241. With the improvement of the curricula of training schools and actions of human
resources development undertaken, the professional ratios of healthcare per inhabitant have
improved considerably in the last 10 years. Thus, in 2010, the ratio for doctors was one (1)
for 9792 inhabitants, one (1) midwife for 21,924 inhabitants, one (1) nursing assistant for
3448 inhabitants. The WHO standard is one (1) for 10 000 doctors as against one (1) for 5000
inhabitants
respectively
for
midwives
or
nurses.
242. The health budget in the state budget has also increased over the past decade; from less
than 5% in 1989 to 11.71% in 2010 (recurrent expenses ratio).This rate is below the 15 % set
by Heads of State in Abuja, Nigeria. Within the framework of attaining the MDGs in the
health sector, the table below shows the results obtained in relation to certain targeted impact
indicators.
Summary table of Mali’s results with regard to the objectives of the various PRODESS
from 1998 to 2010/MDGs
EDSM.III, IV results and MICS 2010
surveys
Goals
Indicator
Prodess
Prodess
II
Prodess
+
19982002
20052009
20092011
1996
2001
2006
2010
MDG1
Underweight rates. Among
children aged <5years/100
27.0%
Immunization coverage rate of
children 12-23m (Measles)
90%
40.0% 33.2%
26.7% 18.9%
50.8% 48.7
68.4% 73.0%
Above 37.5% 39.6
or
equal to
90%
61.9% 72.1%
93.0
56.0
122.5
113.4
95.8
166.3
211.0
150.0
237.5
229.1
190.5
404
574
344
577
582
464
Prenatal care rate
86.0%
46.9
56.8
70.4
Assisted delivery rate
65.0%
40.0% 40.6%
49.0% 56.0%
Contraceptive prevalence rate
10.0
4.5
6.9
Immunization coverage rate of
children 12-23m (DTP3)
MDG4
Infant mortality rate/100
Child mortality rate /100
MDG5
Maternal mortality rate/100000
5.7
8.0%
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