per live births0.12 per live births-1.24%
20239.96 per live births+0.03 per live births+0.28%
20229.94 per live births0.04 per live births-0.38%
20219.97 per live births+0.13 per live births+1.27%
20209.85 per live births+0.09 per live births+0.97%
20199.76 per live births+0.13 per live births+1.40%
20189.62 per live births+0.16 per live births+1.67%
20179.46 per live births+0.16 per live births+1.74%
20169.3 per live births+0.18 per live births+1.93%
20159.12 per live births——

Frequently Asked Questions About Jersey Under-five mortality rate

What is Jersey's under-five mortality rate in 2026?▾

Jersey's under-five mortality rate is 9.68 per live births in 2026 (estimate), according to United Nations Population Division.

Is Jersey's under-five mortality rate increasing or decreasing?▾

Jersey's under-five mortality rate fell by 0.1% from 2025 (9.69 per live births) to 2026 (9.68 per live births). Over the past decade (2016–2026) it rose by 4.1%.

How does Jersey rank for under-five mortality rate?▾

In 2026, Jersey has the 142nd highest under-five mortality rate out of 236 countries with data.

What was Jersey's under-five mortality rate in 2015?▾

In 2015, Jersey's under-five mortality rate was 9.12 per live births. By 2026 it rose by 6.1%.

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